The National tribune., 1890-09-25

mustard from the Heiniz Co. Pilisburg; 100 cakes
of soap from Lantz Bros, Buffalo, ". Y; 100 bars
and 90 pounds of cbipped soap from the A. II.
Lynd e. Son Co, Wnrren, It'.; 75 packages of
poppy oil powder and % Hlrs of soap from Hoilled
& Co, Buffalo, N. Y; Dutch blue" calico, mus
Inns. etc. from friend of Mrs Cnrlin, of Cleve-
land, o., shipped FREQ of charge by the Adams
Express Company; Corps 40, of Warren, beau
tiful quilt. N =
Corps 80. Clarion, Is always busy with some good
work, and the Post TO which they are auxiliary say
that il would have been foreed lo dsbnnd long ago
had it not been for their helping hand. They try to
promote sociabty In their own ranks, which Is
one reason of their success. short time ago the
President detained the Corps after dismissal, nnd
soon II member arrived with goody supply of ice
cream, cake and coffee, To which sho treated the
Corps. The Corps few evenings after took pos
session of her home, and paid her back in her own
coin.
The Order is growing In PENNSYLVANIA and Corps
steadily coming into line. Belle NJ. Allen. Depart
ment lnstituting and Installing Officer. instituted
SwHrt Corps, No 81, at New Albany Ind, with
ii charter members; Jane s. Weed President,
Celestia j. Hested Secretary
Jennie B. Pinney. Assistant Instituting and In
stnlling officer, instituted Irwin Corps No 1876, Mt
Big Run, Jefferson County; Libbe Veil President.
Pennsylvania has now filed all vacant numbers
and has n roster of 200 Corps. The women who are
coming into the W.R.C. now renlZo what that
work OF fraternity, Charity and Loyalty is, and
they will live up to their obligation In such way
that our Order VIII become powerful agent for
good in this land over which flag will ever
wave the flag the boys In blue for whom we
worked saved from dishonor-Kate M. Scott De-
paTtmcnt Corresponding Secretary.
ALL ALONG THE LINE.
Tho inspection order of Department President
Mary IT, Knowles. of Massachusetts, Is out. The con
cluding injunction IL important: Corps cannot he
marked Excellent unless the work is memorzcd
and properly performed possess a relief fund and
sustain harmonious relations with the Posts-in
truth, exempifying by their deeds the purpose of
their organization. Let IL be the endeavor OF each
and every Corps to attaia this standard of excel
lent, and prove to t# Department that the lessons
taught by our faithful and devoted officers OF the
past and present year have not been In vain; and
may the watchword Of each one of us ever be Ex-
Cesior.' -
Forsyth Corps, I, Toledo. o., is out with hand
some roster; Annie t. Howe President, Nellie A.
Rogers Secretary. The good work in Forsyth
goes steadily on.
The Corps OF southeastern Michigan elected OH.
GERS Mt the jackson Encampment M follows: Pres,
Mrs. Wellington Ilibhnrd, ofJacSson V.-P., Mrs. Il.
III. Hastead Of Concord Sec. Mrs G.. l.. McEnaly,
of Jonesville; Treas, Mrs. NJ. B IIadloy, Of Ltch
held. The by-lnws were amended 30 TO make the
officers the Executive Board The prizc banner was
won by the Concord Corps. IL IL very handsome,
and In valued at S2J Tho IitohHeld Corps took
the second prize, which was $40 In cnsh.
In the grand parade Mt Boston, Rs wcro
credtnby assured. large proportion of the ban
ners were presented TO Posts by Corps but In 30
many cnscs the Corps name was not given. This
Is always n mistake. The veterans like tho name.
Do not omit IT,
Proceedings Of ffth and eiXth annual Conven-
lions, Department OF Missouri. received There
are many evidences OF duties thoroughly and con-
scicniously performed and OF steady progress in
the work OF the Order Missouri is TO be congratu-
lated upon the possession of fine workers.