The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-09-15
n r C.. G.. GUARDS.

The Ladies' Citizens Committee Washington.
ID. c., hold grand reception in the Rotunda OF the
Capitol Monday evening, Sept. 49, and have ex-
tended an invitation TO the Editor to be present
and participate. and invite all her friends. Inns
means that the n 4. c. c. and the c. c. generally
will be welcome. Mrs Gen. John A. Logan IS
Chairman of Reception Committee.
Mrs. Gen. Logan gives a reception at her bcauti
full Washington home, Calumet Place, on Tuesday
evening, Sept. 60 to all the John A. Logan Posts OF
the United States and their friends The Editor has
been invited to be present with friends, and ex-
tends this invitation TO visiting Guards and men,
bers of the c. C. generally. All will want to see
Mrs. Logan. the friend of the veterans and their
families.
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE will welcome ail visit
ing Guards and members of the c. G.. ct their
editorial sanctum, TRIBUNE Building, 1879 New
York avenue northwest, whenever they would
like to call. All are invited to the third annual
Reunion Tuesday, 10a m.
c. c., ATTENTION!
Come with fraternal love and merry hearts to
the Capital of your country, and rejoice That you
live in country grand and great and bounteous
Rejoice that you have been put on the same footing
with all the great patriotic associations visiting
Washington, and that your comforts have been so
well looked after by the Ladies' Citizens Commit
tee and the grand women composing that body, OF
Do not neglect when you reach Washington TO
call upon the officers of the Ladies' Citizens Com
mittee and thank them for their generous efforts
on your behalf.
There has been change in the n I. c. c. u.
Headquarters, owing to several reasons, chief oil
which is that the Guards slow in engaging
quarters on call Read the open letter to the c. G.
which follows:
HEADQUARTERS N. T. c. C. GUARDS.
MY DEAR FRIENDS: hope the good news have
may cause you to prolong yonr visit IN Washing
ton. VIM A. Woods 90 and 92i I4th street north
west, will take quite number Mt 81 per day, each,
instead of Sl.25 each, per day, rs heretofore sng
gested / hasten to make the change. and Will
hereafter be able to locate all c. Cs at 81 each per
day for lodgings. Meals are secured at the Litch-
field just the same at 81 each per day, making
the total cost 50 per day for the best accom-.
modatons. Feeling sure this arrangement Will
be highly satisfactory to you, am very cor,
daily yours-Cora G. Curry. corner l4sh anu
streets, Secretary Ladies' Citizens Committee.
PENNSYLVANIA REUNION.
The third annual Reunion Pennsylvania Guards
takes place in Cavalry Post Hail, Broad and Wood
streets Philadelphia. Thursday Sept. %, the week
following the National Reunion. Committee on
Program, Lizzie Worrell, Wallingford; Maggie
McCleland Morton; James WorreH Media.
Guards willing TO assist are asked to notify the
committee. Souvenir badges secured Mt the hail.
For further Information address Committee on Ar
rangement p H. Lamunyan, 1923 Braddocle street;
J. A. Smell, I7l2 South street; L. NJ Stockton, I601
Christian street, all OF PhlladelphiH.
MINNESOTA GUARDS.
John T.. Whit. National Aid. Oak Park, Mimi,
urges all Minnesota c. C.s to send i'm their names
if they would 60 the charter list of the y. T. G.
c. g. of Minnesota. to be closed up Oct. ]. Those
receiving blanks should show the courtesy of ac-
knowledging them lie urges the C. c. to make
Progress and Patriotism y their watchword and
says:
II would remind them that every C. C. stands
pledged 10 further the cause wherever opportunity
offers. In joining the Guards member advances
step higher in this grand organization which
numbers nearly Ii 900 members. As final appeal
I would cav Come Help ns along in orr good
work. Let Pro Pratria be your cry: for in num-
bers there is strength, and in knowledge there is
power.
PASSING IN REVIEW.
Maude Ninekirk, go Seventh street Louisville,
KY, writes that the Louisville G. c. had Re-
union at the Kentucky Soldiers Home, Harrods
Creek. Aug. %. spending pleasant day.
J.. Moilie Shelton must repeat her request, Civ
ing postoffce address next time, scarcely
guess where she lives among $4,000 c. G.
Nellie Lane, South Hanson. Mass. says any who
have written for shells who have not received
them should write again. She has some lovely
new Shells also crabs and sea eggs for % cents
l25 for 81. Postage paid. .,s..,s-s.y u -
May Garner, n silent c. c.. of Dralkesville Iowa,
reports pleasant visit at the home of Lizzie Hhr-
ris whom she describes an admirable hostess.
She wishes she knew more of the C. Q.
Mrs. Mary NJ Culver Forcstville. Conn, says
a pure descendant of the old Puritan blood of our
forefaihers aud as such am rroud."
Ella G. Oldaler. Eldorado. Kan, drove II miles
with her mother and two sisters to visit Mr.. Potts
and family, the two daughters being c. c. friends.
After pleasant day they returned 10 find c. c.
Guard. II. w. Shrove, whose visit all enjoyed.
Ella would exchange postal autographs with all.
wish to correct he mistake in the roll call that
! am veterans wife. I am the wife of veterans
son. and my children not old enough to
spond with adult members. think children who
good readers and take interest in the G. G.
should join. as the spirit OF progress and patriotism
should grow up with them. but ! think their nge
should he given Pro Patria-Alice NJ. Shields.
/ write to thank Uncle Tom" of Buffalo. n Y:
May Huff, of Milford, n. j., and others who sent
scraps for my crazy cushion. l will give
prize for the first photograph sent me by G. g.
member. Loyalty yours-Haitie Francis, Airing