The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-11-24
SONS OF VETERANS.
News from the Various DivisIons-Mssasn
of Officers, etc.
ILLINOIS,

ILLINOIS.
Chicago Camp. /. Chicago, held the arss Of
grand series of receptions to be given during fhs
Worlds Fair year, at the Veteran Protective Asso-
citation hall, Chicago, Thursday evening Nov 10.
An hour was devoted TO wel!-arranzed literary
and musical program, in which Mrs. z I. BalIou,
the daughter Of veteran, sang with exquisite
grace and in excellent tone two vocal selections.
Miss Lula Andrews, musician Of rare ability,
gave TWO piano solos. Miss Hattie Searcd and
A. n. Beebee, recitationists added greatly 70 The
evenings enjoyment by their able rsndertnS Of
bernstein and Senior Vice Commander p. A. Dr-
rant spoke briefly patriotic topics. The eve
nings entertainment closed with an enjoyable hep
Co. z, lst Inf, Sons of Veterans Guards the nil.
tary rank of Chicago Camp. /. hold grand milf
tsry ball on Tuesday evening, Nov. "a. whish WIZ
mandant, and their stats.
IOWA.
Col. Lewis A. Dilley. Division Commander, sab
ns, in Order No. 10. the annexed conditien q tks
Division-a clean gain Of 2ss members svsr sss
report of the second quarter:
Camp ll6 Rockwell City, Al members; ip, 1oek
Rapids. AZ; q, De5 Moine5, 40; H. WsssfisS, o.;
2O6, RedGeId. IS 81. Iowa City SO; Is. DuSuaus.
81; 162. Harlan. 81; 81, Stuart. 81; 25s, Council
Bluffs %; 269 Missouri Valley, 29 As oskalssss pI
235. MondamiD, %; 246, Lynnyille. %; 80, Aapls-
ton. %: 1885, Humboldt, q; II, Davenport, ., 10,
Wellman 26; Is7. Akron, 20 pa. Iowa Falls =;
272. Lewis. %; 274. Moulton. 20; 80. ottumva. Isl
"a 1875 Mediapolis "a 49, Spencer "a; - Gin
27I HssPsr 2 81 275 LadoTs %: !o7 AM, a. y,
II: 1872 Yves: Liberty. a; los. Oxford. - ia,
Noda%ay, ~. %; - iei Wavsriy, Is; 20. tfui:.
vernon: IS; 2la shelby, IS; 2o7. A.i.nss
Cherokee o sd 49, Ma.,sas IS H ss .,
is; 29l. Dexter. 10; 2i7, BOWS. 10; S7s. Adsis, H
PSI. Rose Hill, IS; 81, West Union, is; n. CsG
bridge IS; 210, Irwin. 10; IA. Mt. Ayr, IA; o. Baa
Iington, IA; As. Anamosa, IA; l13, Conway, IA; LIS
Gilman, a. 20. LaPorte City, 13; "a, Wintersst
1a; 2ls. Reinbeek, 49, lSs Brooklyn, l2i ~: sslls
vue, ~; 24s, Vincennes, IL; go, Garner, n, "a
Grand View IL; al, Salem, 10; 2l9. BrEhts1, III;
2l2, Drakesville, 8. Total, 50 Camps. !, 81 nsms
bers.
Camps In the following towns are suspended,
MarshalItown, Lenox, CrUSton, Washington. An
dubon, Ames Independence, Algcna. Lake City
Panora, Wilton, Northboro, Sheldon, Green, kvsyN
Winfield. Fredrecia. Marble Rock. Clesrasld, Bad
ley, Cromwell. MEANWHILE, Russell, Magnolia, Co
lumbus Junction, West Bend, Lake Mills, Hull
Fayette, Orient, Williamsburg, Newton, Upton
Eldon, Boone, Clear Lake, Perry. Wsueoma. VIII
liams, Derby, Atalissa MEMO, Beaman, Newell
Hartley. Walnut. Bridgewater, Storm Laks Nsy
mouth Dayton, Davis City, Kellerton, LiasviLs
Ocheyedan-5S Camps.
Now, let each and every one Of the In Camp
try and be first on the report which viii % pub
lished Feb. l, 1893.
ILLINOIS.
saulsbery Camp s53 Stewardson, hsd pleasant
evening lately at one of their regular msssinss
hour talks. Then came Comrades York. BogxS
and Ebert, who told some extra fine stories
Recess was ordered, during which ihs Bale,
Brothers Martial Band made music. the comrades
sang and the Sons prepared a supper Of beans
bacon, crackers and coffee. The Camp has enjoyed
quite boom since.
PENNSYLVANIA
Anna NJ. Ross Post, o. Philadelphia. hsld IN 90
joyable Campfire recently. Alfred D. Kueis. Chair
man of the Entertainment Committee, opened ths
Campfire by introducing Past Commander WatsT-
house, of Post 19, who recited poem Past Com,
mander Simmons. Post 400. spoke on the navy
J. V. O. Varnoek. Post 10. reeited " Hancock III
Gettysburg" j. b. Nicholson of Post O. and II. A
Schlecht, of Post 81, made few remarks; VIM
Volker performed on the zeither and harmonious
at the same time. and also SANG humorous song.
Past Commander Jas. p. Holt, military instructor
at the Chester Springs Orphans Home, Pa, fseatsd
a poem and gave some interesting account Of Ne
management of the Home Past Commander Fer
gusson, of ia occupied about one hour general
topics of the GAR Simmons. of the Navy ~.
cited "Sherman'5 March to the Sea-" Caps.
Weaver, of Camp l, Sons of Veterans. q Phiia-
delphis, made a speech, as did Commander I. W.
ShengIe of a. Commander Herman G. psmps.
and Commander w X. Pierce, and Adiutsns Waiksl
told q story The Rose Guard Of the Posi- was eai
In full numbers. The Post-room was crowded.
The Post numbers 500.