The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-02-18

Emma s. Lindsey. Of Pennsylvania wife Of Hon.
Wilton NJ. Lindsey ofthe If5lh Peunsy ivania and
prominent attorney 81 Warren, Pa, whose work
has been so successful for tho year Just closing.
President Liudsey's maiden name was sherman,
ana she IL native 81 the Green Mountain State.
she IL n charter member Of Eben ~. Ford Cnrns.
A., OF WARREN served last year a. senior Vce-Pres
tdent OF the Department, and IL one Of the COM
lnittee OF six appointed 10 compile and publish he
Memorial Home Cook Book serving tho COM
mttee "a Treasurer, which position she still holds.
Under her administration Pennayivanit has con-
unued her noble work for relief on broader linss
than ever before.
Comrade G. G.. Hampton and wife. Past National
PRESIDENT Emma Stark Hampton, sale from New
York FEB. III Tor Nsssau, whore they will stay ioF
month. after which they will take trip 10 Cien-
fuegos, returning 10 New York about April l. 10
she RECEIVERS sufficiently for the task Mrs Hampton
VIII favor The TRIBUNE with several letters de-
scrlptiye OF her days IN the sunny islands Of lhs
Southern seas.
Past National President sarah F. Fuller Is quite
restored 10 health, but her deafness continues.
She. with Past National President Barker and
nearly al the old liners, have been in attendance
upon Department. Convention and the Soldiers
Home Fair, in both Of which they are Interested.
The DR.. Stephenson portrait - the Joint enter
prise OF Past Department. Secretary Josephine r.
Cleveland, Springfield, H.. aud the widow OF DR..
stephenson, founder Of the GAR, whom 10 is
Intended to benefit. They hold the copyright and
reserve All rights, and have learned with pxn thaE
a party In Missouri has had the same copied aud
sold. They believe that, If no realized that in so
doing he was not only breaking the copyrights
law. but doing something antagouistic 10 Mrs.
'Aept1llHoi = INTERESTS ne womb QeTlsts The
copyright has been placed on every original pio-
ture extaut, 80 that Posts ordering will readily
know when Mrs. Stephenson ri hts are respected.
The ninth annual Convention, Department OK
Wisconsin, will be held in the Senate chamber,
Madison, March 9, Department President Helen s.
Iuuer presiding; Caroline III, Bell. Secretary.
wisconsin rolls up another grand year Of work,
not only IN local charity but for the veterans and
their wives and widows at the WaupaCa Soldiers
hOme. since last report Corps have been organ
ICED as follows: Geo. +. BraytOn. Ii6. Kingstonf
Duane Potter, III. sharon; AFRO Young D. S Win
neconne; Wal! HlckOck, JIG, Bloomington; Major
Payne, 10, FaiTchildi Alexis Tallman 49, Gin
ton; I. :. Grant, l22, Maiden Rock; Sam Nom
teith, l23 FennimOre
Among the many loving, faithful, effective work.
ers in the great and humane cause IN which the
WOman's Relief Corps Of the country is engaged,
there are none who excel Mrs. Stmson Smith, OF
l33 Seventh avenue, Brooklyn in activity earnest
ness, devotion, dignity and ability as a worSeran
an officer. No exercises Of installing officers are
conducted with more Of intelligent dignity and
effectiveness than are the installations OF Mrs.
smith, al present Junior Nice-Presdcut, Depart
ment Of New York. She IL completely eonversanb
with the work, 10 never Disconnected, naughty,
overbearing or posing for some ar-fsfched effort
but proceeds from first to last officer should
proceed. She encourages harmony and Orgauiza-
ton Of effort. She fmpTesses officers and mem-
beTs OF the different organizations she visits with
desire and determination 20 live better lives, and
10 do more for the ones TO whom a country 10
always indebted for periIs and efforts in Us BEHALF
She Is liberal minded, truthful and ambitious only
for the advancement of our cause.
Mrs. Smith was one Of tho charter members OF
tho National organization that first came to tho
font in this work in Denver Colo, in 1855. add
from which start the great organization now so
well established in this country came into activity
and existence. She Il an asplrant for Office bus
worker for the good Of humanity.