The National tribune., 1892-07-28

| ark. and J. May Huff Quartermaster. A vote of
thanks was given Alice H. Shanger for her eff
cheney as Coor-Guard in raising sufficient funds
to purchase the beautiful Gag which was there I'M
| furied; also to the GAR for of Hall and ID.
Crawford for organ. To Past Commander Ida Nj.
Raybert presented beautiful gold c. C. badge.
appropriately engraved The meeting was honored
10y the presence of @ NJ. Ella Colby. Medina, n. Y,
| who will spend some time visiting friends In the
East The meeting adjourned by singing Kate
| B. Sherwoods c. G. G. Parting Song, to meet at
| Newfoundland July IL and IL. 1893 Anyone de-
string badge and souvenir program, containing the
Rallying Ode and Parting Song; can procure the
| same by sending % cents TO @. NJ. j. May Hun
| NJ. Warner Hargrove, Division Commander.
STANDING BY THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
The Reunion of the New York Guards was held
| at the home of Lizzie Maudc Hewlett Manhasset.
L. J.. July Is and IA. and as both days were clear
and pleasant !: proved success, there BEING more
| members present than at any former Reunion. a
| great many coming the second day. The house
was handsomely decorated with flags and bunting;
the parlor was one mass of flags, and the piazza
was entirely Enclosed with them. Over the steps
of the piazza black background and in
large gilt letters was the inscription, " Welcome,
| N.TCCG"
Business was conducted with Commander Hew-
| lett in the chair, Adde Haring AdJutant pro tenn
Election of officers resulted as follows: Com. VIM
| J. Buckley; S V c.. George w. Buckley; J. V. c.,
| Henry L. Hewlett; Chap, Evelyn Cornell; @
| NJ, Lizzie Maude Hewlett; Adj't, Ada Bell Bck-
Chairman, Collins, n. V; VIM. Hewlett, Nnnhas-
set. L. L.; Ella Colby, Medina, n. Y; Annie Dur
yea, Port Washington, l.. l., and Mamie Conkiin,
Historical Comnittee-A. II. Borthwick, Viola
Seaman, and Julia Mahouey.
Benefit Committee-Edwsrd Stubs, Manhasset,
/. l.
Investigating Committee-Mary Bicknell. Han
nawa Falls, Chairman; Carrie Arnold, Rondout,
and Mamie Hawley. Vine Valley.
Commander Lizzie Maude Hewlett was urged TO
again take the Office. but declined in favor OF VIM.
J. Buckley; she declined Adjutant in favor if Ada
Bck NELL and only after great deal OF coaxing de-
eded 10 be Quartermaster
Roscoe L. Whitman owing to his treatment of the
New York Division, voted out OF the Order. and
Addie Haring received an honorable transfer to
New Jersey. The next Reunion will be held at
the Ashland House. New York City. Members of
New York Division pledged themselves to stand
by THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE and Kate Il. Sher-
wood.
THE sUNFLowER REUNION.
BROTHER AND SISTER GUARDS: The c. C. Re-
union held at the home of Brother Mundy. Grip
pie Harry" was the largest and most enthusiastic
ever held in Kansas; grand success and enjoyed
by all. Those present had the pleasure of meeting
Sister Kate L. Hand, of Everest, formerly of Rath-
bun, Wis, a we-known c. G. worker, who needs
no introduction. The day was pleasantly spent
in conversation; the welfare of our club being the
subject discussed. Preliminary steps were taken
10 organize G. G. Circle at BurliDgame, and we
are assured there will he a working Circle there.
The evening was spent in singing patriotic songs
and transacing business of Importance The
Guards visited the home of Brother u. S. Jones,
whose mother is an invalid at present suffering from
a badly bruised and broken arm She dearly loves
the c. c.. and is pleased TO have c. G. members call
on her. We were Loyalty entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs Mundy aud Brother Harry. and on behalf of
those present / extend heartfelt thanks for their
courtesy and hospitality. c. C. members will al
ways find loyal welcome Mt The home of Brother
Harry. When departed for our respective
homes we did with determination to work
more ardenty than ever in the interest the Kan
sas Guards. May the Sunfower Division prosper
1t never has before is the sincere wish of 10y al
Guard. Pro Pairia-W. F. Volz, Division Com
mander, Reading, Kan.
THE INTERSTATE REUNION.
BROTHER AND SISTER GUARDS: The Interstate
Reunion of Kansas. Nebraska Iowa. and Missouri
takes place at Kansas City during the Worlds En-
campment of abe knights of Pythias. Friday and
Saturday, Aug. 20 and q. Railroad rates all over
the continent will be greatly reduced. and Mis-
souri, extends TO our beloved Commander in Chief,
aud every Guard in this broad land invitation
TO meet with her. Come. sud we will make you
welcome, thrice welcome. Business session meets
at TO- Friday morning and on Friday evening
choice literary program will be rendered. Our
orator brother, W. s Moore, will make the Re-
union halls echo with his eloquence, he tells
" How Matrimony Richards Progress and Patriot
ism" The Reception Committee will meet trains,
but If by chance anyone should be missed, make
your way to the carriage-stand in the waiting
room al the depot get carriage and go directly to
1882 Holly street, the home Of our sisters, the
Misses Slocun, where the Commander will be.
Ribbon badges may be obtained by Enclosing
a stamp TO Guards of my Division of our
own Missouri, rally once again. You have been
true TO every trust; you have worked nobly In the
cause we love we'll let meet in glad Re
union and make stronger the golden chains OF
Fraternity, Charity aud Loyalty. by which
bound together. To Sister Mary Goodenough, away
la Oregon By the Paciic's blue waters, send greet
ings from home and hearty invitation 10 meet
with US in August. Ever loyalty yours-Niua
Yates. Division Commander. Lexington. Mo.
OLD SAYINGS FOR THE c. c.
Always be content in gain or loss;
A rolling stone gathers moss;
Every cloud has A silver lining
Searching for gold at the deepest mining;
A penny saved Is penny earned,
So say men wise and learned;
Always practice what you preach,
A very good rule for any to teach;
IT'S poor rule that won't work both ways
A common saying i'll our forefather days;
lis a ways darkest Just before dawn;
Happy is the bride :he sun shines on;
Wiful waste makes woeful want,
So at economy never iaunt;
You may live to see the day
If only had the crust threw away;
A barking dog never will bite
Think OF this when foragng at night;
A friend in need is friend indeed
The better the day the better the deed;
Reconstruction IL the thief of time
BE ready for eternity ere the death bells chime;
Custom Is the plague of wise men, but the idol of
They are like the scum Of stagnant pools;
Honest students learn the greatness OF humility
To wisdom ii gives great Utility;
Study not so much to show knowledge as possess il;
Never try TO excel In unbecoming wit
The good man is honored, the fool we despise-
Let US strive above them arise;
Virtue takes the place of all other things,
As we speed along on Times relentless wings
lis the nobility OF angels the majesty Of God
And under the foot of man should never be trod
Pro Patria-Helen Stevens
C. C. wooED AND WON.
c. G. friends will be pleased 10 learn of the happy
marriage of Gertrude Race. of Fort Wayne Ind.
to George ID. Piepcnbrinl. a young business man
OF that city. Gertrude the eldest of the three
popular Races, so well known in c. C.. circles The
happy event occurred June % the ideal month for
marriages The bride WIS most becomingIy attired
Ia white SILK trimmed with rich lace. and carried
the customary bouquet of brides roses: she was
attended by two little golden haired maids of
honor. Everything. from the home decorations TO
the wedding breakfast. in faultless taste and
the very select party of intimate friends and rela-
uyes all contributed TO make IL an ideal social
event Pro Patria-Eva T. Pryor Providence