The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-04-28

rensburg. Mo-; Minnie q. Curry. l2 Dwight street
Providence. r. l.. Sarah M. L. Battes, Akron, o.
A. Mande Lohman, Wa Keeny, Kan; Bertha M
/ Conover, tS3 Adella avenue. Pasadena, Cal. VIII
Commanders that committees are at work
| and report at once ?-Namis T. Clark % Hooker
| street, Springfield. Mass
1t Is historic fact that Minnesota rendered the
| first regiment to subdue the rebellion. The irst
man to enlist in The whole United States was
Josias X. King, of ST. Paul This record is some
thing thtt every man, woman, and chilli should be
proud o. 1t Is also matter OF fact that the Ist
Mimi Mt Gettysburg sustained the heaviest oss of
| any regiment under fire in the whole war. Now.
| VIII not The Minnesota c. c., the and daugh-
ters OF Veterans, perpetuate the achievements of
their Industrious fat,ers by joining the Guards and
| swell the grand rally of Progress aad Patriotism ?
| ii You would organize Minnesota Division. write
/ aoJt-Gen A. l.. Seaman, of ST. Louis, Mo-, Mt
/ once, 1heiosing stamp for reply, report to me
/ d,rect-John L. Whit, National Aid, st. Cloud,
| Mimi
| At The meeting of Massachusetts Division Feb.
-, 1t was decided that form local circles
| throughout the State. Circle was organized at
/ StonchaIn Mt the home of the Best sisters. when
l-ncie Best was unanimously elected President and
Annie l.. Williams Secretary, it being thought
needless to have any more officers, Circle in-
Guides members from Stoleham, Woburn Read
/ ing, North Reading, Melrose. Somervile, Boston,
| Chariestown aud Saugus. The meeting WIS en-.
tiusiastic and adjourned to meet May III, at the
home ef Lille Chandler Meirose when ii is hoped
all The members in this section will attend. C. e.
members requested tn join the Guards, thus
Tie Circle. Circle mas recelveu per-
mission to organize with Mrs. Briggs at the head;
Annie j.. Williams, Secretary.
I NATIONAL HEApoSARrFRs N.TC.C. GUARDS
AIS oDp PILLOWS HILL, ST. LOUIS,
April II, 1892
General Orders.
Current series, S.
\ Consecutive series Is
/. Senior Vice Commander Emma Martin, Hor-
tnn Iowa, having reported for duty, COM
naiid of Iowa. Division and will be honored and
respected accordingly.
Kate Warfhen having resigned as Commander of
Kansas Division, and Seuor Vice Commander
Ellie li4rshbarger declining serve, Junior Vice.
Commander VIM. Il. Voltz ordered to assume
command Havin. reported accep;nnce 10 tliesa
Headquarters, he Will be hulIored and respected
accordingly.
The New York Division Council having elected
a Commander, vice Julian W. VeHkie, rcsigne'i.
Chairman Carrie e. Arnold reports the election of
Lizzie Naude Hewlett, Manasset:, l.. L., N. Y, to-
that office. She will assume command and be
hoBored and respected accordingly.
H. Where Senior Vice. Commanders and Junior
Vics-Comnanders lave been ordered to assume
command, and no request lias beon made f;otl
members of the Division TO elect n Connlai!tier,
these officers will eontinue in command until the
annual meeting of their Divisions. The Counc;
should meet previous TO the opening session of the
Division and formally clec; the Senior Vice Com
mander or Junior Vice-Co,nn:wnder in command
TO the office of Commander, reporting their action
TO the Commander in Chief. Where calls have
been made for election, the Councils of such
Divisions had been ordered to elect Commander
and report result To these Headquarters
removal TO - State" or married. left State
etc: Let it be understood that n member retains
membership in the Division lie is enrolled in unit
lie ebtaius transfer from the Adiuiint, approved
by the Commander. Members then ont
transfer and held under the jurisdiction of the Di
vision granting transfer, for discipline only until
time expires. They are then considered liouorably
discharged from the Ort!er. After obtaining trarIs-
fer, If n member wishes TO join another Division.
the transfer must bc sent to tho Investigator of
such Division. who reports on tho same 10 the AID.
jptnit. II admitted and enrolled In tile Division,
tile AdJutnnt reports the name, under gains by
transfer in the quarterly report by the aIjulant-
General.
~ The first three Divisions reporting to these
Headquarters for the quarter ending March 81,
were follows: Illinois Penusylyania and Wis
consin, in order named.
v. Commanders wishing application blanks will
he supplied upon request TO the AdjutHut General.
VI Chairman of Progress Committee, Anna
Marquardt. 43eS Vista avf:iiiir ST. Lonis ounces
Ter tie first discussion the committees sciec-
ti"f Would universal female suffrage tend to re-
duce the liquor traific?h A lively discussion is
anticipated The subject following this one which
VIII continue about three weeks il The effect of
building monuments TO the memory Of cx-Con-
eucrate leaders" All articles FOR discussion should
lac sent TO the Chairman (tdt.ress given atpove)
no other communications viii be recognized.
VII New life has been infused into eyer Guard
and never before has The Order shnru such good
signs OF prosperity aud Interest. Reports have
Eeen 'i;ade promptly, officers understand the
work better. difficulties havo bsen mastered, aud
our ship Of Progress aud Patriotism moves on
toward successful ends.
by command Of KATE Il. SHERWOOD, Conn rnand-
en- Chief
Attest: AMOS L. SEAMAN. Adiuant. General.
CLUB WHISPERS.
The first Of tile month / had the PLEASURE of q
call from Sister Lctiie III. Ra nser, Sioux City,
Iowa, Of the editors of tile G,and Ar,ay Rec
ord and true G. &. We sprnt an hour DISCUSS !
ing the CLUB and lbeIsing my uIementoes.- |
Bertha j. Sargent CorrcctiouviIie Iowa.
would like tn know what good qualities |
possessed by tie yoin. man that gave descrip- !
ion Of what he would expect il, wife To J. May |
Huff, Milford. n. J. hope May il. not sorry that |
,iie cannot fill the reGuireinents.-L. G. Young,
Dexter, Iowa.
have a-few copies Of the song Grand Army |
8utton left. hope every musical G. c. will send |
tiiarity. having hrnn donated for Uncle JOINTS /
.hRir fund.-Adde. Stevens, Box 20 Port Chester, |
y. Y
No. Sister Carrie. / think the trne c. c. girls do /
rot think julius Gogarn cranky in his uo,ious.' 1
lie may seem TO many little preindiceti i'm his /
views OF some things, but not cranky" II you 1
would call him cranky" | wish iiad II few 1
more cranks" among our nufnber.-Cora Sacr, I
Carthage. H.
wonder if many OF you belong to the Y. p. 8.
= L. II Is glorious cairsc If its members live to
lie motto: For Christ and the Church" We /
iave a small Society ia Country church with 25
scLire members. womb like to hear from mem i
Riley, st. John. Mich.
As the question of dress has been extensively
sgjtated venture my opinion. ! think n nice
calico dress. neatly made is good enough for rich
DR. poor. We spend so much money far expensive
materials that we might better for benevolent
and he much happier.-Mary Virginia
Marshall Ill.