The National tribune., 1892-09-01

then Il vas borrowed from Joe Eaton q G. G. boy,
of Dunseth. N. d.. whom she met at bothm m.
had ever met away from home. aud enjoyed the
acquaintance very much.
Adit-Gep. A. L. Seaman will accompany Ransom
Post, ST. Louis to Washington, and would like to
meet friends of the O. c. and Guards along the
route. which is rs follows: Leave st. Louis Seps.
Is $50 p. m in 10 vestibule cars. escorted by the
famous Arsenal Band reaching Cincinnati Mt o:5U
q. m. Sept. Is; breakfast At Grand Hotel. Leave
Cincinnati $50 .. M. via Baltimore q ONO; dIn
neY at ChilIicothe I1:t0. Reach Grafton. w. Va
for an o'clock supper; thence to Gettysburg Pa,
arriving 6 a. m, Sept. IT, After breakfast a drive
per's Ferry stopping at PEN Mar, western Mary
land, for . view of one of the graudest panoramic
scenes in the country. The battlefeids OF Antetam
and South Mountain will be visited Leaving
Harper's Ferry Baltimore win be the next point,
reaching there a. m. Sept II. From baltimore
the route will be via the Steamer Columbia aud an
alI-day ride The Chesapeake Bay and Potomac
River reaching Washington at 8: 30 p. m At
Washington headquarters will be taken up at ST.
Johns College, corner Fourteenth street and Yer.
mont avenue. Sunday morning all will attend
divine service at the Church of the Covenant ana
ia the evening a sacred concert at College Park by
Ridys Ma Summer rasort on the Cbesspeake,
returning via Annapolis and the Naval Academy.
full program for the week has been prepared;
and with their famous hand stirring chorsters and
good looks Ransom Post and it's auxiars VIII
take the old town by storm.
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS N. +. c. @. GUARDS.
eO4 OLIVE STREET. ST. LOUIS Aug. II, 1872
Current Series No. z.
Consecutive Series, No. Is.
l. All Guards and c. c. who will attend the Ma
tional Encampment, and desire lodgings, II not pro.
vided. should lose time, but apply for same at
once. Write Miss Cora Curry. Secretary Citizens
Sub COMMITTEES corner Seventeenth and streets,
or TO Mrs. S. o. White. 1886 street. Washington,
d. G. We want 100 guards and c. c. to apply at
once. aud guarantee that they will be on hand 10
occupy the place assigned them. Lodging at VI.
per day for four five days. Lose no time in
making application. and 10 make your accommo-
da,ions secure, if necessary, make O payment OF
SLIGO or 81 90 lin advance rs guarantee. thousands
are making application, and every moments delay
now lessons your chances for being comfortably
located.
Mr.. Whites large residence of twenty rooms
is in n most convenient part of Washington, airy
and comniodious. Here If Guards and c. C.'s make
prompt application, all can be located under one
roof and enjoy the company of friends you have
longed 10 meet. Let the watch word be: Lose 10
time and make application at once, and take your
friends with you
as follows: Rae Hays. Chairman; o. Edith D;ckey,
Lizzie NJ. Hewlett, Zoe +. Owen, Lucie j. Best,
Clarence b. Cone. Wan. J. Buckley. NJ. Warner
Hargrove and members of this committee will re-
port to the Chairman for instructions.
III. The program will be in charge Of Anna Mar
qusrdt. Chairman, 1878 Clark avenue, ST. Louis;
Frank McMurray. Canton, Ohio, and Amos l.. Sea-
man, ST. Louis. Any Guard who will read a paper
o selection. recite, render vocal instrumental
music. or in any way contribute toward the enter
tainment, pleasure and instruction of the Guards,
will please report to q member OF this committee
at once.
BY order Of Kate B. Sherwood, Com. I'm Chief.
Attest: Amos l.. Seaman, AdTt-Gen.
CALIFORNIA REUNION.
The second annual Reunion of the California d.
vision N II. G. e. Guards met Tuesday July g. at
the home of Past Commander Charles E. Lloyd,
Los Angeles Several of the Guards arrived in the
city on the morning train, and were met by Conf
rade Hiram Smith, who acted as guide in showing
them about the beautiful :" City of the Angels"
Promptly at lao D. m the Guards assembled in the
parlors Of the Lloyd residence and were called to
order by Comrade Smith. Twenty minutes were
spent in devotional exercises, and q short song
service led by Nellie Connover. The address of
welcome was given by VIM. l.. Hess and the
Spouse by Comradc Smith. Then followed his
tory Of the California Division by Chas. Lloyd and
recitation by Flora Conner. Several lively and
interesting debates were INDUCED Ia, each allowed
two minutes In which TO speak. Election of Off.
resulted in the following: Com. Hiram
Smith: s. w. c., Nellie Conover; j. v. c., Nellie
Hszeldine: Adj't. VIM Hess; G. g.. Chas. Tulle;
@ NJ. Eta Conner. Flora Alice Conner
privilege Of choosing her assistants. At the close Of
the business session the Guards went in body to
visit the editorial sanctum of The WcsterH Guard
The remainder Of the day was given up TO social
intercourse and pleasure. and a trip 10 the plum
orchard am safe in ssying that every Guard
went home with new zeal and purpose, realizing
the grand principles of the Order. and resolving
to do moro in the future. The writer will send
California souvenir programs to anyone sending
her programs from other States