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

Il y
Il. NJ Stranahan; J. V. C., W. L. sapp; Council,
T. NJ Blood, L NJ Slranahan. T. A. Child; Chap;,
| y. Lockerby; :. OF c.. G. T. RICO: e. =, ". y.
l'hare; G. of G.. Afford SPHINX: c. c.. Chester W.
Terry 7. O., J. y. Lyme Principal Musician, I.
Gen. Custer Camp. 50 Princoton-COm.. 2. y.
Annis; :. v c.. Everett Southland; J. V. G.. u. w
! Spaulding; Chap, Charles Nokes First SeTg g. /.
6: Patterson; q. VI. s, Irving Southland; q. =,
| Walter Annis; &. Of O.. Joseph Noxes; C. Of g.,
Harley .y whitney, g g., Charles Berry; +; O.
| David Berry; Principal Musician, Valentine Saus-
ser; Council, l.. L. Whitney, Albert Prescott VAL
-eniine Sausser.
MISSOURI.
| Col. ID. w. Frauenthai IN his latest order Gays:
Al meeting OF the Division Council. held nj Kan
sas City on Jan IL, u was decided to hold the eighth
annual DIVISION Encampment on the 18th and 18th
/ Of May at Carthage. The following brothers OF
camp % are hereby appointed ~ Committee on
/ Arrang 'ments: v. Rockhold Ed Bailey aud
! Homer llurlbut-The Ladies' Aid Society Cir.
| culaT Letter - herewith forwarded, and II COM
mendcd To the earnest consideration Of each brother
/ la this Division. This organization - sincere,
worthy aud enthusiastic they help their Camps
along. smooth the rugged paths OF their journey,
give grace add elegance aud contribute fine deli
cate touch TO their enthusiastic devotion that - n
| manifest necessity for the success OF our Camps
| aud Order. Many Camps need n helpmate to
encourage AID enthuse; what better can they do
Than To untte Themselves to Aid Society Ia the
holy bonds OF affection aud sympathetic loyalty ?
All matters for the consideration Of the Ladies' Aid
btifAifH lfl TINS DIVISION should tie addressed TO
Mr. Naomi Lindsey. President Missouri Division,
whose Postoflice address i Argentine, Kan.-The
attention OF Camp Commanders aud members IL
directed To the quarterly consolidated report OF
/ the Adjutaut- General la General Orders No l..
aud To that point Of u that shows the condition of
tlls Division. carefu! comparison will show Tor
/ Missouri a position la tile order that - deeply
gratifying. The credit 81 this splendid record -
| largely due TO the Camp Commanders aud brothers
/ OF tie Order who have worked hard, conscien-
/ Nou-Iy aud uurcmitiIugly for their Camps. The
accomplishments Of tic pas. year should urge the
present Commanders to move forward the banner
oi membership from the eighth rank TO one nearer
| tle front, where the inspiring melodies Of the
jubilee Of freedoms army may be heard with n
disiincness that would, II IL could. awaken the
silent army Of Father Abraham, aud receive IN
battle array the approval Of all the heroes that
have gone before.
Son. Kansas City: few words from this part Of
the Stale may not he hHIs-. The other night jas
&. Young Camp, &C. aud T.. A. =, ], held public
! installation Of officers. This was probably the
most successful entertainment ever given here by
the sons Of Kansas City The large hall secured
for tho occasion was packed. and some numbers OF
the program were recalled as many four times.
Following are the officers: Com. L. T.. IIaniuri
~. g. IL. L. liargraye J.N. c. Harry J. Brown;
Council, r. ID. EveTingham, Harry Brown. T.
Kuhn; First SerE'i, Madison Douglas; O. NJ =,
g T. Lindsey. Officers Of l.. A. =: President, Mrs
Ida Bcebe: N.-f., Mrs. Hannah Hays; Trustees,
Mrs. l.. POwel-on, Hannah Hays aud Minnie
Briggs. Past Maj-Gen. L. Ioebcustein and DIvis-
ION Commander u. w. Frauenthal attended tie
wedding 81 Joseph Fraueutltal at LcayenwOrth
Jan. T. Returning here they spent the next three
days attending to business for themselves and the
. Order. Friday night lljtl) Col. FTauCnthal and g.
J., Lindsey. Division Inspector, went TO Cameron
and installed the officers 81 Lookout Camp. ljg
splendid meeting was held, and from appear
anc.s they propose To be second To no Camp ia the
Division. They have very wisely kept Can't.
Ernest Eakn at the head Tor another year. On
Saturday night, Jan. 10, Col B. W FTauenthal in
stalled the officers 81 Mai. Vim. Warner Camp, 20
aud l.. 4. =, >. short but very interesting pro-
gram wa given, after which a reception was ten
dcFed Col. FrauenthR Robert BancOme and Mrs
d N.s.N gFF
Camp aud Aid. The prospects for the Order in
Kansas City for successful year never
brighter than now. Recruits are coming in slowly
but are Of the most desirable kind aud the sus-
pended list will be kept low.
NEBRASKA.
Mumford Camp. Table Rocl,-Con., W T.. Wood /;
8 V. g., u. T.. Norris; Nv g.. +. T.. Purcell; COun-
Gil. J. J.. Smith, q. ID. sutton, Il. T. Norris. Chap,
". l.. cr-ler; fiTst Sergt, Burt Il. Parish; O. NJ,
George CTis!eT; G. =. George ID. Sutton; = Of g.,
J. j. Smith G. Of g.. J. =. Gere; Chief Musician
j. ]. Fisher; T.. g.. 4. IL. Thomson.
Capt. III. =. Palmer Camp, 90 PlsttsmoutlI-
Com, J. j. Hurts; :. V. C., i. HauTahan; J. V. O.,
&. II. Jaoquett; First Serge, u. A. AIcElwain: q.
". $. J.. Cooper; Chap, -. =. Young; & Of g..
Musician. T. Sieherts; q. =, Frank johnson; q. g.,
Niil Newland; Council. Peter HanTahan, William
Tucker and &. II. JaCguett.
Sumter Camp. -. N6rfolk-Com, c. r. ElseIey;
2. v C.. o. u. Van OTman; J. v. g.. T. J. Burdiek;
Chap. i. Eiseley; :. q g., J. W. McCiRry; C. Of
g.. WIN. Bovee; G. =, II. u. Eiseey: q. g.. Charles
Dudley; T. g. George ReckaTd; FiTst Serg't, r.
=. Miller; Council, NJ. c. Hazsn. J. w MeCIsry
aud j. l.. RuTdick.
Capt. J. F. NH Camp. Beatrice-Com.. T. NJ.
Toiten; $. V. C., J. Roller; J. V. e, +. G. Twggs;
Chap, y. Evans: First Serg't, W. A. RTiiiel; O. NJ
=, A. a. Reed; G. =, 9. :. Ciaypool; : Of g. John
Roller; g. ofG., y. T. WR-son; &. a.. A. r. Berry;
T.. g.. T.. Van Clcyc; Principal Musician, J. A.
Reed; Council, +. G. TWisgs, q. 5. ClaypOol and
Phillip Roller.
NEW YORK.
Col. Clarence L. mes says, In Circular Letter
No. ], to the Camp commanders: " Il u our ambi.
ton TO make this year banner one "a the history
81 this Division aud that may come before the
approaching EHcnmpmeut with report tia; shall
meet your APPRECIATION In that report we want
To be able 10 STOW a decided increase in member
ship. both 10y organization and muster We want
to place our Division on "a firm business footing,
with every obligation paid, and our records ia an
intelligent shane. hs becomes organization.
VIII you, as officers aud members Of this Order,
give Us your assistance? To your affirmative
reply want To say to you that shall expect
10 see a renewed enthusiasm ia all Camps to gain
new members and TeHching out ia your vicinity
To secure the organization OF new Camps where
practicable. Let every possible assistance and
encouragement be given 20 strengthen Camps who
through lack Of members or personal enthusiasm
are la arrears for reports, tax, and energy. We
want them with ~. To carry out tie plans out.
lined, IL will be necessary To have every cent that
j. due to Division Headquarters from Camps aud
the amount should b. paid chcerfulIy aud proruut-
~. The active work done by many OF the Aids
aud members OF the Division since the last En-
campment Is very gratifying, and TO such our
thanks due and II j. 10 be hoped that the new
year will bring with IL renewed inspirations for
work to us all. The outlook Is certainly encour-
aging; the friendly assistance OF the O. h aud
" g. arc guaranteed to us. Our Order j. as.uIn-
ing commanding proportions la usefulness and
numbers Our Division never la rs good
position TO press forward 20 the top rank Of the
Order. let every one labor diligently for its
further success.
The ballroom OF tie Hotel brunswick, New
York, where Lafayette Camp had their third an
nual banquet commemorative the birthday Of
Abraham Lincoln, was decorated with tire Stars
and Stripes and stacked guns. The nig which was
presented to the Camp 10y Gen. Sherman IA behalf
/ 81 lafayette Post. aud la which the Generals
coffin was wrapped on the day Of his funeral oe-
cupied prominent place. More than 100 plates
Lincoln" responded 10 by Gen. Horace Porter;
Our Country" 10y 81 Clair McKeway; "AnIeri-
can Institutions" by tile Hon. Silus g. butcher aud
" Sons Of Veterans, u. 5. a." by Commander in
Chief Barlow ;. Weeks.
OHIO.
Col. Horace Kellogg Camp. 3sI, Norwalk. Is In
a prosperous condition, and expects TO be en- aTged
this year. IL now las 81 members in good stand
ing. There are a great many eligible boys around
there. but they back about becoming
members. The officers aud staff are made ND OF
very good men, and are: Capt, s. A Wilcox:
First Lieut., -. Williams; Second Lieut. f. 81
CiafTc; Council, Geo. Bruner Louis Hoyt and
Kosht; q. NJ. :, G. W. Suhr; J. OF g., T. G. Barker;
G. of C.. II. Palmer; e.. g.. G. w Like: Camp
Guard, L. Keller; l.. e., L. u. Slreeter.
OREGON.
Fitzpatrick Camp. Z Newberg-Com., G. r. FRS
sell: = VC W. :. Mills: J. V. C.. g. A. Eeenev,
Council. " Tibodo. &. +. Butler G. W. Maris. Tie
Camp LAS now 20 members, all hard workers
PENNSYLVANIA.
Cant w L. Du -Four Camp, 50 Newberrv-Cop,