The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-10-27

There thy realm in bcnefcent beauty is bending
in blessings above.
In the calm of n tender compassion like the brood
ing white wings of dove,
For 10. from the shadows of Nations has risen the
Kingdom OF Love.
CONVERSATION CLUB.
Rules Of The C7ub-I Write briefly. Write only
OF side of the paper. g. Write 10 the point. 4.
Write subject. 8. Write your best. G. Each
week the of those writing the best letters
style composition, spelling, penmanship and gen.
eral merit considercd-wil be named at the head
Of This column the Honor Roll. First honor
will include ali of these requirements. Second
honor will include deficiency in some one point.
No others will be named.
OUR ROLL CALL-NEw MEMBERS
THE letters VS.. mean veterans son, v.d veter-
ans daughter and Wv. veterans widow: members
ofnssoca,ious will be marked s.V. and Dv.
Georgia A. Martin, v.d. 3lth Ky. zoos Morton
avenue Louisville, Ry Fannie R. Ewin. v.d.
Lemond, Mimi; Jennie V. Dorenlus. 81 Dat
street, East Orange. \: j.; Ada l.. Doremus. East
Orange, n. j.; Frank Ramp, VS., Fort Scott, Kan;
Ella Dusenberry Randall w. VA Jessie T..
Blaney, Kingwood, w. Va; Lizzie Shaffer, King
wood. ". Va. f. A. Arnold, South NorwallS
Deitrick. vd, Gettysburg. Pa. Susie NJ. Hall, v.d.,
Granger, Mimi; Howard N. Putnam, Fredonia.
y. Y; Groydn G. Edgccon,br, y.d Marion, Kan;
VS., Grant, Neb; Nette Miller Ada Bley. Lulu
Cricks. v.d.. Grace Bley and Mamie Haley. PUNK
sutawney, Pa. Total 1900.
PASSING IN REVIEW.
Sister Allie Wicken turns from the welcome
little household baby long enough to send n sweet
message to the Editor which Is deeply appreciated.
She says In regard to your chats please continue
them long possible. as think them worth
preserving, and all together they would make an
acceptable book. worthy the earnest perusa Of old
and young alike. The suggestion is worth think
ing over. and the book may be forthcoming, If the
c. c. want it. Minnie Quimby. Coudersport, Pa,
reports that she received many interesting letters
in response TO her prize offer. Fannie Steele,
Maysville. Mo-, the badge for best letter.
Cash Stiger, CORN. No. very much wishes TO
finish learning the blacksmith trade. He has had
five or six months' experience. and would hear
from some one wanting steady apprentice. He
has chosen a good trade a blacksmith is invariably
good citizen.
In reply 10 Lizzie Eckert's question, would say
ger West Mecca, o.
J: H. Neaderhauser. Defiance. o. reports him;
self back on the farm. after delightful trip and
pleasant G. c. Reunion at Washington.
The suggestion offered by Il. NJ Krkendall is a
good one. have contributed to several calls for
funds a:ld have never had q siugle contribution
answered-W. i. Green. Hamilton, o.
Mamie E. Clark. 20 Hooker street. Springfield,
Mass extends thanks TO all who assisted in her
AnuersDiIrilfe COMMITTEE wofk.
Henry Wroten. Pleasant Hill, Miami. o.: The
address OF Flora Wroten 10 Syracuse, Kan.
WHAT PLEASED HER MOST.
visit Washington during the recent GA X. En-
cnmpment, and 10 attend the reception given by
the G. c. Guards. was stranger TO ALI the G. c.
but the brother who introduced me, but / never
received n hcartier welcome anywhere.
The two great work. Of architecture and scupt-
ure ,hst pleased me at Washington the
(-ar. lfft hI lao -s.yann Mn,,tI
beautiful historic paintings in the former OF
much interest and value to me. The grandeur of
the latter was with me wherever was: 1t seemed
TO be always in sight; when saw it from Airing
ton i was awed; when saw 1t beautfed by the
searc-light with the red white and blue. was
awed still more BY the way. believe this montI-
ment is tile highest in the world 555 feet Before
close allow TO introduce my brother. Howard NJ.
Putnam, who wishes TO join your number. Yours,
loyaly-Aiice Putnam, Fredonia, n. Y.
HOME FROM WASHINGTON.
am home safe from my trip 10 Washington and
IL was a very enjoyable one / wish TO say to those
Interest," ed that the C. c. photograph groups taken
there by Brother George w. Bulkiey, OF Port
Chester n. Y. Box go. very good. Any one
postage stamps. Pro Patria-Addie Stevens, Port
Chester n. Y.
GROUP OF C. C. WEDDINGS
c. c. weddings multiply. Elnor Miriam Curtis,
West Hatfield, Mass, aud Samuel II. Thompson
Homer, Ill, were married Sept. 81, and now mt
happiness attend them.
Commenting upon the wedding of Frank Il.
Gapin and Bessie Gaylord Race, Eva Pryor
writes: Bessie Race has been of my CORE
spondents since Joined the c. c., five years ago,
aud is most charming and iovabe woman, and a
model of the best qualities"
Married-At the residence OF the brides parents
i'm Halsey, Ore. Wednesday. Oct. 5. 1892, j. Il.
Smith and Fleeta Un.sicad: Rev. Brunk Sacra-
nenio, Cal. officiating. Mr. Smith is young man
OF fine talents; WAS reared in this community, and
enjoys the confidence aud friendship of all. His
home is now in Albany the lovely Count y-eat of
Linn County The bride has resided in this city for
some years. Her father, DIR. =. UnIsead, is Post
master, and she his clerk. She enjoys fine repu,a-
ton as a musician and writer; few of her age can
claim the literary honors she has so justly earned.
She is also Commander of the Oregon y. r. c. c.
Guards. and is very popular In that organization.
Beautiful and accomplished, size will be a worthy
wife OF a worthy husband The young couple will
make their home in Albany aud will carry with the
the best wishes Of their numerous friends through
out the State.-Alired Brunk
AN EXPLANATION.
DEAR c. G. FRIENDS: wish to make few cor
recions concerning my poem, which appeared in
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE some time since Now
/ wrote those lines for fun, and requested Tie
editor 10 Sign Frank" rs my pen. name But
the editor signed my name and gave away.
i earnestly ask TO be pardoHed by the G. c., for
was not in earnest. and am very sorry that
wrote those verses. Trusting that all will not
think me in earnest. hut just in fun, aud wishing
all the best OF success, am Loyalty and fraiernal-
ly. your brother Guard-W +. Volz. Reading,
Kan.
Ii error in allowing the name Of Brother
yolz to be printed, as he explained that his verses
were humorous. After ALL no harm is done ~ 40
one supposed the writer TO be in earnest.-EDfToR
&C.
PRETTY OCTOBER WEDDING.
very pretty October wedding took place at the
residence of Mr. aud Mrs. Edward Worrell, Oh the
evening of Oct. s. the contracting. parties being
Lizzie b. WorreIi, of Waingford, and George
Aldricl, of Warren. The ceremony per-
formed by Rev. VIM. Patton, OF Media. Brides
maids Alice BarnGeld. of Bridge.on, n. j.. aud
Rae Genevieve Hays of Royersford, Pa. grooms-
men, 7. Harry Styles, OF Hsddontied n j., and
J. Aiymour SEeli, of Philadelphia. The bride
steel China silk, en- traine, with white silk
trimmings and carried bunch of bride roses;
Rarnficld, aycndcr suit, traine, with lace and
ribbons, and Rae Hays, cream China silk, en-
iraine, with Valencennes lace and ribbons. Both
bridesmaids ostrich tips head ornaments
and carried bouquets of La France roses. The
groomsmen wore full evening Suits The bridal
party descended from the second floor to the strains
Of Tromerville's wedding march, and stood beneath
n beautiful arch of winter greens. The house
beautifully decorated for the occasion. About IS
persons partook of the bountiful wedding dinner.
The presents were numerous and costly. The
Media Drum Corps WAS in attendance. Mr.. and
Mrs. hidric left at for their future home In
Warren. Pennsylvania Division of the Guards
send congratulations and best wishes for "a long
life of happiness. Sister Lizzie has long been a
fayoriie in the @. c. Guards.-Rae Geneyeve Hays.
HURRAH FOR THE BRAVE TRUE-BLU
FRIENDS OF THE c. c.: wonder if each OF you
is good true blue the young gentleman in
Washington who destroyed the rebel flag that the