The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-12-28

| partment officers and at most of them the De-
partmeDt Commander was present.
MISSOURI
John Triljens Post SOC, Indian Grove-Com.,
J. w. Lance; :. V. C.. Henry Nicholson; J. V.
c., Jurgen Rohmidder; Adj't J. Wesley Isle;
@ NJ, NJ. o. Stoner; Chap, ID. LongsdOrff F;
surg, T. II. White; o. d., b. J. Edemam o.
e., JnO. Bacbtel.
| NEW HAMPSHIRE
Officers elected by Storer Post, /. Portsmouth
Com, Thomas Il. Wilson; S. V. C., Thomas
Tredicl;; J. V. G., Henry NJ. Tucker; o. D.,
Joseph +. Moore; o. q Albert J. King; Surg,
Isaac r. Choate; Q. NJ, William Y. Evans
Chap, Henry NJ. Fuller.
NEBRASKA
Farragut Post, o5. Lincon-Com., C. NJ Par.
ker 60. A. 4Gth Ind. s. " C., Joseph Bolshow
J. V. G., J. S. Sperry. The Post has 375 MEM
| beers in good standing and starts out under
| favorable auspices for prosperity and good
work for the coming year.
NEW YORK.
| Luther VI. Wheeler Post. 90. Saratoga Springs
Com, Edward H. Fuller; 5. V. c., H. J..
| Lee; J. V. c.. Edgar Fosmial; Q. NJ. f. NJ.
Jones; Snrg., II. A. Reed; Chap, K. S. Reming-
ton; o. d.. w. f. Hall; o. g.. c. K. Porter.
| J. B. Butler Post, Iii. Puaski-COn., A. n.
| Burr; S. V. c., S. n. Hubbard; J. V. C.. J. NJ.
Paddock; Q. NJ, VIM. Human; o. e., E. L.
| Burr.
OHIO
L. Ii. Williams Department Commander, in
q recent order announces the additional APP
pnintments of Aids: Spencer Garwood, Post
$40 Milford Center; Nat Brooks, 593. Byhaia;
L. Cantwcii 299, CoVington; NJ. l.. Brown, l6l,
Bradford; Thos. {. Yates. 210 HisgInspOrt;
w. J. Parrett Cog, South Salem; L. I. Earhart,
275 Mt. Grab; d. NJ Barrett. 243. Rainsborough /;
| ID. j. Wilhelm. 3S6, Canal Fulton: Mark Stern
berger 3d. Jackson.
Phil Ii. Sheridan Post, 32S. McConnelsvlle-
Com. Chas. L. Cochran; S. " C., William Z.
Yanoster; J. V. C., John Whitaker; @ NJ,
Eliza A. Dye; Surg, Hiram J. Noyes; Chap,
VIM. ID. Mercer; o. D., Cyrus Jackson; o. e.,
A. j. Gray.
PENNSYLVANIA
most unique and interesting entertain
ment such as has never been witnessed before
in the city of Philadelphia, and in which all
the Posts of the G. Il. and the Encampments
of the L. " l.. were represented, was given by
Comrade John Ullman, a veteran of the 18th
Pa, the occasion being the 25th anniversary of
| his wedding. Comrade UIlmau came to this
country from Germany in 1861, and started to
work at his trade; hut when the 10Th Pa. was
organ ;Zed by Col. Harry Bohlen, he Joined it.
After having been h0nOrably discharged ut the
! a
| term of four years in the u. S. NJ. c.,
| from which he likewise received an honorable
discharge. No less than ,200guests responded
to his invitation. Every Post $50 in number)
and four Encampments of the Union Vet
eran Legion were represented by delegations,
with their ladies', the veterans of the 18th Pa.
forming the bridal escort. At $50 o'clock
p. M. a signal announced the arrival of the
bridal party. Capt James Mccormick, of En-
campment 81, L. V. o., and Post 2, g. R.. de-
livered an address of welcome to the guests.
Next in order were the nuptial ceremonies
performed by Rev. J. +. Niedecker, which were
most impressive. and listened to with profound
interest by ali present. most beautiful
feature of this act was the appearance upon the
stage of the Ullman children, beautifully and
tastefully arrayed, each carrying handsome
bOquet of flowers. The ceremony over. double
quartet of the Arbeiter Saengerbund under the
leadership of Prof Yost sang hochZeittied,
wedding song, which met with hearty applause.
Ccmrade Nadtigall, veteran of the 18th Pa,
delivered a congratuatOry address. and IN con-
nectiOn Herewith presented set Of resolutions
executed in masterly manner and hand
somely framed; gift from the veterans of the
18th Pa. and their ladies. Miss Emma Guen-
Their delivered spirited recitation, followed
by a humorous essay by Comrade Nicholas, of
Encampment 81. U. V. L., and these followed
by music formed the finale of the first part of
the program. The main feature of the second
part formed banquet, partaken OF hy about
ZOO persons, while music, dancing, and recita-
tons entertained the guests up TO a late hour.
Robinson Post, 90 Hazleton-Com.. Thomas
P. Morgan; S.V. C.. Geo. T. Carpenter; J.V. c.,
Peter Earoh; Chap, John A. Mason; Surg,
w. r. Longshore: o. D., David Furgerson; @.
NJ, John Weir: O. G., David Scherer.
RHODE ISLAND
The GAR. Hall, Pawturket, held a large and
4 "a 81.
the ninth anniversary of Tower Corps, W.RC
and the reception of the Department COM
mander. The reception in honor of the Depart
ment Commander, George T. Cranston, hogan
about o'clock. and was followed by banquet.
at which the members of Corps j, Tower Post
aud A. K. 1ilton Camp were present in large
numbers The Corps President made speech
presenting a banquet lamp to the Department
Commander as token of the esteem Ia which
he is held by the Corps. The recipient responded
in his happy, humorous way. calling forth peal
after peal Of laughter and applause after which
the remainder of the evening was spent in
very pleasant way listening to speeches 10y sew
eral members of the Department staff, with
Rotations, until late hour.
VERMONT
VIM p Russell Post. SO, Middleburg, has
elected as officers for lS9i-Com., c. E. Youtt;
s. Y. C., James NJ. Tracy; J. V. G., Otis Abby;
q. NJ, CIV. Pnney; Chap, J. b. Hayes; Surg,
Z. p. Russell; o. d., Lafayette Lasher; o. g.,
Frank Mayhm.
VIRGINIA.
CailIoux Post, 2. Norfolk-Com, Magness
Rhymes; s. V. C., VIM. Britt; J. " c., Albert
Tinsely; Chap. VIM Reid; o. d., s. S. Collins;
Surg. Enoch Gordon; q. NJ, Jordon Williams;
o. g., Nash COwlain.
UTAH
John A. Logan Post, z, Osden-Com., R. II. G.
Mnty; 5. " G., II. f. Steele; J. " C.. +. K.
Taylor; q NJ, S. j.. Ives; Chap, ]. w. Pre-
shaw; Sarg, J. A. Better; o. d., c. A. Barrows;
o. O., J. V. Nelson.
SONS OF VETERANS.