The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-05-11
Sarah E. Fuller, Past National President, was pres

Sarah e. Fuller Past National President. was pres
Eaton Corps. 126, Revere, celebrated their ami.
versary, with Department President Clark present
10 extend greetings.
Corps 25, Wsltharn, is very active under the adj
minislration of Annie M. Warne, President. A
planned. This Corps sent COO doughnuts to the
Soldiers Home for the veterans Fasday break fast.
Ward Relief Corps, II. Danvers. celebrated its
tenth anniversary on the evening of April IL. Sarah
E. Fuller, Past National President, who instituted
the Corps, was present; also Emma b. Lowd, Past
Department President. and Mrs. Mary Il. Knowles,
National Chaplain. The entertainment was excel
lent, followed by collation.
Relief Corps 151, Boston, gave successful
Variety Dress Party at Red Mems Hail.
Corps A. Marshfield, have presented $50 to
Church Post. proceeds of al entertainment.
Dahlgren Corps, 20, South Boston, celebrated its
llth anniversary, April 25. Department President
Clark received beautiful hand painted souvenir
invitation, displaying The National coors and
Relief Corps motto IF, c., L.
DiII by Lawrence Post aud Corps aud Camp 81, 8.
OF ", medfofd WAS memorable rs parting greet
change their residence Many gifts were left by
friends in parting.
The G. A. r. and Corps 1os Fall River, with g. of
v, enjoyed their annual ladies' night Mary g.
Deane spoke eoquently for the proposed w Il. G.
Home for soldiers widows and orphans This
Corps holds Festival of Days the second week in
May President Daily is proving very active aud
capable
Corps 70. Brighton. entertained the Department
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Department President Emily L. Clark will par
ticipate in the District exentplihcations held in
May. Department Inspector Waterman has divided
the State into l6 Districts
ALL ALONG THE LINE.
fine program has been prepared for Relief
Corps Day at the Worlds Fair Congress- Pro-
ceedirgs in Hall 80. Art Museum.
What pretty idea to have the rosters of Post
her hay a
VT And the beauty OF it is that they are SO printed
that you cannot tell which is first Post or Corps as
each has page on the cover the reverse Of the
other. Julia G. Sheldon is Corps President; Al
bert =. Sheldon Commander. Pardon the slim of
the pen the Post should be named FIRST always
SUI. there may be excuse in this case, rs the
Corps President is evidently the " better half.''
Grant Social, in celebration of 1.-The greatest
soldier of the age' was arranged aud successfully
carried out by Dakota Corps.
Forsyth Corps !, Toledo have voted to give their
time and flowers TO the old soldiers Mem orial
Day, and 10 decorate the graves of deceased mem
bers and Army Nurses on Junc6 CONCENTRATIONS
have been extended to Julia Rice Seney, long an
active and devoted member of the W.R.C., upon
her appointment as Superintendent of the Ohio
Exhibit at the Worlds Fair.
Forsyth Corps will join Forsyth Post and the
other Posts of Toledo in erecting ~ monument at
Forest Cemetery To the memory Of George Duncan
Forsyth. shot by Libby guard while looking out
Vi TIC "IDuOW
Past Department Secretary Carrie r. HARPER
Eikhart, Ind, is an active worker In the excellent
Corps at that place. She writes hat the Corps con-
templates giving Memorial of the Flowers at
the coming entertainment.
s. G. j.: Honor the Brave" dainty pamphlet
containing Memorial of the Flowers and
" Guarding the Flags" with descriptions how TO
give them Is published by THE NATIoNAL TRInuSE
and mailed to any address receipt OF i cents
Comrade Redington, Syracuse r. Y has out
done his best efforts in the Flag and Memorial
Souvenir of the Acme Haversack just out. Pat
riotic exercises and songs. many of them original,
crowd the Hayersack to overlooking.
The Department of Pennsylvania is selling pho
tographs of the Memorial Home, for the benefit of
that institution, through Helen 8. Morrison, De-
partment Counselor, Southport, Pa Corps are
to sell photographs of Past National
President Annie Wittenmyer for the same cause
Sarah G. Mink, WATERFOWL, N. Y, and Charity
Rusk Craig, Viroqua Wis. are the Committee on
Literature for the National W.RC. Home They
have interested many in sending papers and maya
zines, and others solicited to do so. The Home
Library now contains 800 volumes of which
$50 were from New York woman.
The east parlor of the main building is used for
reading room. aud contains fine bookcase from
Corps.