The National tribune., 1893-07-20
LADIES' AID SOCIETY.
Headquarters Bulletin from the Sons of
Veterans Auxiliary.
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS OF LADIEs'
AID SOCIETIES,
1000

AID SOCIETIES,
WASHINGTON, Iowa, July 5, 1893. J
National Convention will be held in Cincin-
natl, Ohio, Aug. 1913, inclusive. Ample ar
rangements are in progress in Cincinnati for
our meeting, but am unable to give particu-
lars at this time. Will issue orders about Aug.
/, with full particulars. Let every Division
and Society, so far as possible make arrange
ments to be represented there. Mrs. Lolita
Cbard, SO Everett street, Cincinnati, o., is
Chairman of Committee OH Arrangements.
She has appointed the following Chairmen of
committees: Entertainment, Mrs. Mary E.
RaiDe, South Clifton, Cincinnati; Reception,
Miss Ella Straubert, 216 West Liberty street.
Cincinnati; Hotels and Accom- odations, Mrs.
Carrie NJ. Thompson, 80 Everett street; Hall,
Miss N. Zieganath, 81 Klotter avenue, Cincin-
natl. Persons contemplating attending will
communicate with them at once.
Since last Orders the following Societies
have been chartered: No. "a. n. indianapolis,
Ind. 8 applicants: 10. Philadelphia, Pa, IL
applicants; 20, Harrisburg, Pa, Is applicants;
ii, Burlington, Kan, Is applicants; 49, Worces-
ter, Mass, 90 applicants; IL, Harrisvlle, n. Y,
IL applicants; IL, Augusta Me-. 20 applicants;
6S, Frankfort, o., 90 applicants; %, Cory, Ind,
II applicants; a. Speareville Kan, IL appli-
cants; 45, Medicine Lodge, Kan, Is applicants;
IA, Oxford, Iowa. 90 applicants; 6, Davenport,
Iowa, IA applicants z, Fort Madison, Iowa, %
applicants. Number of Societies, ID; number
in g. o. No. 6, So; total, 81. Number of appi-
cants, $50; number in G.. o. No. 6, 875 total,
1,l08. Kansas Division still takes the lead in
new Societies organized. Sister Division Presi-
dents, wake up to your duties!
Conventions have been held, Division Presi-
dents installed, and Headquarters established,
as follows, since last orders: Ohio Division,
President, Miss Kate G. Raynor; Headqusr-
tiers, 1889 Cherry street. Toledo. Missouri Di-
vision, Pres, Miss Madge Crosson; Headquar-
tiers, 2l18 Penn street, Kansas City. Iowa Di-
vision, Pres, Miss Minnie Clampitt; Head
quarters, 1914 Court avenue, East Des Mones.
Pennsylvania Division, Pres, Mrs. Annie Dut-
ton; Headquarters, Pittsburg. Vermont Di-
vision, Pres, Mrs Sherman Headquarters,
Poultney. New York Division, Pres, Mrs
J. w. Morgan; Headquarters, Waverly. Maine
Division, Pres, Miss Eva L. Shorey; Head
Pres, Mrs. Cora ]. Knox; Headquarters, 80
Bradford street, Springfield.
In accordance with orders and instructions
from these Headquarters the Societies in the
provisional States have held Conventions and
organized permanent Divisions: Michigan Di-
vision, Pres, Miss Amy L. Wood; Headquar-
tiers, Hillsdale. Minnesota Division, Pres, Mrs
S. E. Lyons; Headquarters, 2706 Third avenue
So. Minneapolis
Mrs. Chard, of Cincinnati. O., has reported
the following: "We have secured Memorial
Hall, us West Sixth street, to hold meetings;
and the Palace Hotel, northwest corner Sixth
and Vine streets. for Headquarters Rates, So
and $3.50 per day. The Palace Hotel is but
half a square from Memorial Hail."
By order of Miss BELLE GRAY, National
President.
Miss PEARL STEPHENS, National Secretary.