The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1894-09-06
n. 7. C.. C.. GUARDS.
FIFTH ANNUAL REUNION.

Fifth annual Reunion N. 7. c. c. Guard
will be held at Miss Barclays Preparatory
School. 212 Allegheny avenue, corner Nortf
! avenue. Allegheny City, Sept. ii and II.
Tuesday evening fine program OF songs,
rectations, and discussions of C. C. and cur
rent topics will take place. rich treat is ii
store, IS some Of the brightest members of the
e. c. will have conspicuous places Oh the pro
gram.
Media Plympton will be the piano accompanies
at the Reunion and J.uela Monks will give g
recitation. Georgia Martin has fine paper
prepared.
Those who fail to attend fifth annual Re-
union will never regret it but once, and that is
always. There will be many things to enjoy at
Pittsburg besides sight of the old Liberty bell
and the new one. Pittsburg will be alive with
patriotism in honor Of her veteran guests
Sister Annie l.. Williams, one of the pioneer
c. C.'s. regrets that she cannot attend the Re-
union. She will contribute memorial paper
to be read by Sister Lenore Sherwood Marble.
The c. C. and Guards will be interested in
the mention, appearing in W.R.C. Department,
of the historic cannon of Pittsburg, one of
which has been made up into GAR souvenir
badges for 2Sth National Eneampment.
NORTH STAR GUARDS.
The second annual Reunion of the North
Star State Guards, held at the same time and
place as the Cannon Valley G. Z. Association,
was great success, though few Guards were
present. The reports of Adj't II. A. Tyler and
Quartermaster Bessie Cady were accepted and
officers elected as follows: Pres, Lillian Knight
Montevideo; V.-P., Ulysses E. Curry, Colgate !;
J. V.-P.. Abbie Rhodes, Warwick; Chap, Fred
Boyer, Fountain; c. G., Lizzie Gates, Prince
ton; State Adjutant, Fred Boyer; @. NJ, Bes-
sic Cady, Wiilmar.
The Guards participated in all the pleasures
of Eneampment week joining the grand parade
ii their parade to the State schools and Min
eral Springs.
The entertainment program included songs
by Florence Foster; recitation, Lizzie Gates;
Glimpse of the Future Pennsylvania Division,
Lillian Knight, and readings by Ella Foster.
The Gnards and c. c. waited on tables, wear
ing their badges. 1t was voted that dues be %
cents year, and Minnesota representatives in
fifth National Encampment were instructed to
vote against the 20 cents per capita.
Division Commander Ella F. Foster asks the
united efforts of all C. G. and Guards and hopes
to receive many letters of good cheer.
GUARDS ALL.
Annie L. Williams, Secretary, announces the
next meeting of the Massachusetts Division,
n. T. c. G. Guards, Sept. 3 Labor Day., in
Friendship Hall, Kneeland street, corner of
Washington, Boston. Members requested to be
present; all G. c. and Guards welcome.
Sec.-Gen. NJ. Warner Hargrove announces
that the G. X. Regiment Committee will as
semble prior to Reunion at Headquarters Miss
Barclays Preparatory School, Allegheny City.
Emma Hand. Star Prairie, Wis. would like
silk pieces for c. c. quilt. and will give prize
for best collection received by Nov. 1.
Cora Ivans, of the G. c., and Sumner Dun
ham, both of Cummings, Cal, were married at
the residence of the brides parents July g.
from all the &. c.
The fourth annual Reunion. Division of Wis.
consin. will be held in Milwaukee Sept. 10,
State Fair week, at PIG Grand avenue, opposite
the Plankinton House. Commander Henry
J. BucheD. PEBBLES, extends cordial invita-
ton to Guards OF all Divisions. aud urges Wis
consin Guards to turn out. Those requiring
additional information will address Brother
George It. Shimnock. Room Z, 107 Wisconsin
street. Milwaukee, Wis.
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