The National tribune., 1894-08-23

ways al ounding in enthusiasm, will be there.
Any m mber Of the G. G. who has not written
for quar- ters should do so at once. Address
Mrs. Barclays College Preparatory School, AL
legheny City, Pa where most of the Guards
will stop.
NATIONAL ORDERS.
HEADQUARTERS. N. T. c. G. GUARDS.
BRowN's MILLS, n. j., Aug. 10, 1894.
Current Series No. 8.
Consecutive Series No. 81.
l. few Divisions have not forwarded re-
ports for the second quarter to these Head
quarters TO receive recognition at fifth an
nual Reunion this must be attended to at once.
From everywhere comes indications of a
larger and better National Reunion than ever
before, and many old NATIONAL TRIBUNE
friends will be present whom all will be glad to
meet.
The presence of every Guard is needed in
the consideration of important changes that
will be brought up.
REPRESENTATION.
II. Representation in the fifth annual Re-
union shall he as follows:
Sec. J. National elective and appointive
officers and members of standing committees.
Sec. 2. Presidents, Secretaries, and Treas
urers of Divisions, and in the absence of the
President the Vice President
Sec. g. Past Commanders of Divisions.
Sec. 4. One Delegate at Large, a delegate for
| every Is members in good standing, and an adj
dtional delegate for a 6ual fraction of more
| than one-half Of Is; provided that each Divis-
| ion shall have at least one delegate An equal
number should be appointed as alternates. In
the absence of elections the President is en-
| powered to appoint.
| Sec. 5. Unorganzed States may be repre-
scented by National Aids, bearing credentials
signed by the Secretary-General. Credeutial
| cards, which must be signed by Presidents and
presented to the Credential Committee at Re-
union, have been sent to Presidents of Divisions
~. Those not having engaged quarters at
Pittsburg should address Miss Barclay 2I2 Al
legheny avenue. Allegheny City. Pa where a
consignment of rooms can be had at 81 per day.
including meals.
By command of KATE B. SHERWOOD, Presi-
dent-General.
N. WARNER HARGRovE Secretary. General.
ILLINOIS GUARDS, ATTENTION!
Having accepted the position Of Commander
Of the Illinois Division of N. T.. c. c. Guards
herewith appoint Brother Frank Brown, of
New Hartford, ILL.,. Adjutant, aud Brother
Roscoe Clark, of BIT. Morris. Quartermaster,
until such time as we hold our annual State
Reunion. which has been fixed for Thursday.
Sept 6, 1894, at Quincy. All members of the
| Division earnestly requested to be present.
We will convene at the home of the COM
mander. corner Twelfth and Payson ave-, at
8 a. IN. of Sept. q.
All those contemplating attendance will
please communicate with the Commander at
once so arrangements can be made for their
entertainment. All those owing dues for
the last quarter will send them at once to
Brother Clark, Mt. Morris, so reports can be
sent to Headquarters; otherwise our Division
must be reported suspended, which l know
every loyal Guard will try to prevent.
Loyalty
ii. Rose Jansen. Commander Division, {. c.
Guards.
REUNION ARRANGEMENTS.
DEAR &C. AND GUARDS: The deposit of
s. which Miss Barclay asks seems to be
source of worry to some Of our members. in
reference to this they may be at rest. In
of inability to attend, Miss Barclay will, on
being notified of it, so that she can have the
places taken by someone else refund the de-
post. As her school is day school she will
be put to great deal of expense in order to
accommodate US. so il is only right that she
have the assurance that her rooms will be
taken.
hope that the Guards and c. c. Of every
State will make an effort to attend the fifth
annual Reunion. We of Pttsburg are ready
to give one and all cordial welcome to the
Smoky City" and will try TO make your
| stay with US as pleasant as possible.
Loyalty yours
Ola Bell Hotham, Chairman Committee,
Pittsburg Pa.
GUARDS ALL.
Amos L. Seaman, Chairman Progress Com.
mittee. announces that Guy Pelion having
| failed to claim the book awarded him for best
paper on Literary Style" the award has been
Withdrawn and bestowed upon Emmett Searcy
Heley, Tenn, for his paper on 1.-The New
South" The award is Matthew's Literary
| Style" which has been forwarded to Brother
| Searcy.
| The Progress Symposium, on the Reunion
| program, is in charge of Amos l.. Seaman. The
subject will be, 1.-The Possibilities of Women of
| the Future" Anumber of papers will be read,
which will afford food for discussion, and q
| lively one at that. To those who wish to
throw some bomb-shells into the camp. it is
suggested that they read Mrs. Grants
Heavenly Twins" which deals with the ques-
ton, "Womans Sphere" almost entirely. A
discussion will follow the papers read.
| THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE is the oniy
| the soI1iers bg,a u,oaan oraof mr.