The National tribune., 1895-08-22
Theo. E. Stout, Ogle, Pa.
LOYAL HOME WORKERS.
A sincere friend

LOYAL HOME WORKERS.
Sixth National Reunion-Some Who are Co.
ing-A Witty Talk by n Louisville Girl.
His Reasons for Being Single Circle
Echoes.
on TO LOUISVILLE.
Georgia Martin, Chairman Committee of
Arrangements, Sixth Annual Reunion Loyal
Home Workers, writes that she has secured
l.. Ii. w. Headquarters moro desirable aud
convenient than any heretofore reported.
She forwards the names of those who have
had the forethought to engage quarters, and
urges all others contemplating visit TO Louis
vile to apply to her at once for assignments.
Not only those formally enrolled as members
of the Loyal Homo Workers Association, but
any who have been enrolled in the C. C., with
their friends, may apply.
This is 10 be 4 grand Reunion OF THE Ma
TIoNAL TRIBUNE household, and no one should
hesitate to send in an application early.
Headquarters Loyal Home Workers will be
with Mrs. L. II. Short. 75l Second street.
where all who attend Sixth Annual Reunion
may have lodging and breakfast at ST per day.
CUT THIS OUT.
Hero is information. in detail, that will not
he printed again, so cut this out. unless you
hoped you do.
In this case make note of il and put il in
your pocket-book at once so you will not say
when you get there that you wish you had not
left il in your bureau drawer" in your
"other coat pocket"
Now, mark this: The residence of Mrs. Short
will be duly marked: Welcome Loyal Home
Workers" and - Welcome, NATIosALTRIBUNE
Friends" This residence is in the central part
of the city, and only half square from Broad
way, where the parade is to pass. Several OF
the principal street-caT lines pass the house and
it is convenient to others.
Those l.. II. w. who come in at the Union
Station, ut Tenth and Broadway, can take the
yellow going east To Second and Gray or
Broadway, between which two streets l.. ii. w.
Headquarters situated. From she depot at
Fourteenth and Main. two blocks south. and
that at Seventh aud Water, three blocks south
on Jefferson street. the Gave Hill" car (going
east) also passes the house. From the depot Mt
First street, one block from the car-line. take
the yellow Second street car direct to Head
quarters. Any OF these cars will pass the house
without transfer.
QUARTERS SECURED.
Among those who have secured quarters since
the last report are: Estella n Edgecombe,
York, Neb.; Rose Jansen. Quincy, H.; Mrs.
Jansen. Quincy. H.; Austin Fouts North Bal
timore. o.; Gertie Fonts. North Baltimore. o.;
Ralph Parsons Mt. Jewett Pa; II. J. Buchen,
ShcboyEan. Wis; Bertha Schupp. Hiawatha,
Kan; Sherman Lane aud daughter, Hattie E.
Lane, Twinsburg, o.
OUR C. c. TALENT.
Georgia writes that Henry J. Buchen has
promised to give his reasons for being single.
together with the other boys. She says: Our
c. c. contains no little talent have recently
learned Of one of the c. c. boys. James A. Bal
nf IDrQ WIN a His
mother sent me this week three copies Of his
composition, which are quite pretty.
1.-THE new woman and woman as a bread
winner arc also we'll represented. One of the
Fredonia girls writes she is photo re-
TOUGHER by profession
oSE OF THE SPEAKERS.
Louisville Truth has this to say Of Miss
Alvira Sydnor Miller, who has kindly con-
scented TO speak OIL Woman rs a Politician
at the sixth annual Reunion. L. III. w.
Miss Miller las been invited By the Loyal
Home Workers TO give talk on Woman. the
Politician" as companion piece to Mrs. Sher-
woods on I" Woman, the Patriot" Mrs. Sher-
woods talk will be solid aud patriotic. Miss
Miller's will be witty. and Of that grade of
humor which is peculiarly her own.
The occasion will he in September during the
GAR. Encampment, and al the East Baptist
Church.
In personal appearance Miss Miller Is below
medium hight, dark complexioned, with brown
hair and gray eyes. las a warmth of smile
and manner which thaws alike the man with
the gun, who was unfortunate enough to be
written up. and the snowfiakes on a cold day.
Every florist is her friend and not day passes
that she does nos receive immense quantities
of flowers. Her hats, both in Winter aud Sum.
mer, never want for fresh flowers.
no, FOR LOUISVILLE.
nE 7 II w I .. lo,-r
Browns Mills, n. j., and Medina, n. Y, a paper
napkin.
The owner has some clew TO the missing arti-
Gle. Will some of the kind c. C's met last
Summer please jog their memories. aud see if
they can't rescue that valuable article from
complete oblivion?
Or. gay with the accent on the a., just bring
il to Louisville. fought 10 compare favorably
by this time with Amos LIS Angel Book"
Ask aim TO bring that to the Encampment.
Did you know we arc going to have the
grandcst time down there OH record? Ye
Hoosicrs Where are you all? Are you going?
What's the matter with bicycle bum
while we'er all together? Well promise not
TO don boomers, won't we, girls2 Yours for
o. Edith Dickey, Greensburg, Ind.
CONNECTICUT L. II. W.
A basket picnic of Connecticut L. IT. W., in
response to a call from Commander Kellogg,
was held at High Rock Grove, pleasant Sum
mer resort July 90
In the afternoon aficcrs for the ensuing year
were elected as follows AMI the next semi-an-
nual meeting appointed at the residence of J.
Il. Haight, Touing.on, Feb. %, 1895: Pres,
w. A. Kellogg. Norwalk; V.-P, Mrs. J. T.
Haight, Torrin2ton; Sec. j. g. Twining,
Waterbury; Chap, Eva Fem, Torrington
Investigating Com mittee, George Moore, Housa-
tonic; Mrs. Jennie Stickles Torripgton; Mrs.
Fidelis Clemens. Torrington. Board of Con-
troll. Mrs. j. G. Twiuing, Waterbury; Mrs
Della Morris. Waterbury, Mrs. Tamsin Her.
ring Torripgton. Color Guard, Andrew Mil
Ter. Torrington; Treas, Rollin Toms, Torring-
ton.
KEYSTONE CIRCLE.
Ola Belle Hotham writes that but five men,
bers Of the Keystone Circle attended the July
meeting. These were, besides herself, Allie l..
l.. Neviil, Nellie w. Swager. Kathryn H. Car
ney and r. Leonard Martin.
Allie and her parents extended a right royal
welcome, and on the first evening there was
gathering of friends and neighbors and short
aud interesting program carried out.
Wednesday all went fishing; caught seven
fish and killed q snake. Ola says that out of
regard for the feelings of one of tho l.. Ii. w. the
story of the snake will not he told.
They explored that lovliest section of Beaver
County, all uniting in pronouncing it one of the
lovliest spots of the grand old Keystone State.
After dinner they held short business meet
ing and then they had their pictures took"
OF course, all looked as pretty as possible and
nobody laughed.
When they parted they carried with them