The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-12-12

Christmas" and on the other Thou wilt be
to MS instead Of eyes"
Tie the two pieces together with red ribbon,
and ii is completed
Angie NJ. Conklin. Mulberry, o.
MAUDE's wATCH-CAsE.
Take light horseshoe and cover it with
baby blue velvet cut on tho bias. Do not wind
the velvet. but have il cut just the size, allow
ing for both sides, and sewing on the hollow
side.
Lay the horseshoe over card. with the points
projecting quite little above. and cut the shape
OF the rest OF the shoe. Cover the card with the
velvet, then shir some wide blue baby bbOn,
about quarter Of yard, and fasten at the
top and bottom of the card. The top shir
should be loose, the bottom drawn tight Wire
the top so il will round ont little from the
cardboard. Attach the horseshoe. tying the
ends of the latter with narrow blue baby rib
bon making little bow at each point and one
above where the ribbons are joined.
An eighth Of yard Of velvet and one-cuarter
Of yard Of wide ribbon viii be required, with
narrow ribbon according to The bows required.
Maude Mowry, Mexico, n. Y.
GENERAL ORDERS, no. 3.
HEADQUARTERS LOYAL HOME WORKERS,
5l6l MINERVA AVE, ST. LOUIS, Dec. ], 1895.
General Orders, 3.
]. Several Assistant Secretaries have not CON-
piled with the request in Orders No. 2 to re-
port TO these Headquarters. The States not
heard from are rs follows: Maine, New Hamp-
shire, Connecticut, New jersey, New York,
Tennessee, Michigan, Iowa, Missouri. If no
report is received from these Secretaries within
a week from date of this publication they will
be relieved from further service.
II. The following appointments Of Assistant
Secretaries are hereby announced, who will servo
until their successors are appointed: Vermont.
Lenore Rivers Bristol; Pennsylvania, Loui
Stock ton. Philadelphia; Ohio. Frank MeMur-
ray, Canton; Indiana. Matte Elliott. Green's
burg; Illinois, Anna O. Gardner, Arcola Wis
consin, Henry J. Buchen, Sheboygan; Ne
bfaska Rct;a Hageman Seward; Kansas. Mrs.
Estella Edgecomb Pbiilipsburg; California,
VIII p. Martsch. Angel Island; Oregon, De
nard Montague Portland.
III. The following designations of Secre-
taries have been accepted regretfully, good and
sufficient reasons being given for such action:
Pennsylvania. Maggie McClelland; West Vir-
ginia, i. W. Combs, Deer Walk; Kentucky,
Anna Wentzell.
~. Other appointments will be announced
as soon as determined.
We do not want Assistant Secretaries who
spend most of their time sleeping at their posts.
What we want live, hustling, active work
ers.
by order of KATE B. SHERWOOD,
President.
Attest: AMOS /. SEAMAN, Secretary.
APPLICANTS FOR LBw. MEMBERSHIP.
HEADQUARTERS LOYAL HOME WORKERS,
5l6l MINERVA AVE, ST. LOUIS, Nov. 90 1895.
Report No.4.
Tie following persons make application for
membership in the Loyal Home Workers If
no protest to their admission is received within
one week of this date Of publication-Dec. H.
lSt1--fhar will ha .,tpnliai f,sg q ifb
the e., r. and r.:
Alice J. Gould. Is4 Brigham. Providence,
T. J.; Helena Jacques, 143 Prairie avenue
Providence, r. ].
Respectfully submitted: AMOS L. SEAMAN.
PAY UP WITH THE NEW YEAR.
As the time approaches for renewal of men,
berships desire to urge all Co.'S, young or
old, who are interested in Progress and Patri-
oiism. and the practical teaching Of American
principles, to forward % cents to have your
name enrolled as Layal Home Worker.
have often called attention to the fact that
the L. H.W. is tie &C. organized, aud that by
and through organization we represent force
and power for good, effective work, compared
10 which, as individuals, we are but grains of
sand to a mountain.
twenty-five cents per annUm from l5,000
each OF whom should secure at least one new
member. will make a fine organization, and one
whose influence young Americans, with the
co operation OF our elders, will be felt.
Make one new resolution with the New
1ear-scnd % cents aud have your name en-
rolled, and your officers will show you what
good can be done. Yours loyalty
Amos i. Seaman, Secretary.
LET THE NORTH STAR SHINE.
G. G. FRIENDS: Brother Ulysses T. Curry. of
Colgate. n. d., and Miss Thomson OF Waskada,
Manitoba, were married Nov. IL at the home Of
the brides parents.
Brother Curry and his bride have the hearty
congratulations of all old friends Of the North
Star Division, who wish them a long happy,
and prosperous life.
And now. as Assistant Secretary of North
Dakota L.H.N.'s, may he be twice as success
iui.
] would suggest TO all /. II. WIS in Minnesota
that we do some vigorous recruiting and try
aud have State organization, TO meet ia st.
Paul in 1896
To my J.. w. friends who are wondering at
my silence, | will say that / am attending
school, and fad it impossible 10 keep up nay
correspondence. Yours Pro Patria--
Lillian Knight, Montevdeo, Minn.