The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-03-21
LOYAL HOME WORKERS.
A New Circle Formed, this Time I'm PhfIa-
deIphia.
LINCOLN CIRCLE, NO. 2.

| LINCOLN CIRCLE, NO. z.
In response to call by Maggie /. McClel-
| land, meeting of Pennsylvania Guards was
held at the home of ex. Division Commander
Loui NJ. Stockton, 1874 Watkins street, Phia-
| delphia, Pa, on the evening of Feb. 81. After
| an hour Of pleasant chat the formal meeting
| was opened by the singing of the c. G. ode, and
an address on Progress and Patriotism by
Harry Stiles Temporary Chairman, Of Had
| donfeld, N. J.
| He warmly advocated the formation of
Circle OF Loyal Home Workers. He believed
much good would be done by banding together
| for mutual interchange of thoughts on subjects
OF vital interest to every true American, and
| as q means of rendering assistance to those en-.
| titled to our aid. and Of perpetuating the men,
DRY of those who strove for the flag and the
preservation Of the Union.
At the conclusion Of his address Lincoln Cir.
Gle, No. g was formed, and the following off,
cers chosen:
Pres, Lizzie B. AIdricb, Chester, Pa; v..P..
Loui NJ Stockton. 1874 Watkins street. Phila-
delphia, Pa; Sec. and Treas, p E. La Munyan,
2s03 North Front street, Philadelphia, Pa;
Chap, Maggie J. McClelland, Morton, Pa; In
vestigstor b. Warner Hsrgrove, Browns
Mills, N. J., who with T.. Harry Stiles join
| the Circle as being more convenient than any
where else.
Committee on By Laws was appointed. con-
ID
Cleland and Rae O. Smell; also Committee
On Entertainment. T.. Harry Stiles, p. T.. La
Munyan and Julia 8. Stockton.
Ice cream and cake were served and a pleas
ant evening spent. All members of the Loyal
Home Workers and all others of good moral
character, who can subscribe to the pledge,
are invited to join the Ci role, IL they live
| within convenient distance Of Philadelphia.
The Circle begins with high expectations.
p. Il. La Munyan, Secretary and Treasurer.
coNSEcTIcUT LOYAL HOME WORKERS.
| At the semi-annunl meeting of the N. T. c. @.
| Guards of the State of Connecticut, held at the
home of John L. Height, Feb 20, 1895, it
| Was voted to change the name to Loyal Home
Workers Of the State of Connecticut Also
that tho Division be governed By the Same
| officers nnta the annual meeting next July,
and that the money in the Treasury DO the
property Of the Loyal Home Workers. The
following resolution was passed:
Resotrcd That we tho Loyal Home Workers Of
Connections believe that Circles and Departments
promote Interest, advertise and materially help
the National organization, and that urge their
formation in all States and Territories where the
O. G. and L. H. w exist.
THE EMPIRE CIRCLE.
The Empire Circle Is still alive Several of
the members seem TO have adopted the motto,
keeping everlastingly at it brings success"
At any rate, they are keeping at it,
Following our NATIONAL TRIBUNE review
and historical reading on our coming evening,
We will have Whittier program. One of tho
members will give the reading. after which We
will have debate on the question:
Resolved That the marriage of Maude and the
Judge would have bccn a mistake.
We have done some charity work In shape of
o barrel of clothing sent GAR. Post In Ne
braska.
The Empire Circle was charmingIy enter
taiDed BY Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Randall. The
program was fine, the house beautifully deco
rated with flags and a dainty rcpast served.
Allies L. Putnam, Fredonia, ~ Y.
Hood's ssrsaparilla Is absolutely unequaled as .