The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1896-01-23
THE NEW WOMAN

| patilObiS SUDSS taught III SECIN SCiluoI.
Havana Girl.
| THE NEW WOMAN.
She must not try to live up to the highest
| style, or think only of herself or her fine
clothes.
She must not go tc every ball that is given.
She must not read every novel or go to card
| parties.
She must not let her education make her
vain, or stay at home from church on Sundays.
She must be too wise to be f1attered.
She must be kind to the aged, obedient 60
her parents, loyal to God, home, and native
land
She must not marry a man who smokes,
drinks, chews tobacco. uses profanc language,
or has any bad habits, or who never goes 10
church
This is my opinion of new woman.
New women are scarce. but where is new
man, and what kind of person is he?
Will some one please describe him?
1 wish to see if my ideas of new man are
right. Loyalty yours-Havana Girl
IT Is ELIAS PROFESSION.
DEAR TRIBUSE: number of the &C have
recently written to me asking for specimens of
my pen work. ] am very busy, and cannot
afford to give away free specimens; but to all
sending me 10, 10 or % cents in stamps | will
send a variety of work, according to the amount
inclosed; or for two-cent stamp will send a
BAaSS-iist VA NY ESu-
Ella Z. Calkins, Lacelle. Iowa.
NEWS FROM SISTER ANNIE.
I received a letter a short time ago from n
friend of Sister Addie 3. Roberts, of Ottawa.
H., who said Sister Addie was i'll and not able
to write, but wished me to write and tell her
&C. friends that the cause of her long silence
was illness. She usually writes Mabel Woolsey
her birthday letter, and to Uncle Frank Payne
and others, and she has not been able TO answer
the many letters of coincidence received, for
which she is very grateful, and sends deepest
sympathy to all who have been bereaved. She
would be pleased to hear from the &C, especi
ally from Illinois. Her youngest son has just
been admitted to the Tar.
Brother Clarence Bowers was pleased with
the souvenir of Louisville Reunion, and when
here before going abroad, asked me TO send
thanks He is studying music with the first
instructors of Paris and for two years before
going abroad was Professor in Cornell College.
Mount Vernon, Iowa.
Annie L. Williams, Saugus, Mass. =.
PASSING IN REVIEW.
Harry Z. Carney, Littlet6n, Mass, would
like to exchange autographs with c. C. friends.
He is First Sergeant of D. c. Fletcher Camp,
138. S. of v, and interested in all patriotic
work.
Florence Crabb, Lima, O., awarded prize for
prettiest autograph to Bert w. Jones, Salem,
Ore.
All who attended the LH.W. Reunion at
Louisville will recollect the adoption OF sweet
little Bessie Heller daughter of w. J. Heller,
of the American Flag Co., into the &C. Well,
the evening of Jan, 8. 1886. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Heller gave juvenile ball at Able Hall, Eas-
ton, Pa, in celebration of her 18th birthday.
May many beautiful years be hers is the prayer
of all the LH.W. and &C
c. ID. Fisher Pierce City. No, says: II have
started scrap-book. entitled THE New
Woman" and would be pleased if &C. friends
would send me clippings pertaining 10 the SUBJ
ject."
Sarah Meth, Independence, Iowa, thanks the
&C for the warm welcome extended her, and
would like an exchange of postal autographs
with all. She belongs TO the Christian En-
deavor of that place. which she thinks is the
first in the State. and is an attendant at the
Hospital for the Insane.
Only two or three of upward of 20 calendar
winners have acknowledged the receipt of cal
endars mailed them. Wonder il they got them
]. H. Neaderbauser, on his way South, called
on the Martin sisters and Miss Sewage, and
stopped part of the time at the Shorb home,
where the L.H.W. camp was last September.
he then attended the Atlanta Exposition, but
met no L.H.W. or &C. friends.
A newspaper of South Bethlehem, Pa, has a
portrait aud sketch of our &C. friend, Harry L.
Trumboie. who has just entered upon the
duties oil commissioners CleTk, ana says:
He has always taken an interest in our
public school system, be being only 10 years
OF age when Chairman Of a committee that
placed 81 large flags in the public schools of
South Bethlehem, in Spring, 1889 Last year
he was Chairman of the committee which
successfully carried through the prize contest
among the school children of this district for
the best essay OH American history"
APPLICANTS FOR MEMBERSHIP
HEADQUARTERS LOYAL HOME WORKERS,
5l6I MINERVA AVE, ST. LOUIS, Jan. ii, 1896.
Report No 9.
The following named persons make applica-
tion for membership in the l.. w. limo protest
TO their enrolment is received within one week
from this date of publication. Jan. %, 1896.
they will be enrolled in accordance with the
C., K. and T.:
VIM. jeff, Shelbyviile, IHd. Ruth y. Work,
Vas Lexington avenue Chicago; Retia J.
Cole, Fredonia, n. Y.
Respectfully submitted,
Amos l.. SEAMAN, Secretary.