The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1896-12-17
LADIES OF THE GAR.
National President Catherine f. Hurst Ap-
points Inspectors.
OFFICE OF NATIONAL PRESIDENT,
NJ DC 1905

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Nov. 26. 1896. J
General Order No. 2.
1t is with feelings of the deepest gratitude that
/ again send greetings to you all. The most
gratifying reports are being received at these
Headquarters of the renewed interest that is
being manifested in the various sections OF De-
partments and subordinate Circles under Ma
tional. also new States coming into our order
since my return from st. Paul. have organ
lied under National:
Stephen Gregory Circle, 3, Natchez, Miss, by
A. G. Parker.
Gen. Custer Circle, 2. Claremont, S. d., by
Commander George ID. Wood.
John A. Logan Circle l, Fitzgerald, Ga, by
Commander v 2. Dillingham;.
Eli T. Connar Circle. ll3, Sansford, Pa, by
Lena Roddatz; instituted by Department
President Ada L. Shannon.
Col. Wn L. Curry Circle, ia, Philadelphia,
Pa, by Sadie Wilson instituted by Annie
Kitchener department Secretary.
Col Robinson Circle, lis. Hazeton, Pa, by
Lena Roddatz; instituted by Ada L. Shannon,
Department President.
/ would ask all Department Presidents to
instruct Presidents of Circles TO use the pr0po-
siiion book of our Order for recording the APP
plications for membership, whether accepted
or rejected and to enforce the wearing OF our
regulation badge at all regular meetings.
Presidents of Circles under National jurisdic-
tions will be governed by the same request.
The inspection of Circles win be the last
| meeting in December. When Circles have but
one meeting month special meeting must
be called for inspection. and every member
| notified to be present The Department Presi-
dent will appoint Assistant Inspectors with the
| approval of Department Inspector, so that every
Circle in Department may be inspected. De.
partment Presidents will furnish Assistant In.
spectors with dispensation and the necessary
| Inspectors blanks Assistant Inspectors will
| forward their reports OF inspection TO the De-
partment Inspector within 10 days after in.
| spection.
As National President, / appoint as Assistan,
| Inspector for Circles not In Departments as
| follows:
| Alice Matthews, Lincoln avenue. Provi.
| dence, r. J.; will inspect John A. Logan Circle
/, Providence, z. l.; A. E. Burnside Circle, 2
| Providence, z. l.; U. S. Grant Circle, 3. Provi'
dence, II. /.
Maria c. Kinney will inspect Silver Lea
| Circle i. GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
| E. Pickett. ID Deuge street, Nashville, Tenn.
will inspect Golden Circle, g State Line, Tenn.
| Abraham Lincoln, 3, Nashville. Tenn.
| Lille II Babbitt. Putnam, Conn, to inspect
| Caroline Scott Circle, l, Putnam, Conn.,; Martbs
Washington Circle 2, North Grosvenor Dale
| Conn.
Mrs. Lewis o. Elliott. 500 Vermont street
/ quincy, HI, 10 lUspeCb SiiCic
| 2. Fairport, Mo-; Gen. Nat Lyon Circle, 8, Han
niba, No.; Elizabeth Noble Circle, d. st. Louis
| Mo.
Mrs. Mary Wilson, S13 Windsor street. Viii
| mington. Del, to inspect Gen. Smyth Circle, l
Chas. Sumner Circle, 2, Wilmington, Del.
Mrs. Addie Cariu. Barry, VT, will inspect
J. b. Meade Circle. ], Barry, VT; Martha M
Buck Circle, 2, Island Pond, VT; Izuba Blake
| Circle. 3. Charleston. VT
i hath Leak (Harernnnt s. ID will in
spect Gen. Custer Circle, 3, Claremont, S. ID.
Abraham Lincoln Circle. 2. Artisan, S. ID.
Lyon Circle, l. Woonsocket, S. ID.
Mary Stevenson. Helena, Ark will nspec
Abraham Lincoln Circle. /, Helena, Ark.
Hattie p Clark, 407 East Tenth street. Lit
tie Rock, Ark, TO inspect Capt. Amos Adam
| Circle 2. Little Rock, Ark.
Lydia McDonough, Box $40, Fitzgerald, Ga.
will inspect John A. Logan Circle, ], Fitzgerald
Ga.
A. C. Parker, IL Abbott street, Natchez, Miss
will inspect Ransom Circle, i. Natchez, Miss
Union Relief Circle, 2, Vcksburg, Miss
Stephen Gregory Circle 3, Natchez, Miss.
Sarah S. Thorn, 1910 K street northwes
Wash ngton, ID. c., will inspect u. S. Gran
Circle, !, Washington, d. C.
Abbe J. Bentley, Jennings, La, will inspec
Shiloh Circle. i, Jennings La.
Martha J. Jones. Albany Ore, will inspec
Fair Oaks Circle ], Albany Ore.
Now, my dear sisters, let no misunderstood
, ing or confusion arise within our ranks. bu
let the ssterly affection which has united u
as well as the worthy objects OF our Order
enable us 10 rise above d ifiiculties Let us col
tinue, then. to work ia perfect sympathy. on
9 with the other. remembering always that "
are not seeking the admiration or hollow fa'
: terry of favored few, but that our best efior
are 10 extend and alleviate sorrow and dstre
, among those whose needs to-day are the on
growth of our countrys peril. Keep In min
. the diseased and poverty stricken among ou
> veterans and their families. Give strength an
character 70 the errng and faterng ones.
= friend to the widow and orphan, aud Il
Father who seeth in secret will reward 20
openly. Wishing you all Godspeed, Frate
nally in f., C., and L.
CATHERIHE Z. Hurst, National President.
> MAMIE Ii. Ross, National Secretary.