The National tribune., 1896-08-20
SEVENTH NATIONAL REUNION.

SEVENTH NATIONAL REUNION.
. latter from Mai. Espy, Chairman Com
mittee on Amusements.
Arrangements are now fully completed for a
very enjoyable Reunion Of the Loyal nome
Workers.
The Headquarters of the Loyal Home Work
ers in Gilman Terrace. are very convenient!
situated. and there the &C. and L. nv" ana
their friends. gathering from the several States
and Territories. will meet in joyous social con-
verse 1t is hoped that every member VIII ne
early upon the ground, prepared to stay until
the end.
Secretary Seaman will be there with the
beautifuI blue silk banner Of the l.. u. W., and
appropriate decorations will be put up by Mrs.
Mary A. Slloway. Chairman of the Decorat'n: !,
Committee whose home is in Minneapolis, ana
whose interest in everything patriotic Is pro-
'7erbial.
NJ Dell Adams promises some new and de-
iightful features for the program.
The new LOYAL Home Workers badge VIII
- be ready and special souvenir baoge more
unique aud distinctive than any yet provided
TO he sold at a minimum cost. Those not AT
tending may send orders for each to A. L.
Seaman. Secretary. 5l61 Minerva avenue ST.
Louis. No.
The Loyal Home Workers will join in all the
receptions and pleasures of the week
If anv member of the &C. or L.H.W has not
reached decision as 10 the trip let him read
the incosed letter from Maj. Espy. oil the
Amusement Committee, and send in his name
at once to NJ. Rose Jansen. Quincy, Ill, VINO
will reserve quarters for all applicants
THIRTIsrH NATIONAL ENcANpMRST COM
MTTTEE ST. PAUL, Aug. 4, 1896.
Mrs KATE B. SHERWOOD, President Loyal
Home Workers
DEaR MADAM: Arrangements have been
perfected, as near as possible. to give your or
.anization AN excursion White Bear Lake,
she most popular resort Tor 81. Paul people,
about II miles from the city.
The train on the ST. Paul & Duluth r. Z.
will leave the Union Depot on Friday. Sept. a.
about 2 O'Clock p. M, and on arrival at h'te
Bear village you will he received by the Mayor
and Citizens Committee. who will give you a
royal welcome to their Inequalities by giving
you a sieam-launch ride about the lake. fol-
lowed ty sailboat ride Oh the saiiboats be-
longing TO the members of the White Bear
Yacht Club
luncheon will then be served by the citi-
gems of White Bear Lake, after which dancing
will be INDUCED in until time TO return 20 the
city.
Your organization will be accompanied on
this excursion by the Daughters of Veterans.
Mrs. E. ~ Walker. National President, and
both will be escorted by detail of the Sons
of Veterans, in charge of Capt. Mead.
We would like TO have list OF the National
Officers and Delegates actually in attendance
at your Convention III 81. Paul at the earliest
time possible, as invitations viii not be issued
to any Others, and we hope you viii induce ali
&C remain and join in this excursion, as we
shall spare efforts to make it AN enjoyable
occasion, long TO be remembered 10y our guests.
Yours in T. {. and L.,
JOHN EspY.
-.-s.s. Z, Chairman Amusement Committee.
LH.W. BULLETIN No. 3. Aug. 20, 1896.
APPLICATIONS.
Mrs. Emma Baxter, Fergus Falls Mimi.
Lenora Langley, Esmond, s. ID.
NOTES.
would suggest TO Assistant Secretaries that
they write the Department Commander, g. A. T..
and Department President, W.RC, in their re-
spective States. asking them TO insert in their
orders to Posts and Corps notice calling at
teniion to the L.H.W. Send each copy of our
G., r. and T., and invite their careful attention
Respectfully, Amos L. Seaman. Secretary.
MINNESOTA WELCOME
Fred Boyer. member of the National Board
of Control. LH.w., forwards All invitation te
ali members of the &C and LH-W every
where. particularly of the State Of Minnesota
to attend ST. Paul Reunion. He says:
" To those in the State would say it is the
nearest point we can ever hope 10 have our Ma
tionz Reunion. and hope to keep up the
record OF our state for loyalty by attending.
" 10 those not SO fortunate as to live in Min.
Desota j would say como. and for once visit The
he.lthiest State in the Union. There is grand
time promised, rs NJ. Dell Adams lie working
hard at the programs aud there are many trip
TO be made. You all want TO see historic Min
nehaha Falls and Nianeionka aud White Bea
Lakes at least, while In eur State of lakes.
hope ali Minnesota mem bers ol the l.. II. w
and &C. will meet at time Of the ST. Paul Re
union. and arrange to have our State bette
organized aud an annual meeting appointed
All those desiring lodging at L.H.W. Head
quarters should write NJ. Rose Jansen, Quincy
H., without delay"
BADGE coMMESTR
In regard TO the new L. II. w. badge, do no
thiak the price too much for want something
that will wear. think il will be pretty, an,
i shall be proud to wear one.
Carrie T. Arnold, Rondout. n Y
The new design mentioned in The Ma
TIoSAL TRIBUNEa few weeks ago. think will
be very appropriate FOR our l. Il. w. badge an
the price is quite reasonable.
Carrie Haliowell. Kidder, Mo.
Will send after new badge.
Wilbur A. Hynds, Ralston, Tenn.