The National tribune., 1896-12-24
LINCOLN cIIcLE, NO. 2.

regular quarterly meeting OF Lincoln
Circle, 9. I.H.W. of Pennsylvania, was heia a.
| the home of Councilman Lou M. Stockton, ooA'
Fairilill street. Philadelphia, on the evening
of Nev. 80 with an attendance OF "a momoers
! and several visitors present.
The regular business OF the Circle was heid'
| showing il to be in an excellent condition.
| The Rally Committee reported the Philadel-
phia Reunion, LH.W., success, anu aoViSeo
| making it an annual affair. The report was
accented and the committee discharged
| On motion of Past President Lizzie Aldrlch
| Mrs, E. d. Woodley, National President, Army
Nurses Association, was unanimously eiectea
an honorary member of the Circle, after which
Mrs. Woodley made a few timely remarks
Mrs. Woodley presented the Circle with q
Patriotic Primer from President Sherwood
given her st st. Paul, which was given to Sec.
cretary La Munyan to study aud report al
next meeting.
On motion the meeting adjourned to listen
to number OF musical and vocal selections
and the singing Of well-known patriotic songs
by all.
served all present with refreshments after
which pleasant hour of storytelling was en-
gagged in before /" goodnight" ended delight
full meeting.
N. Warner Hargreve, President.
AN LHw. RALLY.
DEAR FRIENDS, L.H.W.: With sweet mem
ories and happy recolections OF tho oaimy
dars of the ST. Paul Reunion still windy i'm
| pressed upon my mind. greet you again, aite'
silence of few months and can assure YOU
| that though somewhat dilatory In contrib
| utiug TO the L.HW columns, my interest 10
the principles of Progress aud Patriotism
which we inculcate has not waDed.
| / have noted with interest the many inter
essiuy letters. weekly, from our array OF able
and brilliant writers.
The cheerful words of appreciation of Qua
efectual work on lines Of patriotism by Capt
Wallace Foster contain much for our edihca
ton, and we should strive necessarily to RAISE
our organization i'm the opinion OF the world al
one fostering patriotic teaching in cur public
schools.
| More especially should our attention h
turned to the common schools located in tht
| isolated Southern districts, as the instance
cited by cur worthy President. in Cnlpepei
Ceunty, Va. where the Loyal Home Workeri
were Instrumental in placing upon little
country scheolhouse, through the efforts OF Z
| little patriot Harrison Gordon, United States
1 Gag, and where to-day it floats proudly TO ths
balmy Southern breezes.
Let US endeavor to continue the good work
already begun on these lines by expanding thu
| planes of cooperation TO meet the demands o.
| the strides of progress.
Arouse the incident, and encourage those
| who are weak in their manifestations OF love
| far our country.
Secretary Seaman's effort to promote and Ell
courage patriotic work, as outlined in l.. II. w
| Bulletin No. 45 should be crowned with goot
results aud his plan ought to meet the ap
| proval of ali who have the interest and welfart
of orr organization at heart.
/ think the idea is one that will prove profit
able to the l. H.W.
Fin L. Morrow's pledge of recruiting TO
membership, il initiated, as it deserves 10 be
would bring marvellous results. and trust tina
during the coming Winter we can add Target.
to our list OF members.
Having been Entrusted with the RESPONSE
bilities of the Office OF National Junior Vice
President of this grand organization, by con
siderate friends at the st. Paul Reunion, tax
this opportunity Of urging upon all patriot
friends TO work for the interests of our OF
ganization. which is rapidly becoming recog
nized as a National school for patriotic teaching
Let ekch one, with individual effort and in
1uencc add TO the effective work of the pas
year.
" For patriotism Ret Us live,
For progress let US vie.'
Lorally-Henry J. Buchen, Sheboygar
| Wis.