The National tribune., 1897-08-12
EIGHTH HNEuHh REUNION

Pleasures and Honors Muiupiy ioi ~
Loyal Home Workers.
The eighth annual Reunion, Loyal Home
Workers nromises to be one of the most notaoie
fa.tures of Encampment week at Bu1alo.
Through the Woman's Citizens Commiiee'
Mrs. Linda deK. Fulton, Chairman, and OF the
officers of the Woman's Educational Union,
new and unexpected favors have been pestoWeu
unon the Loyal Home Workers Inc exercises
Of Tuesday. Aug "a, were 10 nave pee, nr H.
the Administration Room OF the woman
Union Duildine, Niagara Square. but as TINS
,oom will not seat more than 90 persons COM
fortably il has been decided TO give the Loysi
Bome Workers the assembly hall Tor poth
afternoon and evening, which is equipped with
a piano and will hold about go people. Saying
nothing of smaller rooms adjoining which VIII
he omen. Not only the use of the hall out OF
the piano will be rendered the Legal home
Markers for their use afternoon and evening
This hall is greatly in demand for such aH2irs
and The officers are most courteous. Mrs'
BENJAMIN Williams, Chairman OF the Com
mitiee on Halls, is cePresident OF the
Womau's Union and through her. as well as
through Mrs. Fulton. lie Loyal Home
MARKERS are assured of every Kindness and
attention.
There is a sure fraternity among those VINO
WELD the pen, and in Mrs. Linda dek. Fulton
the LOYAL Home Workers will find one in iuil
sympathy with all their work, especially IN
natriotic lines Mrs. Fulton has also rendered
to the Loyal Home Workers the Headquarters
of the Womap's Citizens Committee, Delaware
avenue for a RECEPTION to be held Thursday
evening. Aug 26 band will play early IN
tie evening aud the Committee on Music OF
the Woman's Citizens Committee will arrange
for n number of vocal numbers by the best
Buffalo talent
1t is expected that many men and women OF
prominence connected with the Grand Army,
Relief Corps and other patriotic societies. to-
sether with Mrs. Linda dek. Fulton, Mrs
Logan. and the officers of the L. H. w. and The
NATIONAL TRIBUNE staff viii assist in receiv-
ing the guests.
Mrs. Fulton has written National hymn,
entitled Our Fatherland," which has been set
To music by Signor James Unno, prominent
leader of vocal music in Buffalo. 1t has been
dedicated 10 the Grand Army of the Republic,
and will be sung by the chorus of children in
the living shield also at the reception given
by the Daughters of the American Revolution
and at the LOYAL Home Workers reception.
Mrs Fulton is the composer OF the Song OF
Freedom. which is the New York State hymn
of the Daughters of the Revolution. She is
Corresponding Secretary OF the Buffalo Chapter
of the OAR.
8 All members of the great NATIONAL TRIB-
UHE household which includes subscribers
erervwi.efe, who are TO be at Buffalo, are cor
diaily invited totbe Thursday evening recep-
ton. bringing their friends along.
Secretary A. l.. Seaman reports the follow.
ing applications for membership in the LOYAL
Home Workers: J. Moreland Thompson. Big
Run, Pa; T. d. McGilicuddy, Historian. Buck
ley Post, Akron. o.; Louise Barnum Robbins.
Corresponding Secretary. National Council o.!
Women of the United States, Adrian, Mich.
This makes 1874 63 names on our roli-call. All
are expected at Buffalo whose applications are
named to-day.
Maggie Funk. New Salem. Pa, who will be
at the eighth annual Reunion would like 10
know how many Of the Lucky Is expect
TO be present She thinks the Fourth OF July
should be celebrated on Sunday if it falls upon
that day, as the Sunday services. under the
auspices Of the Y. p. S. G. T. at that place, on
the evening Of Independence Day, were both
patriotic aud impressive, the church draped
with National colors.