The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1897-07-01
COMING NHTIONAL REUNION.
Arrangements for Comfort and Entertain
ment of Visiting L.H.W's. and Thei,
Friends

Arrangements for Comfort and Entertain
ment of Visitin. L.H.W's. and Their
Friends.
The eighth annual Reunion Of the Loyal
Home Workers will be held in Buffalo, in con-
ncction with the 3lst National Encampment
GA. r.. the last week in August. The morn
ing session will be devoted to business, the
afternoon to program open to the pubic, and
the evening to u general reception rendered by
the citizens. in which the L.H.W. will partici-
pate.
Loyal Home Workers from now on should
think ReHnon and talk Rcunion, with view
to making it a delightful fraternal and edu-
cational gathering To this end they will one
and all please give attention 10 the following
announcement. The first is from the General
Committee, 3lst National Encampment, q. A. r.,
Headquarters EllicottSSquare. Bnfalo, n. Y:
=" TO the President, loyal Home Workers.:
Mr.. Charles Randall! was here, and has accepted
quarters i'll private clearinghouse for 60
people. in n splendid location, abont Il mile up
Main street. As to the general meeting, the
committee will be able, in the course of few
days to say where it will be- 1t will he i'll the
heart OF the city, at any event.-D. II. Iur-
ner"
In addition to the above from a member of
the Executive Board I'VE have the following
from Charles Rainfall 81 went to Buffalo, ac-
cordng to instructions, and consider if fortu-
| nate for the Loyal Home Workers that | did
| so. | have secured Quarters in n boarding.
| house for 60 members ofthe Loyal Home Work.
ers At 908 Main strectstwo blocks above Music
Hall, one of the bestlihfslls in the city, where
| all the largest assenblages and receptions will
be held. All street-caf lines lead to Main street.
| All persons coming in Ito the Union or Erie De-
| pot, or Exchange street, can take any street car
| passing west towards Main street and go about
| three blocks, then get transfer right up to
the very doors OF our Headquarters.
| Now, the price agreed upon is, lodging and
| breakfast 81 per day. and supper, if one
| wishes, at % cents The rooms are mostly
large and they will have two beds and one cot
| in each of them, providing for five persons in
the larger rooms. There is very large din.
ing room. l feel that 40 one will have any
reason to complain, for this is the only house in
the city that could be secured to accommodate
that number, and Mrs. Turner told me had
secured the best rates possibly obtainabe.
Miss Ida McNea is the manager. The
least limit OF quarters will be three days. She
| wishes to be assured that she will have 60 per
sons. Everything will be done to make it al
pleasant as possible. hope you will write
Miss McNeal, and give her what assurances
| You can that her rooms will all be taken. Al
regards the hall for our business meetings. II
is going to tax Buffalo to its utmost to TAKE
care of its visitors and arrange for all its re
unions and party conventions. The Citizens
| Committee may have seemed little slow IL
| taking action on certain matters OF q lOca
nature but think it will come out all RICH
| later"
NJ Rose Jansen, Chairman of the Council
congratuates the Loyal Home Workers upoI