The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1897-07-29

for ALL An invitation will be extended the
d. of V. to attend the L.HW. Reuniou.
A letter has been received from Mrs Linda
deK. Fulton. President OF the Woman's Citi-
zens' Committee of the National Encampment,
who writes: You may feel sure OF a warm
welcome and a convenient and central Tom
vention hail. The room is on the FIRST floor.
and is large enough for business meetings
Should you wish to hold reception. am sure
the officers of the Union will let you use the
adjoining rooms The President OF the
Woman's Union is also Vice-Prcsident OF the
Womah's Citizens Committee, and will do All
in her power to make you comfortable at the
Union.
NJ. Rose Jansen, who has arrangements In
charge. writes that among those who are to
stop at 9OS Main street are Chaplain McMurray
and wife, Ohio; Emma Wolf Ola Belle
Hotham, Allie Newell, Maggie Funk. aud Chas.
Gates Pennsylvania; N. Warner hargrove
and wife, and Annie Monks. New Jersey I'd
s. Close. Matte Elliot, and Ola Race Stoddard,
Indiana; Amos l.. Seaman, Missouri; Carrie
Arnold, Lucy Murray Carrie Wheeler NJ. Etta
Fuller, Lottie Butler, and Alice Putnam, Ne"
York; also, Annie Bowers, Carl Casey, ': AS-
new aad wife, John Agnew, Angie Conkin'
Mamie Hyer, Agnes Asheville, and Carrie
Perkins.
f.he arrangements for the Buffalo Reunion
probably will be as complete as those OF any
Senior President Mary A. Silloway
writes from Green Lake, Mimi, to the editor
and the L.H.W. as whole: Allow me 20
assure you that my interest in and love oil the
cause to which We pledged IS not one lota
abated, but on the contrary, increased an nun
dredfold since met you in st. Paul. AT pres
emit writing intend to meet with you at Bui-
faIo Poor health compelled me to lay down
my pen and spend the heated term IN the
country. Secretary Seaman writes that Mrs
Cleophus has entered the field as competitor
in the matter of securing L.H.W. mempers.
Let the good work go on. Most cneerIniiy
will yield the palm of victory 70 another-i l
have to do so. Certainly no one can 90 .
greater kindness to friend than to interest
| him in the cause espoused by the Loyal Home
I Workers."
Henry F. Behringer, Secretary of the Loyal
| Home Workers Of Western New York and
| Pennsylvania writing from Mayvilfe. y. y,
! announces that the fourth annual Reunion OF
| that Department Of the LH.W. viii be held at
! Buffalo, Encafnpmeht week, Immediately foi-
i lowing the National Reunion, where full an
nouncement and time and place viii be MADE.
James Streeter, com fnentTDK upon Secretary
/ Seafnan's Reunion rally, writes as follows
1 His statement that any Old thing will en-
4 terrain and ami the Loyal Home Workers
4 can be appreciated By those Who have Attended
/ the Reunions. II is the cdngeniai crowd, more
/ than the surroundings, that makes successf q
4 gathering and of course the crowd viii be al
4 right at Bnffaio. It rs always 50 at u. Il W
4 meetings; and, besides, much pains have beer
4 taken 20 if,stre success, whffe Niagara Fails
4 With It's scenery the wonder of the worId, .
/ SO near. On, that we all nj ght meet IN Bnnsio
| a Joyous, happy party as we were in 81 Paul
at Mfnnehahs, Como Park snd WhIte Bes
| LIKE" 80
Matte 2. Gnbnnons, our Rhode fsisn'
4 worker though stifl an Invalid and prostrst'
4 tpoh 4 bed Ok pain, sends loving thoushts 9
those wffo are to meet In eighth annual Re
4 Union, ana iffopes that all WIN ENJOY the fra
terhal privifeges ii, store for them. She expect
to be III the hospital at the time Of the feunfon
/ and may possibIy never walk again, but sh
has lost none Of fer ola fote for the &. Il W. o
! faith In their ftttfre.