The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1897-04-15
loyal HOME WORKERS.
eecrctary-s Notwithstanding Acss -"
,.,. Dan,ss OF Progress and Patriotism.

z.s mountaineering Activity In
che Ranks OF Progress and PATRIOTISM.
LH.w. BULLETIN NO. 60.
sT. Louis. April 8, 1897.
t,r,;.a.;ons. Warren p. Rhodes. Ssugus.
wsSs Mrs. Annie L. Williams9; MISS Nei,e
a p,,o.as phillipshurg, Kan. tMrs. Esteiia
F5rsrorbs) Mrs. G. w. Rarick. Piano, III,
lMrs. Eurenie Cieophas, Wyeming).
sEcRErARy's NOTES.
o,r aid friend. and one of the pioneers of the
&c and I.Hw Mrs. Annie L. Niiiiaps'
saws. II did not promise to OBTAIN a menoe''
Int nero he is all the same" Let Us near lom
others who have not Fromiseo w se'
but who can If they try.
From away out in Wyoming comes letter
from Mrs Eurenie Cleophas, one OF our most
10 xvon,en Of the far West who says: " re-
ca;raa the beautiful badge you have had the
Kindness to send me, and like 1t very much
and will send you my heartfelt thanks Wilt
out delay. Who is this lady? Mrs. SHERWOOD
Gsrn,osa like so much this bright, kind,
and intelligent face that 4 am anxious w
know"
IUw REUNIONS AND PERSONALS.
Ms gase Jansen, Chairman of the ID. W.
Connci has sent q letter of CONGRATULATIONS 70
Soa;o- Yice- President Mary A. Silloway upon
s,,e sucrass of the Minneapolis Circle, L. n ~,
fopoaed by her. and expresses the nope Ina. ~
"yray uroye a living monument OF INC e'o"o
principles of cur order-ioyaity TO our country
and our nag. INV
each member is expected to respond with
opotut;on. The Circle is now considering
,,roner motto All LOYAL men aud women nave
beer cordially invited TO join. The innds are
10 be used in the purchase of flags ana ID carry
ing GA patriotic education where the oeeos a'e
greatest. c.r
JEW appounces that J. James Sfreeter anu
Ca NJ Ken,,sr Iowa Hospital, will have charge
cf tlr nrocram for the Iowa Reunion TO De head
a. MarshaIl.eyn IN connection with the ofaho
Army Encamrment The address OF the former
isNinro. Iowa, and OF the latter, Clsrinaa. an
who exnect TO attend should write mem AT o,ce-
iowa members who have not paid their oues
Co., thn new wear are requested by Secretary
Victor A Crossthwait New Market, io~s, 10
write him a; once and 20 DO all IN their power
10 help him get mp grand Eeunion- nc
vouid also hear from &C. memsers anu All
Others interested.
Cad n. Kepuer, Iowa Hospital, Iowa wfises
of her JOY over the return oil tmina IA MAJ.
n, one time the beloved Commander OF IONA
WHO has again taken up hospital work vi the
ties which bind together the band OF Progress
and Patriotism" she ssys: We ST like new
friends hut there are none lake the OH ttieu
and true So il is with the &C. There ceuio oe
no heller lame than the Loyal Home WORKERS
but think many Of rs still cling 70 tne hame
under which we Joined the Orner ano grew 70
love its aims, objects. and membership.
CALIFORNIA RALLY. LH.w.
wP Martsch writes of the trip over the
Coast Division of the Southern Pacific isailroad
which the Loyal Home Workers may enjoy II
thar visit San Francisco at the time of the
Christian Endeavor Convention next July. q
10 proposed.
From San Francisco they viii pass through
the ieautiful Santa Clara Valley. where or.
ebsrds of peaches. apples, pears, prnnes, ana
other fruits line the railroad track. ahey VII
pass through San Mated, Barlingame' ana aseo
wood City, where the paatial homes OF Sau
Francisco business men are surrounded ny
lawns where flowers bloom all the year round
They will visit Palo Alto, site Of the Stsn
ford University, the largest educational IN.
stitution west of the Mississippi River, and
through beautiful San jose. the Garden GIty
from which daily stages rnn to Lick Obserra
tory on Mount Hamilton. They wiai pas
Through valley and over mountain 10 Sants
Cruz and the seacoast and halt at Los Gatos
where the mountain sides are lined with vine
yards on every side.
They win see the seabeach and the Paci6'
0cean at Monterey Bag, and, within easy reach
the big trees of California. They will see TIT
ole adobe town of Monterey, with IT'S PIC
turesore convent aud the public building
use6 by the Mexican Government when th'
town was the Capital of California. Their
are. also. Fremont Fort, the whale fisheries
and church of ITO.
A mile from Monterey is Hotel Del Monte
with its famous l8-miie drive encircling tn
Monterey Peninsula, q resort pronounced o.
ex-President Harrison the most magnifcen
ne ever visited.
Returning to San Francisco, you follow tn
route which enters the Santa Clara Falle
II the south Ra,d traverses its whole length
hating at Seaside to see the Justice Field Oak
under whose shade ZOO people may be She
tered From Sargent's, where the Santa Clar
Valley is entered, is the famous San Juan Mi.
sisn. dating back TO the last century.