The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1897-09-23
L.H.W. NOTES.
About the Members of the Association ana.
Their Doings.

Their Doings.
The Committee on Patriotic Education
announce ,hst they will receive articles on
The Hawaiian Islands," by John W. Fos-
ter, ex-Secretary of Stale, whose work forms
number of THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE LIZ
BRARY. Loyal Home Workers will read
this number and forward any questions.
comments, or short papers not 10 exceed 900
words each, 10 the committee TO use in pre-
pairing i symposium. The number can be
secured from THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE,
price cents. The address of Chairman of
Committee is Amos l.. Seaman, 5161 Minerva
Ave, st. Louis. Mo.
Charles G.. Randall, Fredonia, ~ Y, won
golden opinions from all the LII W. in at
tendance upon The Buffalo Reunion, and TO
him and his influence was due many of the
courtesies showered upon them, which the.
LII W. do not forget.
Estella \. Edgecombe, York, Neb.. sent 10.
the Loyal Home Workers Reunion, through
Bertha Schupp, box of petrifed wood,
taken from a tree near her old home Mar
vim, Kan. The specimens were divided up.
among the L.H.W., who extend many
thanks for the same.
Carrie Z. Arnold, Assistant Secretary, an
nounees the next meeting of Forget-me-not
Circle 10 be held At the home of the Presi-
dent, Milton, y. Y, Oct 2, and extends .
cordial invitation TO all interested to bo
present.
Carrie Arnold sends greeting TO all the.
LII W. whos she met at eighth annual Re-
union, and says: II am glad to have bad
the privilege of attending ID. and realize
now why those who go 10 one National Re-
union always want to 90 to another, and I
hope to be there next year. Let us build
up our ranks before the next Reunion"
Miss Ida ID. McNeal, of Buffalo, makes .
very pleasant acknowledgment of the cut
glass vase presented her by the Loyal Home
Workers and says she was glad she had the
pleasure of meeting and entertaining such .
jolly company of young people.
Captain Wallace Foster in his fine address
before eighth annual Reunion, said: 1 wish
for no greater honor than TO be private
and silent worker in the ranks of the Loyal
Home Workers"
Amos L. Seaman, Chairman, Committee on
Patriotic Teaching, L.HW, has divided up
the duties as follows: General Work and
Program, Amos l.. Seaman, NJ. Elite Fuller;
Study OF American History, Alice C. War
riugton, Finn J.. Morrow, Ola Belle
Holman; Flags, II. J. Buchen, Zoe f. Owen.
Invitations to tea to the number of IL were
issued recently BY National iorVice-Presi-
dent Alice l.. Putnam to the Empire Circle,
| Loyal Home Workers, Fredonia. n. Y. The
| principal topic was the discussion of eighth
annual Reunion. LII. w. 1t was a meeting
in ali respects memorable. Many plans
were made to add new interest to the En-
pire Circle the coming season.
Mai. Charles J. Grover, Walton, Delaware
| County, n. j., was so pleased with the
| Buffalo Reunion, LII w, that he has applied
| for instructions in forming an LIZ. w.
| Circle in the place where he lives. Cad VI.
Kepner, graduate of the Iowa Hospital
| Training School for Nurses and now reg
| ularly employed in that institution, ex-
presses regret that she could not have been
| present at eighth annual Reunion. LII. W.,
and says that throughout all her arduous
| labors she looks eagerly for the dear old
lRIBUNE," that she may con over what has
been written in the l.. W. columns. Com
rade George n Hill, 234 State street, Boston,
who has done very much for the ennoble-
ment of his race. writes to commend the
article in the L-H.W. the question, IL
there Honesty in Business? 2" a subject to
which he has given much attention.
In response to inquiry. we would say that
the "Three Sisters" islands in the Niagara
River above the Falls, were named for the
daughters Of Gen. Whitney, and one Of them
was the mother of Mrs Linda deK. Fulton,
Chairman of the Woman's CITIZENS Com
mittee They lived in the Whitney home
stead, still occupied by members of the
family, and Que of the fine old Colonial build
iugs Just above the Falls.
Loyal Home Workers will bear in mind
that the present Secretary of the Loyal
Home Workers is Miss Elsie Pomeroy Nc
f roy, care of THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE,
Washington, ID. c.