The National tribune., 1906-11-29
THEWOMAN'SRELIEF CORPS
The National President Issues Her First
General Order.

Mrs. Carrie r. Sparklin, National
President of the Woman's Relief Corps.
has issued the following General Or
der, being No. of the series:
Headquarters Woman's Relief Corps.
Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the
Republic. St. Louis, Mo-, oct 20, 1906.
General Orders, No. 2.
The following appointments are
hereby announced:
Special National Press Correspond
ent-Isabel Worrell Ball. Washington,
d. c. (National Tribune.)
Assistant National Press Correspond
ents-Inzetta A. Small, Lewiston, Me-;
Myra ]. Olney, Central Falls, r. l.;
Annie S. Hamilton. Washington, ID. c.;
Amelia F. Colgan, Hampton, Va: Geor-
gle P. Eastman. Louisville, KY; Eta
T.. Houk. Carmel. Ind; Mary A. Sillo-
way. Minneapolis, Mimi; Alice Ward,
Williamsburg, Iowa; Clara A. Lukens,
Mitchell, S. D.; Margaret Geary Wright,
Los Angeles, Cal.
These officers will report at once fol
duty to Mary NJ North. National Press
Correspondent, Snow Hill. Md.
Delegate to Council of Women
Emma Stark Hampton. Detroit, Mich.
Committee to secure thru Congress a
suitable Home or resting place for vet
ington--Harriet j. Bodge, Chairman,
Hartford, Conn; Ida J. Hart, Wash
ington. D. c.; Lorraine J. Pitkin, Chi
cago, Ill.
Representative to petition Congress
for an increase of pension for all Wild
ows of veterans of civil war-kate
Brownlee Sherwood. Toledo, o.
Your attention is called to the
decision of the Gath National Conven-
ton for the proper celebration of the
jubilee year of our organization. TO
carry on this work in a successful
manner. 1 hereby appoint the following
committed:
Honorary members-Kate Brownlee
Sherwood, 123 Ashland Ave, Toledo,
o.; Sarah E. Fuller, Alfred St. Med
ford, Mass: Elizabeth Darcy Kinne,
The Jefferson. San Francisco. Cal;
Emma Stark Hampton, $40 Woodward
Ave, Detroit. Mich: Charity Rusk
Craig. 21S Montford Ave. Asheville. n.
c.. Mary Sears McHenry. Denison.
Iowa; Sue A Pike Sanders. Blooming
ton, H.; Margaret Ray Wickins, Chill
dren's Home. Paris. ILL.,: Emma r.
Wallace. 5825 Kimbark Ave, Chicago.
ILL.,; LiZabeth A Turner, As Camp St,
New Britain, Conn; Agnes Hit, 2430
N. New Jersey St, Indianapolis. Ind;
Flo Jamison Miller. Wilmington, Ill; (;
Harriet ]. Bodge, 81 Asylum St, Hart
SOHit, MIDI IL. SdTT,
Colo; Calista Robinson Jones. Brad
ford, VT; Lodusky ]. Taylor, lie Sueur.
Mimi: Sarah d. Winans. 1876 18th St,
Toledo, o.: Fanny e. Minot, % S. State
St. Concord, n. H.; Abbie Asenath
Adams. Superior. Neb.
Committee-Dorcas H. Lyman, Chair
man, 3S Newton St. Faneuil Mass;
Belle Cross, AS E. 2Sth St, Los An
geles. Cal: Florence S. Babbitt, Ypsi-
lanti. Mich; Catharine c Kennedy, S37
S. 18th St, Denver. Colo; Mary NJ.
Carson, Wellington, Kan; Ada E. May,
1928 S. Sixth ST, Saltwater, Mimi; Mira
G. Bachmarn, 1902 E. 18th St. Kan
sas City, Mo-: Kate L. Perkins. NARROW,
Jersey City. N. J.: Sina b. Goddard.
695 Main St, Conneaut. o.; Eunice NJ.
Munger, Oklahoma City, Okla; Fannie
McAllister, Omro, Wis; Malissa u.
Stewart, E. 800 Augusta Ave-, Spokane,
Wash; Ellen F. Daniels, Grafton, w.
Va, Mary Lyle Reynolds. 4S w. Fourth
St. Covington, KY: Ida A. oldroyd,
National Special Aids-Geraldine e.
Frisbie, Palo Alto. Cal; Louisa Buckles.
Sacramento, Cal: Sadie NJ Jones, San
Diego, Cal; Ida L. Chase department
Potomac). Anacostia, d. c.; Carrie r.
Brookfield, Washington. d. c.; Anna
Brown, Chicago. H.; Millie H. Fisher
Chicago, ILL.,: Minnie Morgan, Chicago.
H.: Eta Rial. Chicago. ILL.,: Helen Mid.
dlekauff, Lanark, ILL.,: Florence b. Bar
net. haywood, ILL.,; Mary d. Travis.
Charlottesville. Ind; Elizabeth M. Saun-
ders. Dubuque, Iowa; Jennie L. Day.
Gorham. Me-; Chloe NJ. Barnes, Pitts
field. Mass; Annie Alexander. Balti-
more. Md; Eva A. Gray, Grand Rap
ids, Mich; Alice G. Parker, Farming
fnrn ~ ri
Minneapolis. Mimi; Agnes w. Savage
Osseo. Mimi; Orpha Bronson, Sedalia,
Mo-; Rebecca Knehans, St Louis, Mo-:
Kate G. Vallandigham, Valley City, n.
D.: Nellie Smith, Binghamton, n. Y;
Alice Tirrell. New York City, n. Y;
Ella Craft, Rochester, n. Y; Clare T.
Lyle, McMinnville, Ore; Myrtle w. Blk
Washington and Alaska; Fanny Nc
Allister. Omro, Wis: Laura Lear, st.
Louis. Mo-; Mary SnaveIy, Syracuse,
n. Y.
These officers must be obeyed and
respected accordingly.
AT the 10th National Encamp-
ment held in the city of Minneapolis,
Mimi, Aug. 16 and II, the following
comrades were duly elected and INSTALL
ed into the offices designated:
Commander-in-Ch Robert B.
Brown. GAINESVILLE. O..
Senior Vice Chief
William II. Armstrong, Indianapolis.
Ind.
Junior Vice Commander-in-Ch Chief, E.
b. FentOn, Detroit, Mich.
Surgeon-General, w. II. Johnson,
Lincoln, Neb.
Chaplain-in- Chief. John ireland, St
Paul. MINI.
The Commander-in-Chief has an
nounced the following appointments:
Adjutant-General, Joseph w. O'NealI
GAINESVILLE, o.
Quartermaster-G General, Charles Bur-
rows. Rutherford, N. j.
Assistant Quartermaster-G General and
Custodian of Records, J. II. Holcomb,
Philadelphia. Pa
Chief of Staff, J. Cory Winans, To-
Iedo, O.
Assistant Adjutant- General, Joseph
Shaw. GAINESVILLE, o.
The presea. administration pledges
the loyal allegiance of the Woman's
Relief Corps to these officers and COM
rades of the Grand Army of the Re-
public.
We take this means of acknowI-
edging the many kind letters of con-
gratulations and good wishes for this
administration. For all these messages
of good will we are truly grateful.
The attention of Department Presi-
dents and Presidents of Detached
Corps is called to this wise provision of
our law: You shall signify to him
(Post Commander) your desire for the
appointment of committee of five
comrades to meet and counsel with a