The National tribune., 1906-08-02

sues National COAventaOn OR6erD-AA.
nounces Several Deaths, Mikes Con-
Resolutions to Re Presented to the
/ Convention.
Mrs. Abbie A. Adams has promulgat-
ed her last General Order, and the sum
of the years work is closed. Mrs.
Adams has made an exceptionally ener-
getic and practical National President,
and the National Convention must pro-
nounce her work good. She has had an
excellent National Secretary, one who
was thoroughly capable. and good
corps of officers, none better than her
| Robbins Berry, who has greatly ad-
vanced that very necessary branch of
the great work that is being done by
the Woman's Relief Corps.
| The last General Order, which Is No.
10 Of the series, Is as follows:
| Headquarters woman's Relief Corps,
Auxiliary to the Grand Army Of the Re-
public, Superior. Neb.. July 10. 1905.
| General Orders, No. 10.)
I. In accordance with previous an
nouncements, the oath National Con-
vention. Woman's Relief Corps, will be
held in Minneapolis, MINI, Aug. Is and
| IL, sessions both days and Thursday
evening.
Convention will be called to order In
Wesleyan Methodist Episcopal Church.
corner Of First Ave. and Grant st. Mem
| bers will take any First" car going
south.
II. National Headquarters will be es-
tablished at the West Hotel, where COM
rades Of the Grand Army, members Of
| the Woman's Relief Corps and other
patriotic orders and friends will be cor
daily welcome.
The following Committee will meet
and welcome visitors:
Headquarters Reception Committee
Mary L. Starkweather. Minnesota:
Sophie Fisher. Minnesota: Mary L.
Leavens. Minnesota: Anna Torrance.
| Minnesota; Sarah e. Milham. Minne-
sofa; Lodusky J. Taylor. Minnesota;
1nez w. Lord, New Jersey; Fannie D.
w. Hardin. Colorado: Cora B. Brittin.
Nebraska; Lillian B. Eddy, Nebraska:
Sarah Felt. Nebraska: Eta Brooks. Ne
braska; Adelaide Bissell, Minnesota.
Additional appointments to this Com
| mittee will be announced when head
quarters are opened.
III. The Credential Committee will be
at headquarters on and after Monday
afternoon, Aug. Is.
All voting members are requested to
present their credentials Immediately
upon their arrival. These must be pre-
delegates badge.
Credential Committee-Mary r. Nor
gan, Nebraska, National Secretary; Jen-
ME Bross, Illinois; Lois M. Knauff
Ohio; Elenor ]. Hawk, Iowa; Annie A.
Masker. New Jersey.
Nv. The Auditing Committee will meet
in National Headquarters at q. M,
Tuesday. Aug. IA.
v. The Andersonville Prison Board
will meet at National Headquarters at
4 p. m. Wednesday, Aug. Is.
vi. The National Council will meet at
National Headquarters at IL q. m,
Tuesday, Aug. IA.
VII. The Commander-in-Chief OF the
Grand Army announces a semi-ofiicial
meeting to be held in the Auditorium,
Tuesday evening. Aug. II, to receive all
greetings and fraternal welcomes.
The Reception.
VIII. A reception will be rendered the
Commander-in-Chief and his official
staff on Wednesday evening. from 1890
to 9 o'clock. at the Auditorium, corner
OF Nfcollet and 18th SITS. Immediately
following this reception will be an open
session Of the Woman's Relief Corps.
where will be received greetings from
the Grand Army Of the Republic and
other patriotic Orders and friends. It
Is the desire OF the National officers to
make this an occasion Of great pleasure
and enjoyment to all who may attend.
TX. The Office OF National Treasurer
will be closed July 20, and no supplies
will be issued from that date until after
National Convention.
X. Each Department President Is re-
minded that she must have her full
quota Of delegates before leaving the
State. The National password must be
obtained by each representative from
her own Corps President.
XXI. Delegates to National Convention
are elected to represent their Depart
ments and should be present at every
session. It is suggested that delegates
name OF each representative who Is
present and at what sessions.
XII. Members Of the Order desiring
accommodations should correspond at
once with Bertha NJ. Allen. Andrus
Building. Minneapolis. Mimi, who will
respond promptly to all Inquiries.
XIII. Letters and kilograms for MEM
care OF National Convention. w. r. c.,
Wesleyan NJ. e. Church, corner First
Ave. and Grant st.
XIV. luncheon will be served by the
Department Of Minnesota in the chapel
OF the church Thursday and Friday. for
voting members only
XIV. Circular Letter issued by the
Is now with all Department Presidents,
who are requested to inclose one with
these General Orders. when sending to
Corps.
Additional Appointments.
XVI. Tho following additional ap-
pofntments on the staff Of the National
President are hereby announced:
National Special Aids.-Carrie w.
| Dibble. San Francisco Cal: Eva ARM
strong. covington, KY; Berthe M. Phil
| lips. Oxford. Me-: Mary p. Flanders,
| Bozeman. Mont: Ellen Corbin, Beaver
City, Neb.: Susan p. Cole. Hastings,
Neb.: Matte ]. Pembleton, York, Neb.;
Sue r. CasweIl, Grand Forks. n. D.:
Marilla d. Johnson. Valley City. N. D.:
Ida Torner Miller. Rochester. N. T.:
Caroline NJ. Roberts. Lancaster, o.: Mae
Vamper. Guthrie. Okla; Rose Weld
man, Grants Pass, Ore; Susie Under
wood. San Antonio, Tex.
| Platform Aids-George Bauer, Amy
| Evans. Vera Cleaver.
| XVII. Appointments for National
Convention-Assistant Secretary, Nellie
&c. HardS, Nebraska: Stenoera nh ar