The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1907-05-02
FOR THE JUBILEE.

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i FOR THE JUBILEE.
Dorcas Lyman Gets to Work for silver
/ Anniversary Of the Woman's Relief
4 Corps.
| Office Chairman Jubilee Committee.
38 Newton St., Fanueil, Mass.
To Corps notwithstanding:
1 Your attention is called to Paragraph
| XIV, General Orders, No. 4, which. re-
fers to the work of the Jubilee Com
mittee, viz:
XIV. To more fittingly observe our
silver anniversary or 25th National Con-
vention a Jubilee Committee was ap-
pointed in General Orders, No. Q, to
carry on this work to q successful ter
mlnation. It has been decided by vote
of the National Council to present to
the Grand Army of the Republic a
Praise Offering at their next National
Eneampment.
| ! therefore urgently request every
member Of our Order to help make this
| Jubilee one long to be remembers ed in
the history Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic and dts Auxiliary the Wonan's
i Relief Corps, by sending thru proper
| channels 6. free-will Offering for this
purpose, tine amount to be governed by
1 your own best judgment and conven-
fence.
feel that every member Of our Or
1 der will be glad Of this opportunity. for
we remember with pride the great honor
bestowed upon US by making US their
i Auxiliary. The ranks Of the Grand
Army are thinning, and in few years
the last remnant Of that once mighty
host VIII have answered the command
| to "come up higher" and our work for
| their comfort and pleasure will be I'm
! ished.
Jubilee Commlttee-HonorRfy Members.
| The following committee has been
appointed with the approval of the Ma
tional Presidents
Past National Presidents-Kate
| Brownlee Sherwood. 2123 Ashland Ave-,
Toledo, o.; Sarah e. Fuller, Z Alfred
St.. Medford, Mass; Elizabeth DARCY
Kline, The Jefferson, San Francisco,
CAL; Emma Stark Hampton, "a Blaine
| Craig, 218 Montford Ave-. Asheville, N.
c., Mary Sears McHenry, Denison.
Iowa; Sue A. Pike Sanders, Blooming
ton, ILL.,: Margaret Ray Wilkins, Chill
dren's Home. Paris, ILL.,; Emma R. Wal
| lace. 5825 Kimbark Ave., Chicago. ILL.,:
Lizabeth A. Turner, 46 Camp ST.. New
Britain. Conn: Agnes Hit. 2430 North
New Jersey ST., Indianapolis, Ind; Flo
Jamison Miller, Wilmington, Ill.,: Har-
riet ]. BODICE, 81 Asylum St, Hartford.
CON-; Mary l.. Carr, Longmont, Colo;
Calista Robinson Jones, Bradford. VT;
Lodusky J. Taylor, LIE Sueur, Mimi;
Sarah D. Winans, 436 18th St., Toledo.
o.; Fanny E. Minot, 20 s. State St., Con-
cord. N. H.: Abbie Asenath Adams. SUI
perior, Neb.
Dorcas n. Lyman, Chairman, SO New
| ton St., Faneuil, Mass; Mary NJ. North,
annw Hill Md Tj71ia Ra1Io
p. 28th st.. Los Angeles. Cal; Florence
8. Babbitt. Ypsilanti. Mich: Catherine
G. Kennedy, 837 8. 18th St., Denver.
Colo; Mary M. Carson, Wellington,
Kan; Ada E. May. 1913 s. Sixth St.,
Saltwater. Mimi: Mira g. Bachmann,
1902 E. 18th St. Kansas City. Mo-: Kate
L. Perkins. NARROW, N. H.: Mary A.
Sina Goddard. 695 Main St., Conneaut,
o.: Eunice M. Munger. Oklahoma City,
Okla: Fanny McAllister, Omro, Wis;
Malissa U. Stewart, E. 300 Augusta
Ave-, Spokane. Wash; Ellen F. Daniels,
Grafton. w. Va; Mary Lyle Reynolds,
48 w. Fourth ST.. Covington, KY: Ida
A. Oldroyd, SIG 10th st. N. w., WASH
ington, D. c.; Frederick Philpot, 215|
fremont St., Cedar Falls, Iowa; Julia
Flanders. Church ST.. Branford, Conn.
Nancy M. Murphy, Boise, Idaho; Mael
G. Lincoln, 210 S. Fourth ST.. Aurora, |
ILL.,; Nettie E. Wink, Knightstown, Ind.
Lilah d. Lindsey, Tulsa, Ind. Ter; Anna
T. Breneman, Bozeman, Mont; Rosalia
B. Condor. Pawnee City, Neb.; Mary E. |
seely. 512 Montgomery ST., Syracuse.
N. Y: Kate G. Vallandingham. Valley
City, N. D.; Rose M. Schenck, Toledo, |
Ore; Abbie Lynch. 1881 Market St,
Allegheny, Pa; Mamie NJ. Moore.
Mitchell, s. D.; Emma Dunlap, 1871
Grand Ave-. Dallas, Tex: Anna Arms
Beach, 81 Hickok Pl, Burlington. VT;
Hattie Ford, SO Atlantic Ave-, Provi- |
dence, r. l.; Sarah E. Putnam, Dix
field, Me.
AS Chairman of the Jubilee Commit
tee I earnestly solicit the active CO.
operation of the Committee and every
member of the Woman's Relief Corpsl
to do their part that We may be able to |
turn over goodly amount to the Com
mander-in-Chef for the permanent
fund Of the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie.
Corps Presidents are urged to solicit |
from their members such contributions,
however small. as they may feel able to |
give, and toward the same thru their
Corps Treasurer to Department Treas
urer, who will report to the Chairman,
Dorcas H. Lyman, 3S Newton St,
Faneuil, Mass, the amount of money
contributed by each Corps and the name
of the Corps, in order that they may
receive due credit In her report to the
National Convention.
Corps Presidents are requested to
have action taken regarding this circu-
lar at the same meeting at which 1t is
read and forward amount contributed
promptly to the Department Treasurer,
who will toward to the National Treas
urer.
Yours, sincerely, in F. c. and L.,
DOrcas H. Lyman, Chairman.
Approved:
Carrie r. Sparklin, National President;
Belle c. Kimball, National Secretary.
Which Corps Did the Most Marchingf
Elias Barker, Worthington, O., wants