The National tribune., 1909-10-07
THE ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE.
Inc 3sth Reunion VIII Be Held at
Columbus, y.

To the Members Of the Society of the
Army of the Tennessee.
The 3sth Reunion of the Society ot
the Army of the Tennessee will be held
at Columbus, O /, WeSn asGay and Thurs
day. Nov. 8 and 4. 1909 .
The Headquarters; of the Society will
be at the Great Southern Hotel.
The Reunion address will be given by
Gen. James Grant Wilson, on the even
ing of Nov A.
All arrangements for the Reunion
will be under the direction of Col. Jas.
kilbourne, First Vice President, who
will select such local committees as he
may think necessary, and he Will give
due notice to our members as to de-
tails.
The matter of transportation is given
to the care of Capt. James G.. Everest,
who will confer on this subject with
Col. Kilbourne and the Recording Sec
lretary.
The Ohio COmmandery of the Mill
tary Order of the Loyal Legion of the
United States will hold their November
Stated meeting at Columbus on Wednes-
day, Nov. 3, 1909.
The Society of the Army of the Ten
nessee will hold business meeting
(open to alp at 10 o'clock a. m. of first
day in the assembly room of the Great
Southern Hotel.
The Ohio Commandery will hold their
stated meeting at the same place at 3
p. m. of the same day.
On the evening of Wednesday the
Society will hold its usual banquet at
the Great Southern Hotel. The price
of tickets for this banquet is fixed at
50. The banquet, contrary to our Gus
tom, is for the first night, so that COM
panions of the Loyal Legion may be
with US. Such arrangements are being
made for addresses at the banquet as
Will make it memorable one.
Upon Thursday morning our final
business meeting will be held.
Upon Thursday evening our public
meeting will be held at the Board of
Trade Auditorium. We shall be wei
coined TO Columbus by the Governor of
Ohio and the Mayor of the city. After
the regular address by Gen. Jas. Grant
Wilson there will he addresses by other
prominent persons
Under our rules $780, or such part of
it as may be necessary, is appropriated
for the expenses of the Reunion, such
as decorations. hall, printing, music,
etc. No contributions for the Reunion
will be asked for.
Maj. Augustus NJ Van Dyke, the
second Treasurer of our Society, who
succeeded the late Gen. Manning F.
Force, first Treasurer. having removed
on Aug. /, 1909, to Lawtey, Fla, the
Recording Secretary was assigned by
the President, as Acting Treasurer, un-
til the ensuing Reunion.
Commissioned officers who have at
any time served with credit in either
the Army or Department of the Ten
nessee are entitled to membership, and
are earnestly requested to attend.
The wives and daughters of members
and all invited guests are by resolu-
ton of the Society entitled to be pres
ent at the banquet.
All soldiers. Union or Confederate, are
cordially invited to be present at the
meetings
Attention is called to the following
extract from Article III of the Consti-
tuition:
The Society shall meet once in every
year, and those officers who, for any
cause, are unable to attend it's meet
fngs, Will be expected to write the Sec
retary of the Society and impart such
Information in regard to themselves as
they may desire, and which may be of
interest to their brother officers"
Ply order bf Grsnville NJ Dodge,
President; Cornelius Cadle, Recording
Secretary. rEE