The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-03-23
HaIscll. Chaplain, Holden Johnston: I
G., James NJ. Green.

Haiscll Chaplain, Holden Johnston: I.
G.. James NJ. Green.
! Chas. w. Howell Post. 30, Goshen.
Ind. has installed the following officers
| for 1911: Commander. John w Cor
nell Serving 10th terrn); $. V. g, Peter
| Wincbrenncr: ]. V. c.. David Z. Hutch
inson: Adjutant. Simon p. Fryberger:
Surgeon. John w. simmons; Chaplain.
Samuel J. Taylor; q. NJ. VIM 5. Bit
ner: @. H., Reuben Isutz; O. c.. Thomas
Leviford; S. NJ. John Mosarp: @ NJ. y,
James NJ. Garnett; Patriotic Instructor.
Samuel S. Whistler.
Samuel Turner Post, sos. Moravia.
Iowa. has installed the following officers
for 1911: Commander. W. D.. KiDser;
s. V. c.. Lewis Hiatt; j. V. G, 3 a.
HAYES: Q. ", G.. w Sheeks; Surgeon
J. c. Smith. Chaplain, ]. w. Johnson:
| q. D., ]. BGothe: o. c., ]. w. Hall: >.
NJ. C. w. Reading: Q. NJ. s.. G. r. Ha-
yer; p. l.. T. ]. Scott; Delegate to state
Encampment, j. w Hall; Alternate. G.
w. Reading; Adintapt. George Glad
fielder.
| Lafayette Post, 40, Department of
New York, has Installed the following
officers for 1911: Commander, Elias t.
Bragaw; S. V c.. George w. Stokes; j.
/ V. c.. Lawrence W. Eervan; Adjutant,
Francis b. Stedman: Q. NJ, Henry j..
Hewlett: Surgeon, Frank NJ. Herman.
M. D.; Chaplain James L. Beyea: o.
d.. James Betlson; p. l., Albert M. Cud-
Blascheck: Q. NJ. s., Horace P. FL
bridge; Memorial Committee, Gilbert
n. Knight, Chairman.
The officers of Sumner Corps. IL, De-
i partment of California and Nevada, To-
Gated at Sacramento, were installed by
p. Shelly Hawk. a member of the w. r.
C. National Executive Board assisted
by, Lavina Kellogg: President, Eliza De-
vim; S. v p. Emma Fisch; ]. V. p,
Annie Kidd: Treasurer, Mary J. Thorn
as; Secretary. Libbie Donmeyer; Chap
lain, Alice NJ. Kellogg: Conductor. May
Zaembrunn; Guard. A. Dashiells; AS
sistant Conductor, Jennie Sanders; AS
sistant Guard, Cornelia Cox: Patriotic
Instructor, Lizzie M. jerks; Press Cor
respondent, Gertrude Kane; Color Bear
ers. Lizzie Payne, Lizzie Bell, Myrtle
Valentine. Seraph Dodge: Musician, Jo-
sic Collins. Sumner Post and Fair Oaks
Corps were present.
Fair Oaks Corps, 10, of Sacramento.
Cal, on Jan. 10sinstalled the following
officers: President, Minnie Roberts; s.
! V. P, Mary II. Kimple; J. V. p, Louisa
Hudson; Secretary. Alice NJ. Tel;
Treasurer, Eliza Higgins; Chaplain,
Martha Brockbahk: Conductor. Hattie
Myrick: Assistant Conductor, Mary T..
Coan: Guard Sarah Carlisle; Assistant
Guard, Harriet BaudIe; Patriotic In
structor. Mary c. Dunn; Press Core
spondent, Amelia A. Mar Baker; Color
Bearers, Mary Eilers. Clara Holmes.
Leonora Harvey. Guadeloupe Aveega;
Musician. Mary l.. Stubbe: Representa-
tives to Department Convention. held in
4 H.
Martha 'Brockbank; AIternates, Hattie
Myrfck, Mary EimpIe.
| Gen. I. C. Smith Corps, Reed City,
Mich. has installed the following Off
GERS for 1911: President, Almira Mo-
riart; S. V. p. Emma Wise; ]. v. p,
Alice Felt; Secretary, Mary Miller;
Treasurer, ROBBIE Rayner; Conductor,
Rose Freeland; Guard, Emma Burley;
Delegate, Eliza Barker; Alternate, Rose
Freeland.
Mrs. Mary Parks Flanders, Past De-
partment President, Eozeman, Mont,
would like occasionally to see in The
National Tribune what the G. A. r. and
w. r. C.. are doing in Montana. She
writes:
Attic they are small in number and
e long way from headquarters. they
make up in enthusiasm and loyalty.
The VIM. English ". r. c., of Boze-
man, gave two New England dinners
last week which were largely attended,
also a social with the G. A. r. Post. A
fine program was rendered, a good
lunch served and social time follow
ing, with wartime songs and stories."
Ransom Corps, 6, st. Louis, Mo-, re-
Gently installed their officers for 1911.
The ceremonies were conducted by Mrs.
Mary M. Stark. Department President,
| foI y>tyM
Emily Sibille. Mrs. Emile s. Hyer, Mrs.
Jennie r. Henri, Mrs. Bertha F. Gold
| ing, Mrs. Josephine Kayser and Mrs
Angelina Schneider. The officers in
stalled are: President, Mrs. Hattie
Cummings; s. v. p. Mrs. Marie E. Col
Inns: j. v. p, Mrs. Ellen Thorburn;
Treasurer. Mrs Annie Klinefeller Due
Chaplain. Mrs. Belle M. Hagens; Con-
ductor, Mrs Sue c. Hulsart; Guard,
Mrs. Alice Schiereck; Assistant Conduc-
tor, Mrs. Margaret G. Struble; Assistant
Guard. Mrs. Margaret F. Pate; Patriot
tc Instructor, Mrs. Mary NJ, Stark: Press
Halnes: Musician. Mrs. Emile s. Hyer;
Color Bearers, Mrs. Flora Birch. Mrs.
Georgia Snpnastine, Mrs. Kate Locke
and Mrs. Ida 8. Bleakney. The in
stalling officer, Mrs. Mary Stark, was
presented with a large lcut-glass bowl
0y MIS- COMMUNICATIVE new PRESIDENT.
a gift from the newly installed officers.
On behalf of the Corps, Mrs. Stark. De-
partment President, presented Mrs.
Belle M. Hagens, retiring President, a
gold jewef-set Past Presidents badge.
A delegation Of the Sons of Veterans
was In attendance under command of
John N. Hutchinson, Division COM
mander, who made patriotic address.
10 The Sth Mo. Cav.
Editor National Tribune: Please give
short history of the Sth Mo. Cav
Herschei Rodgers, Warm Springs, Ore.
+ The 9Th Mo. Cav. was organized at
Springfield from Aug. to Sept. Is,
1852, and mustered out July 20, 1865.
1t was commanded by Washington
+. Geiger all thru its service. belonged
to the Cavalry Division. Seventh Corps.
and lost 81 killed and the large number
| of 355 from disease, etc. Its principal
battles were Springfield, Lamar. Prairie
Grove. Bloomfield. Brownsfield, Bayou
Metoe. Ferry's Landing. Little Rock,
Duvalfs Bluff, Indian Bay. Clarendon.
Augusta, Cache River. Stony Point
Searcy and Ashley STANDARDIZATION Ma
tional Tribune.