St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-10
STAR WITH Us.
INTERESTING SESSION or TXs GRIND
cHaPTER.
FRANK LEE PRESENTS AN ODE.


rue Aoo"' tue lily WIS.
Snedden, Most Worthy Grand
Ma,ron. was Peasant. 80
The first business session of the Min
nesnta grand cbantar Of the Order of the
ir's,',r,, 80. p - ot,ar
"s'o.M ga was ne'u Ses.eiuay aso
"ooi' lne morning oeihg taken up Win
areception rendered the grand officers
and delegates Numbering about two
of C,nstal,at;on ch.nt.r and, :, paul
oh, - - 49, H., ~, 49,, Es,na.
e""p.e.' VI .",S city a'.u ssueem ns''e. :
chaptef, ot Newport We ohiSers Vi
WHICH constitute the committee that
has perfected the local arrangements.
The officers of the grand chapter are !:
Worthy grand matrun, Mrs. Mary clay
lor, Minneapolis; worthy yraud patron,
N. A. Gcarhart. Duluth: associate
grand matron, Mrs. Florence Wall,
Spring Valley: associate grant patron,
j. ID. Markham, Rush City; grant Sec
retary. Mrs. Ida Al. Wing. Mime.
apolis: grand treasurer. Mrs. Lucy
ID. Wakefield, Hutchinson: grand coli
ductress. Mrs. S. A. Higgins, Albert
Lea: associate grand conductress, Mrs.
Mary Burke. ST. Paul: grand Adab.
Mrs. Anna l.. Simonds. Glencoe: grand
Ruth, Mrs. Addie +, 'BisseiI. Litchfield;
grand Esther Mrs. Aurefia FiOurnoy.
S.. Paul; grand Martha, Mrs. Hannah
Hanson. Hastings: grand Eiecta. Mrs.
jeanette Folleti, West Duluth: grand
warder, Mrs. Addie Silvernale, Ken
Won: grand sentinel. William Cove,
Minneapolis: grand chaplain. Mrs s.
NJ. Hodges, st. Paul: grand lecturer,
Ed G.. Gottry. Taylor's Falls: grand
organist, Miss Estella Apgar, Excelsior !;
grand marshal. Mrs. Jennie Flynn,
Minneapolis. Nearly all these are
present. the elective officers at least.
Routine and preliminary business was
transacted at the afternoon session:
also the grand matrOn,s address was
made. commuters were appointed. anu
The official REPORTS were read. The
election of officers will take place today.
The Minnesota Grand Chapter tend
cred the. grand officers ride around
the city, The complete lis; of craisd
officers is as follows:
Worthy matron. Mrs. Addie Trudgen
worthy patron, DR.. Wooiway: associate
matron, Miss Eleanor Y Dung; conduct
ress, Mrs. Gertrude Grewe: Adah, Miss
Minnie Wilson; Ruth. Miss Eleanor
Black; Esther, Mrs. Jennie Paradis
Martin. Miss Anna Nelsnn.. Elpcra.
Mrs. Sarah Evans: director. a. F. Swan.
strom.
A distinguished guest. in the persop
of Mrs. Mary G. Snedden. most worthy
grant matr0n OF The. .ITui1ed Sfates- d,
ST. LOUIS. was present at the afternoon
session.
Mrs. Addie Trudpen- worthy matron
of Cons,eIlation cbantar i'm a short adj
dress welcomed the visitors IN the city
in hosnjtai,re way Ntrs Davis. of
pr.;,s,d rasnnndo,f :. 80 -
NJ -, pou"s
MT. brooKihSs. OF ot. Taui cnaptef,
presented MIS-. Taylor With costly
Jewel that had belonged to the past
grand matron. and Mrs. Snedd en-. most
wnrthv Grand matrou of tne JIni,pd
Cto.as .Srasn,,.,,J WIZ, rrnNd p,,r,H
otateo' pLeSStcu W. 'nS 0t"uo "1ioAi
WIN similar JeWei.
Following these presentations came
the reading of the annual reports of the
worthy grand marion and patrun. Sixty
fva s,,hordina,a ohantars p.ra ranortad
let - ~, ..,I'at,; ~ coz
"n ~ nlonioelsnip :" o.ooU'
Inc treaSuierS report SHoweu pal
ance on hand OF I,30O. After tile APP
pOlntment of committees recess y as
taken until 7:3O II. III.
Over 400 people assembled at the
evening session, many of the visitors
being the ladies' of the auxiliary. who
belong tn the n r & who are in the
DIV anrI to ,,,,,s,n, - ;.ordiai inv;t.,io,, 10
.,,tn,,,ni ,. - ~, -,
SAloAueu ~ atleHu any VI on ols 10
sessions OF The society. AFTER some
routine business had been transacted,
the reoIm was taken pcssession of by
cohsteHatiop chapter, VINO interpreted
the ritual OF the order.
Franklin w. Lee read tile following
original ode:
To THE EAIrERN STAR
'Twas moi at Mans innerial sion
4 ! mai IN the past with light divine.
, q a.aI alo 81 anu SloWeq tne way
10 wnere the world salvation lay.
-, Twas not at Man, majestic NOD
mat ahgeis 1alr the hlilslde trod
AH ~, mse tne shephefu ~ono ring eyes
A woman smiled, and sighed, and then
The star arose to gladden. men
With promises of love and peace
From sins dominion sweet release.
A woman kissed her babe and night
Became a fairyiand of light
Rs,.eI5 tha p9 sa ala sse MGriu
womon s,an, ~ ga d' -, har &C..
Gai,od sanes $500 60 ~ ne 1891 800
NJ tbat 80 1888 LII ne tg
Tbo 1917, nf ,h sleLe ns, eniio
Ae "isooni "a TIC "oiiu pesuiieo-
Sire 49, ~ s ,h ~n4ss Gnallsins rays
ThoI e art th w h anene a., 'ef oaSs'
Thot s Jae III ,Sa n e,i in.sse s =, one
0,ar RatbIone INC So =, 49, or .n Nc oia
Ava nada he 1890, &C.. 80 -. oeu
The heri,sea to thnse w Uae % h suad-
Were made TO fashion silken bands
WnsreWlth to bind the hearts of men,
AS Mary pound all mankind then.
Tho h,,a ro,, +oot ~, s,,,,hh
Erom ber nI,re o,.e ,.' on vi, nue
irbe 1,bristohi,i &c ha Gu W view
Or thro,gh the no,bs of ahi,3S, sIo9'
Gor IN thnsa a,as .ha go -. t efepS'
Ware saan er.oi,, s snr In nrt h,, duuse
'e''' So' ~ io'e.
The yellow ray its glory stole
From that fair star. which reused the soul
And told it that from womaii's breast
H Had come balm for all unrest
W we promise ot mat otner ille.
A''' 'iA . -'o'' Do' pa'n' iof ssf'ie.
The white ray-ah. what need to say
M Whence ocean came me beauty OF this ray?
ro,,,I oala t ~. aronl her motner hears
Nor cnnnine conld in se,nhIan ars n,oko
And match the SHOWS unsnIiied fia a
mi,
me me sfe 'sa, ray tGils OF mat more sweet
mi - So ~ ~, any nioie GUN pieIe-