The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08

INSTALLATION or O. E. s. OFFICERS.
 At the Masonic Tepnple last evening the officers for the new year were in stalled by the members of tke Eliza- beth Armstrong Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. Mrs. R. P. Dexter, re- tiring Worthy Matron. presided at the opening of the Chapter. after which she invited to the chair Mrs. Frank F. Chaffee, Past Grand Worthy Matron of Alabama.
 With due and beautifully impressive ceremony the following officers were installed:
 Worthy Matron, Mrs. Alice Coins; Worthy Patron, Mir. c. H. Bailey; As- sociate Matron, Mrs. Grace C. Lowris; Secretary, Mrs. Nora Castleberry; Treasurer, Mrs. MoiIie Moritz; Condue- Conductress, Mrs. Hattie M. Egge; Adah, Mrs. Florence Duffy; Ruth, Mrs Anna Gallaspie; Esther. Mrs. Ann ! Crosiand; Martha, Mrs. Fannie Gorrie; EIecta, Mrs. Olivia Wicker; Warder. Mrs Minnie Bailey; Sentinel, Mir. Will liam Brooks.
 After the ceremony of installation. the entire company was ishered into the banquet hall, where on the long table covers were laid for thirty. and a sumptuous banquet was enjoyed. There were many bright short talks, but no formal speeches were features of the occasion. The party included the following retiring officers. new of ficers and other members of the order:
 Miss Anna Crossland, Mrs. Ella wad- dell, Mrs. R. P. Dexter. Mrs. J. H |. Cook, Mrs. R. A. owen, Mir. s. H. Owen, Mir. F. P. chaffee, afrs. F. P. Chaffee, Mr. C. c. YounEs Mrs. c. C.. Youngs. Miss May Chaffee. Miss Lucy Chance. Mir. .wm. Brooks, Mrs. wna. Brooks. Miss Eunice Helton. Mrs. Alice Goips, Mrs. Hattie If. Egge. Mrs Margaret Ellis. Miss Kate Stanfield, Mrs. Anna Gallaspie. Mrs. O. NJ. Duffy, Mir. o. M. Duffy, Mrs. Naomi Boyd. Mrs. Olivia Wicker. Mfr. A. L.. R. Thompson, Mrs. Ellen M Austin. Mir. Adolph Moritx. Mrs. Mollie MoritS. Mrs, Fannie Gorrie, Mr. John H. King, MT. A. S. Lowric, Mrs. Grace Lowric, MT. R. P. Dexter. Mir. Irwin Gorrie. MEETING TO ARRANGE FOR
 LEE CELEBRATION.
 A meeting of the general committee on arrangements for the celebration of the birthday of General Robert P. Lee. was held yesterday afternoon in the Jesse French parlors. .. The meeting was an enthusiastic one, and many . plans were discussed. but the program was not perfected.
 The pdLTlOuE MOHN60hcEy NVthChs who are leading in the movement, are bending every effort toward making the important occasion a success. There will be music suitable to the spirit ot the anniversary. There will be a num- Der of recitations bearing on the life and times of the great chieftain. and there will be two or three orations by men who took active part in @"thoss troublous times" that developed the great man whose memory Is to be hon. ored.
 The school children of all the schocle will march to martial tunes and wave flags while they learn anew the les> son of patriotism.
 At the home of Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Lanier on Perry street there will be held tomorrow a mestipg of joint com mittees from the women who are to celebrate the day. and from the Con- federate Veterans with the object of perfecting arrangements for the oc- casion and deciding definitely on the program. After this meeting the pro- gram will be published.
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 Miss Steiner Entertained at Cards.
 Miss Hattie Steiner gave a beautiful card tained some friends in honor of Mrs. J O. Pieser, of Chicago, and Miss Ethel Traeeer, of Cincinnati. Hyacinths. palms and ferns were the details Of color plan of white an green, which was carried out with arkis- tk taste throughout the apartments in which the games wero played The prize was a pretty picture -swon by Miss Daisy Forcheimer and the consolation was . potted hyacinth wou by Miss Nellie WoIff.
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