The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-14
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ORDER OF EASTERN STAR.

~ Elizabetlf Armstrong Chapter No. 10, order of the Eastern Star, installed It's new officers last plight. and the install lation ceremony was followed by a banquet. The ceremonies we're held In the beautiful rooms of the Masonic { Temple. Mrs, Hannah D. Chance. Past Grand Matron of Alabama. was the in- stalling officer. Mrs. Chaffee gave very interesting history of the work of. the order in thIs State. The fol- lowing new officers were installed; Worthy Mtaron. Mrs. c. Grace Low. rie.
 Worthy Patron-NEr. Glenn c. Liby. Associate MatroDI Mrs. Neva Castle berry
 Secretary, Miss Anna Crossiand.
 Treasurer, Mrs. Hattie M. Egge.
 Conduetress, Mrs. Mollie Mpritz. Asspciate Conductress. Mrs Repecca ovens.
 Adah. Miss Florence gregory.
 Ruth, Mrs Naomi Boyd.
 Estfier. Mrs. Emma casterline.
 Martha. Miss Eunice Helton.
 Electra, Mrs Nellie Brooks
 Chaplain, MT. F. F. Chanee.
 Sentinel Mir. F. H, Owens
 Just at the. close of the banquet. Mrs. Alice Coins. the retiring matron, wak presented with beautiful silver coffee urn by her friends. The pre- sentation. which was complete sur prise, was accompanied by fitting re- marks ands Mrs Coins responded with an interesting talk.
 Quite a number of non-members were present as guests of the chapter. Af- ter the beautiful and impressive in staIiation ceremonies. "a fine instra- mental and vocal musical program was rendered. The entire chapter and It's 7 guests then repaired to the library on the ground floor. where splendid four-course banquet was served. Gov ers were laid for over 100. MT. F. F. Chaffee. Past Patron of the Chapter. acted as toastmaster. During the course of the banquet. among others. the following fbasts were responded 10: The Eastern Star, response by Mrs. Mollie Moritz. Conductress. Masonry. Our Parent Order, response hyMr. Glen C. ,Liby, the new Patron of the Chapten
 Our Past Offleers. responsv by Mrs. Alice Coins Past Matron ofatne chap ter.
 our worthy ,Matron. response by Mrs. 2 c. Grace Lowrie, the new Matron or the Chapter.
 The toastmaster's introduction of the different toasts and his comments on each ox. the responses were in very happy vein. SAil of the, responses were thoroughly enjoyed and each showed the earnest interest and zeal in the work of the order, as well as some or the humorous sides of fraternal work. The Eastern Star is steadily growing in strength and usefulness, and last evening was one of the most enjoyable in it's local history. a
 During the course. of the evening beautiful musical program was render" ed under the direction of MT: A. s. Low vie, who acted as master of ceremonies through this part of the entertainment of tn yning.l
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 "A'SfAS" - CHATTER, |. D. c. The first meeting of the Dixie Chap ter, U. D. C., was held yesterday af- ternoon when the members were the guests of Mrs. Warren Dent ats her z Rome. on South McDonough Street.
 It was an especially interesting meet ing and the anauap dues collected amounted to si5 tofadd to the treas vury.
 \ The election of officers was~ah im- portant business feature, resulting as 2 follows;
 President. Mrs. Warren F. Dent.
 Vice President Mrs. Wv. Screws. Secretary, Mrs. Is s. McKerall. treasurer, Mrs. A. B. Rains.
 Historian Mrs. J. c. Winter.
 Registrar for life. Mrs. Amelia Wyly.
 The fact that this is the birthday month of Robert E. Lee was noted by the subject selected for the paper reao - by Mrs W. w. Screws on his life, cnAr- acter and deeds, and a general discuss sion of the great chieftain. Mrs. Screws paper was intensely interest ing and very instructive and was thor oughly enjoyed by the members of the awpixie Chapter.
 Mrs. Dent entertained her suests-at lupcheon after the business and~1iter- ary meeting.
 
 MEETING OF THE TINTAGIL. sup. The, members of the TintagiI met ' with Miss Dolly Kirk yesterday afternoon at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. W. Black on Court Street. The subject of the afternoon was Brown ink's "Portrafts of Husbahds and Wives and Miss Lucretia Wyman was the leader"
 The program included criticism by : Miss Mary Green.
 A reading of '1statue and Bust" by Miss Mary Knowles.
 IA reading of "A Forgiveness by Miss Lucretia Wyman.
 A reading of Flights of a Duchess" by Miss Alice Lahey.
 Guests of Miss Kirk not members of the club were: Mrs. Howard Holmes of Selma, Mrs. T. c. Watts, Mrs. Manley Foster of Tuscaloosa and Miss Dolly Owen.
 -+ t RIBL ELEADERs AT Y. w. c. A..
 Arrangements are made Aor a second Efsss ceS5s under Mir MeConkey's jdi- rection at the Young Womens Christ ian Association. In addition to the Friday night course on Prophecy, there } will be added Tuesday night course ito meet at half=past seven o'clock for the remaining Tuesdays In January. This-wIll be q series of Quiet Hour ad- dresses on such subjects as The Holy Spirit, The Surrendered Life. etc. It will be a rare privilege to hear these talks and all women are cordially in vitedA The first lecture will occur tonight in the Association rooms.
 NORT0N-CALHOUN.
 MT and Mrs. James Lawrence Call houn of Chicago have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth. Calhoun to Mir. Ralph H. Norton. .-
 The announcement. ys of special tn- terest in IAIontsomsry. The bride elect is a niece of Mrs Js G. Winter and of the Misses Moore and Lala.