The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-06-06
PLANS NOW COMPLETED
FOR THE Big RECEPTION
ANNOUNCEMENT MADE OF THOSE WHO WILL BE
IN RECEIVING LINE TO GRAND CHAPTER
MEMBERS COMING TOMORROW
Eastern Star Delegates Will Be Guests At Com
mencement Concert At University Tuesday
Night-Various Committee Appointments

The final touches in preparation fol
the coming of the delegates to the
grand chapter of the Order of Eastern
Star which convenes in session in
Moscow Tuesday morning are being
worked out today and the reception
Monday night to the officers and del
egates at the Elks' temple under di-
rection of Ruby chapter of Moscow
promises to be one of the most elab-
crate affairs of the kind in the his
tory of the city. 1t is stated that not
less than 200 visitors from all parts
of the state will be present, many
beginning to arrive in Moscow to-
morrow. The officers of Ruby chap
ter have issued special invitation to
members of the Moscow lodge of
Elks and their ladies to be present to
help make the affair a complete sue
cess. Today was announced the
names of those who will be in the
receiving line, which will comprise
three divisions as follows:
The Receiving Line.
First division-Mrs. Mabel Price,
Grand Matron Mrs. Blanche Klein
man, Past Grand Matron Mrs. Nellie
Lieuallen, Grand Patron H. w. Her
man, Max Griffith, Associate Grand
Matron Mrs. inertia Frost, Mrs. A. D.
Mcconnell, Past Grand Matron Mrs.
Delaney.
Second division-Mrs. Fannie D.
Taylor, Grand Secretary Mrs. Mary
E. O'Mulveny, D. B. Steinman, Past
Grand Matron Mrs. Susie Needham,
Past Matron Mrs. Laura Hatfield, J
R. Collins, Past Grand Matron Mrs.
Wilson, Mrs. Minnie Byrns.
Third division-Mrs. Carry Manring,
J. w. Lieuallen, Mrs. R. Carter, HON.
er David Mrs. G. w. Suppiger, F. A. |
Robinson, Past Matron Mrs. Bertha |
Willis, Mrs. Mary Moore.
Will Attend Concert.
1t is announced that the visitors |
have been specially invited to attend |
the commencement concert at the |
university auditorium on Tuesday |
evening. Prior to the concert, Miss |
Hoover, of the home economic depart
ment between the hour of 7:15 and
8:15 will entertain the visitors at the
department with specially prepared
exhibit of the department showing
every branch of the work accomplish
ed by the students of that depart
ment. 1t is announced that a COM
mittee of three from the boy scouts,
Merritt Lieuallen, Bunny Moore, and
Master Frost will be in charge of the
check room at the Elks' temple Mon
day night. The following are the
in charge of various
features in connection with the en-
of the visitors during
lext week:
The Several Committees.
Committee in charge-Mrs. w. M.
Hatfield, Mrs. J. w. Lieuallen, Mrs.
). L. Willis.
Decoration committee-Mrs. Min
lie Byrnes, Mrs. C. F. Watkins, Mr.. ].
\. Lieuallen, Mr.. j. R. Collins, Mrs.
Charles Shields, Mrs. S. L. Willis.
Opening reception committee-Mrs.
Jharles Shields, Mrs. P. G. Olson
drs. ]. N. Nankervis, Mrs. Ray Car
er, Mrs. o. w. Berdsley.
Wednesday night supper committee
Mrs. Washburn, Mrs. John Canham, ,
1rs. F. L. White, Mrs. L. A. Torsen,
Irs. J. R. Collins, Mrs. G. c. Brown,
frs. Charles Schroeder, Miss Ruth
ldgett, Mrs. Simpson.
Auto committee-Mr. j. N. Nam :
ervis, Miss June Miller, Mr.. Francis
enkins.
Special music arranged for grand
hapter by Ella Olson and Mrs. Fan
lie D. Taylor.