The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-06-10
HOLD'IELECTION
THURSDAY MORNING
GRAND CHAPTER OF THE ORDER
j OF EASTERN STAR DELEGATES
ARE HAVING BUSY TIME.
Hold Many Sessions, Visit Many Places
Of Interest and Hope to Conclude
Work by Tomorrow Night.

| The grand chapter sessions of the
Order of Eastern Star now in pro-
gress in Moscow are not without their
special interest since the delegates
present are looking forward to Thurs
day mornings session when the an
nual election of officers will be the
chief business. Though the rivalry
is friendly in everyway there is no
| little political wire pulling in the
contest and the respective candidates
| expect to have the lineup solidly
formed by the time of the arrival of
the voting period. No candidate for
high honors has made open avowels
of their probable success at the polls,
but this afternoon the approaching
election period is occasion for more
or less attention to that particular
feature of the grand chapter delibera-
tions.
More Delegates Arrive.
Many belated delegates arrived last
night and this morning and the an
nouncement is made that for the first
time in the history of the order
every chapter in the state is repre-
sented with the exception of one. This
morning the session was devoted to
hearing reports of various commit
tees and at 10 o'clock a recess was
taken to permit the delegates to at
tend the commencement exercises at |
the university. The session was re-
sumed at 1 o'clock this afternoon and |
at 4 a recess was taken to permit the |
visitors to enjoy auto rides about
the city and to view the principal
places of interest.
Degree Work Tonight.
Tonight Ruby chapter of Moscow
the degrees of the order
in which the work will be conferred
on one candidate. The business ses-
sion will be followed by banquet to
be served by Ruby chapter at the Elks'
club, program will also be rend-
cred
Tomorrow the election of officers
Will take up most of the day, however,
he view is expressed that the de-
Iteration may be extended over to Fri
lay. Tomorrow afternoon at the Elks'
:lub rooms, the ladies of the Elks' 8
odge will entertain the visitors with
social affair in which refreshments r
will be served.
The Past Officers Present. +
The following are the delegates in /
tendance at the grand chapter ses '
ions in Moscow this week: r
Past Grand Matrons-Mrs. Susie i
Teedham, Mrs. Margaret Gagon, Mrs. y
Telle Lieuallen, Mrs. Elizabeth De- I,
lney, Mrs. Louis S. Wilson. Il
Past Grand Patrons-Mr. Andrew 8
Mr.. Charles Edwards, Mr. s
aniel Needham, Mr.. w. J. Jordan.
Past Matrons-Mrs. Mary George,
RS Grace A. Davis, Mrs. Bessie Burg
r, Mrs. Minnie A. Byrns, Mrs. Leua
!. Snodgrass, Mrs Myra Sorenson,
rs. Matte j. Smith, Mrs. Mary C.
oore, Mrs. Anna B. Bishop, Mrs.
ertha Pung, Mrs Matilda Deidrich,
rs. Grace Clark, Mrs. Elizabeth
'ood, Mrs. Mary C. Coram, Mrs. Lula
arclay, Mrs. Elzata Gran, Mrs.
rances Burleigh, Mrs. Margaret
oore, RMS. Ella Boles, Mrs. Laura
arker, Mrs. Elma Felt, Mrs. Rachel
Mrs. Lena Blackman, Mrs.
lrrie L. Manring, Mrs. D. A. Nc
,nnell, Mrs. Susie M. Smith, Mrs.
atie F. Nagle, Mrs. Belle Jackson,
rs Jessie G.. Matthews.
Past Patrons-E. W. Kleinman, A.
Talkington, J. R. Collins, ]. w.
euallen, Francis Jenkins, Herbert D.
lrtin.
The Delegates.
Elizabeth Chase. :,