The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-17
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SESSIONS END FRIDAY EVENING
WITH INSTALLATION or NgW
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES egrs
NEXT CONVENTION.

NEXT CONVENTION.
The session Of the Grand Chapter.
Order Of the Eastern Star Of FloFidn,
Friday afternoon was devoted to m
| finished business and the selectioa
OF the next place of meeting Il uas
decided to return to Jackscnville and
the next meeting. therefore. Of the
Grand Chapter, o. e. s.. Of Florida.
win be held In that city. beginning the
third Wednesday in April. 1916. Mra.
A. H. Hercules sang at the afternoon
session and light refreshments were
served.
The principal feature OF the evening
session which began at 500 o'clock.
was the installation Of the newly
elected and appointed officers. This
was followed by the appointment OF
standing committees and the closing
ceremonies. During this session there
were vocal solos by Mrs. A. H. Her.
cules and Mrs. Emily e. Jeffries.
The retiring grand matron. Mrs.
Mary c. English, OF st. Petersburg,
presented her associates in ONCE with
souvenirs Of their pleasant period of
work together and was in turn pre-
sented by them with q very hand
some mahogany serving tray. There
was also much giving and receiving of
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among the outgoing and incoming
grand officers.
Following Is list Of the new Of
ficers elected Friday morning and In
stalled at the final session Friday
evening:
Grand Matron. Mrs. Lulu M. Scott,
Fort Meade, Grand Patron, Claude e.
Connor. Ocala; Associate Grand Ma
tron, Mrs. Alice H. Haskell. Palatka:
associate grand patron. Silas B.
Wright, DeLand; grand secretary. Ar
thur H. Carter. Holly Hill: grand
treasurer. Mrs. Cora R. Franz, Jack
sonville; grand conductress. Mrs.
Sarah A. Harris. Quincy: associate
grand conductress. Mrs. Corrie
w. Harris, Tampa; grand chap
lain, Mrs. Marian T. Holt, Green Cove
Springs; grand marshal, Mrs. Minnie
o. Sperring, Jacksonville; grand or
ganist, Mrs. Emma T. Curry, ST. Pc
tersburg; grand Adah. Mrs. Emily E.
Jefferies. St Petersburg; grand Ruth,
Mrs. Lille S. Houser. Miami: grand
Esther. Mrs. Katherine s. Smith. Day.
tona; grand Martha, Mrs. Alice R
Drake. FIT. Lauderdale; grand Electa
Mrs. Alice E. Schultz, Sarasota; grand
warder. Mrs. Sue NJ Virgins. Eustis
grand sentinel, Leroy Brandon. Clear
water: fraternal correspondent, Mrs
Annabelle Reed, Tampa
The convention OF the Grand Chap
ter, Order Of the Eastern Star, jus,
concluded in this city has been one o
marked enjoyment and success.
throughout. The weather had beer
excellent and permitted all the plan.
n Of entertainment to be carried out b,
1 thS ioSdi NndplSA nO that Tic utlS6atc,
: and visitors. Of which there were 80,
or more, we're afforded an opportunit,
of seeing Daytona and the adjacen
territory both by boat and automobile
while the reception held at the Prime
George hotel Wednesday evening wa
one of the most brilliant and largel,
attended social functions ever seen Il
this city. The business places an
many private residences have bee
bright with decorations. in honor o
the convention and the visitors hav
been profuse In their praise of Day
tona and their appreciation of the er
tertainment provided for them, as
evidenced by the following committe
report, unanimously adopted by tn
Grand Chapter:
Live Oak Chapter, No. /. OF Da,
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