The Republican journal., 1916-01-13
SECRET SOCIETIES.

Osceola Council, Daughters of Pocahontas.
installed their officers for the ensuing year in
ODD Fellows hall, Tuesday evening, jan 4th.
The officers are as follows: Prophecies Min
ME Perkins; Pocahontas, Georgia Juan; Win
ona. Ada Robbins; Powhatan, Alonzo Robbins;
Keeper of Records, Stella A. Young; Keeper of
Wampum, Gertrude Roswell; Collector of
Wampum, Inez Roberts; LIST Scout, Blanche
Bickford; 3D. Scout, Mae Black; LIST Runner
Nina Cook; I'd Runner, Ethel Whiting; LIST
Councillor. Lille Nickerson; I'd Councillor,
Mrs. Robinson; Guard of the Forest, Arthur
Robbins; Guard of Tepee, Mary Robbins; 1st
Warrior, Walter Juan: I'd, Warrior, Frank L.
Orser; Sd Warrior. Walter Roberts; 4th War
rior, Edwin Perkins. The officers were in
stalled by District Deputy G. P. Stella A,
Young. assisted by Senior Past Chiefs Nina
Cook and Mabel Weber After the meeting
Osceola Sewing Circle entertained the Council
and friends. Ice ere am and cake were served,
| followed by dancing. The Council will me ct
the ID and 4th Wednesdays of each month in
Odd Fellows hall until the Red Mems hall is
ready for them.
The installation of the officers of Primrose
Chapter. order of the Eastern Star. took place
in Masonic Temple Friday evening, JAM 7th.
At $50 p. m. delicious supper was served
from tables decorated with chrysantbemums
and carnations. The menu included cold
chicken. creamed potatoes, pickles, Jelly, hot
rolls. cream pie. doughnuts and coffee Covers
| were laid for 1923. Mrs. Lillian B. Mcdonald
was chairman of the committee; assisted by
Miss Edith M. Southworth. Miss Charlotte M
Tibbetts. Mrs. Carl H. Stevens on tables and
soliciting. by Mrs. Maine Hills, Mrs. Myrtle H.
Lord and Mrs. lisa Gloves in solciting,b by Mrs:
Sarah P. West. Mrs. Oscar Wilkins, Miss Isa-
bel Smalley. Miss Lena Nye, Mrs. Martha W.
Varney. Miss Amy E. Stoddard in serving. etc.
regular session of the chapter followed,
when the retiring Worthy Matron. Mrs.
Lulu Carter Hills, thanked the chapter for
the unfailing and willing support. which had
made the past year one of the most delightful
to her of the preceding five in which she had
been an interested member. She expressed
her pleasure at being Worthy Matron of such
Chapter as Primrose and wished the incom-
ing officers the same support that those retir-
ing had enjoyed. She then introduced the
Associate Grand Matron. Mrs. Emma C. Dick
ems of Camden, who proceeded to install the
officers with the assistance of Past Matron
Mrs. Julia A. Vickery as Grand Marshal and
Past Matron Mrs. Lulu c. Hills as grand chap
lain; who very gracefully performed the
beautif full ceremony, installing Miss Bertha
A. Wiley as Worthy Matron, Ralph l. Morse.
Worthy Patron; Mrs. Cordelia H Brown, asso-
ciate matron; Miss Alberta Wadsworth, Sec
rotary; Mrs. Geneva H. Hills. treasurer Miss
Alice E. Simmons, conductress; Mrs. Essie P.
earle, associate conductress; Mrs. Abbie F.
Cook, chaplain; Miss Lucenia G. Ide, marshal;
Mrs. lisa G.. Howes, organist; Miss Phoebe
Cross. Ada; Mrs. Kitty Small. Ruth; Mrs.
Myrtle H. Lord, Esther; Mrs Estelle K. Mil
lett, Martha; Mrs. Abbie w. Rackliff, Electa;
Mrs. Ida F. Bray, Wsrder; Mr.. S. H. Lord. sem
tinel The incoming matron very gracefully
upon her and assured them that with the as
sistance Of all she would do her best in the
coming year. Then IN behalf of the Chapter
she presented Mrs. Dickens with hand paint
casion. The retiring worthy matron, Mrs.
Hills, was presen ted with a past matron's
jewel and the retiring past patron, Ralph H.
Howes, with sapphire scarf pin, the reci-
pients of these gifts responding with appreci-
alive thanks. Mrs. Hills was also presented, in