The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-08-25

tee; in behal fof st. Paul Chapter No.
20 and Queen of Sheba Chapter No.
70; vocal, Mr.. Charles H. Miller; ad-
dress OF welcome, Mr.. George L.
Hoage, in behalf of Master Masons;
address of welcome, Mrs. Anna Belle
Harris, behalf of State of Missouri
Grand Chapter; address of welcome,
Mrs. T. H. Lyles, behalf of the women
of st. Paul; address of welcome, Rev.
}. M. Henderson, behalf of the church.
Response, Mrs. Carrie Lee Hamilton,
Grand Secretary; vocal, Mrs. James
Homer Coins.
At the close of the exercises two
large bouquets of gladiolas were pre-
sented to Mrs. Louise U. Webb, Grand
Matron, and Mrs. Emma MCGOWAN,
Asst. Grand Matron.
An hour was then spent in general
friendly greetings and the serving of
refreshments.
Tuesday morning the Grand CHAPTER
was opened and the routine business of
nehaha Falls and Fort Smelling. After
the trolley ride the same club rendered
a splendid luncheon at Union Hall.
Wednesday the Grand Chapter was
again in session and the officers of the
ensuing term elected and appointed.
the Order began with Mrs Louise u.
Webb, Grand Matron, presiding.
In the afternoon the o. e. s. club
rendered trolley ride in two char
tered cars. The ride took in Como
Park, Minneapolis, Lake Harriet, Min
In the evening a public reception to
the. delegates and visitors was held at
the residence of Mrs. Zula Tandy, 593
lglehart avenue. This function was
very largely attended and the hostess
was assisted in receiving and serving
by the ladies of the O. E. S.. club. The
house and dining table were beauti-
fully decorated, the color scheme being
the Eastern Star colors of blue, yel-
low, white. green and red An i'm
promptu miscellaneous program of
speaking, singing and music added no
little to the pleasure of the occasion.
Thursday the Grand Chapter routine
business was continued and in the
evening came the installation of off,
GERS and Grand Ball, which jam packed
Union Hall. The scene presented has
never before been surpassed in the
hall: The installation was conducted
by Mr.. L. B. Shepard, Madison, Wis,
retiring-Worthy Grand Patron; Mrs.
Mary E. Davenport, Chicago, acting as
Grand Marshall
The officers installed were:
Mrs. M. E. Mcclure, Chicago,
Worthy Grand Matron.
Mr.. w. B. Kennedy, Chicago, Wor-
thy Grand Patron.
Mrs. Frances T. Monroe, Quincy. AS
sociate Grand Matron.
Mr.. j. S. Hicks, Streater, Assistant
Grand Patron.
Mrs. Carrie Lee. Hamilton, Mounds,
ILL.,, Grand Secretary.
Mrs. Alice W. Brown. Rock Island,
Grand Treasurer.
Mrs. Ella D. Glass, St. Paul, Grand
Conductress.
The appointed officers we're:
Mrs. Daisy Carthell, Chicago, Grand
Lecturer.
Mrs. Parthenia Marshall, Rock
Island, Grand Chaplain.
Mrs. Clara Golden, Chicago, Grand
Warden
Mrs. M. E. stearls, Bloomington,
Grand Adah
Mrs. Bette Bondurant, Cairo.
Grand ruth. r..-
Mrs. Annie Rowland, Evanston.
Grand Esther.
Mrs. Mary Moore, st. Paul, Grand
Monitor
=, Mrs. Julia Cherry, Decatur, Grand
MRS. Fannie Summers, Peoria, Grand
Marshal in the East.
Mrs. Caroline Reed, Grand Marsha,
in the West.
Mrs. Minnie E. Root, Chicago. AS.
sistant Grand Secretary.
Mrs. Catherine Berry. Rockford
Grand Organist.
Prince Hall Masonic Home Board,
ROCK Island, Mrs. Louise u. Webb.
MRS: Emma Kennedy, Chicago; Mrs.
klttle Terrill, st. Paul; Mrs A. l..
Anderson, Du Quoin; Mrs. Adele M.
Ross. Rockford.
After the installation presentations |
were made as follows: 1
Mrs. M. E. Mcclure, Worthy Grand |
Matron, large basket beautiful roses.
speech by Mrs. Louise Tucker.
Mrs. Louise U. Webb, Past Worthy
Grand Matron, diamond and nearl
lavalier, speech by Mrs. Emma, Ken.
nedy.
Mrs. Carrie Lee Hamilton, Grand
secretary, handsome silk hand bag.
speech by Mrs. Rosa Fouche. i
MRS. Daisy Carthell, Grand Lecturer, |
handsome cavalier, speech by Mrs.
Junita Duncan.
Mrs. Hattie Woodbridge, Past Grand
Matron, Chicago, handsome seal hand
bag, speech by Mrs. Clara Golden.
Mrs. Frances T. Monroe, Associate