The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-08-18

! nehaha Falls and Fort Smelling. Ate
the trolley ride the same club tendere
a splendid luncheon at Union Hall.
! Wednesday the Grand Chapter wa
again in session and the officers of tn
ensuing term elected and appointed
, the Order began with Mrs. Louise U
Webb, Grand Matron, presiding.
In the afternoon the o. e. S. clu]
rendered a trolley ride in two char
tered cars. The ride took in Com,
Park, Minneapolis, Lake Harriet, Mir
In the evening a public reception t,
$ the delegates and visitors was held a
the residence Of Mrs. Zula Tandy, SO;
Iglehart avenue. This function wa
very largely attended and the hostess
was assisted in receiving and serv1n,
by the ladies of the O. e. S. club. Tn,
house and dining table were beauti
fully decorated, the color scheme beint
the Eastern Star col0rs of blue, vel
low, white. green and red. An i'm
promptu miscellaneous program O.
speaking, singing and music added nj
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 packec
Union Hall. The scene presented has
never before been surpassed in the
ball. 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 were:
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. .>.a
Mrs. Annie Rowland, Evanston,
, Grand Esther.
! Mrs. Mary Moore, St. Paul, Grand
Monitor ~
! Mrs. Julia Cherry, Decatur, Grand
Electa.
! Mrs. Fannie Summers, Peoria, Grand
Marshal in the East.
Mrs. Caroline Reed, Grand Marshal
in the West.
Mrs. Minnie E. Root, Chicago, AS
sistant Grand Secretary. r..
Mrs. Catherine Berry, Rockford
Grand Organist.
Prince Hall Masonic Home Board
Rock Island, Mrs. Louise U. Webb
Mrs. Emma Kennedy, Chicago; Mrs.
Kittie Terrill, st. Paul; Mrs. A. L.
Anderson, Du Quoin: Mrs. Adele NJ.
Ross. Rockford
After the installation presentations
were made as fOl!aws:
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 pearl
cavalier, speech by Mrs. Emma Ken
nedy. -
Mrs. Carrie Lee Hamilton, Grand
Secretary, handsome silk hand bag,
speech by Mrs. Rosa Fouche.
Mrs. Daisy Cartheli, Grand Lecturer,
handsome cavalier, speech by Mrs.
Junita Duncan.
Mrs. Hattie Woodbridge, Past Crane
Matron, Chicago, handsome seal hand
bag, speech by Mrs. Clara Golden.
Mrs. Frances T. Monroe, Associate
Grand Matron, beautiful bouquet.
speech by Mrs. Louise Tucker.
The recipients Of the gifts all made
fitting responses.
The big crowd was not as courteous
as 1t should have been during the in
stallation and made: entirely too
much noise. The manner in which
some of our people behave in public
places is very shameful.
~AAe~A .SAAO - Luo moor
was cleared and the dancing began
to the strains of music from Grants
Orchestra and continued until one
O'Clock G M. (Good Morning).
The crowd was the largest since the
formal opening night of the hall and
it was veritab1e Kaleidoscope of
color as the handsome ladies were
superbly gowned in all colors of the
rainbow
The Grand Chapter was compelled
to hold an extra session yesterday
to complete it's business.
All delegates and visitors are
warm in their praise of the excellent
manner they were received and en-
tertained by the people Of the Twin
Cities. r.
The Grand Chapter issued a hand
some SPACE program that was much
admired and of which. THE APPEAL
is somewhat proud as it was a pro-
duction from it's Office as we'll as the
fact that of the twenty-five adyer-
tisements that were printed in It all
but one was of our own business peo-
pie.
The success of the meeting was
uue III very large measure to the
General Committee: Mrs. Ella D.
Glass, chairman; Mrs. Ida Breyles,
asst. chairman; Mrs. Laura Stanton,
secretary and Mrs. Della Pettis.
treasurer. The names of this COM
mittee should have appeared on the
printed program but were left off by
unavoidable accident. - @