Evening journal., 1921-01-07
Addresses, Flower PreSenta-
tion, Singing, Dancing
on Program
INSTALL OFFICERS
NEXT MONDAY

pretty potted plants. gayly adorned
with cOlored paper The banquet was
formally opened with the blessing,
asked by The Rev. George C.. Williams.
pastor OF McCabe NJ. II. Church, who
Is also a member OF the Julia NJ. Story
Chapter, after which all members and
friends took part in the singing OF
America"
The following menu was enjoyed;
Oyster Cocktail
Saltines
Cream OF Celery Soup
Celery Olives
Young Roast Delaware Turkey
Cranberry Sauce Giblet Filling
Green Peas Potato Fingers
Rolls Butter
Neapoitan Ice Cream
Fancy Cakes Sailed Nuts
Coffee
After Dinner Mints
The menu card. which bore upon its
face the Eastern Star insignia, CON
talned a portrait OF Mrs. Ann II. Ham
ilton, retiring worthy matron Of the
story Chapter: numerous songs. tho
menu, the names Of the committee on
arrangements for the banquet and the
names OF the officers for 1870.
The retiring officers OF the chapter
are Ann r. Hamilton, worthy matrOn,
~. B. Wilson, worthy patron; Fannie
w Brown, associate matrOn; Jane r,
Robinson, secretary: Mamie C.. Sparks,
treasurer; Addle G. Hodges. conduo-
tress; Violet A. Rush, associate con
ductress; Elizabeth Frederick. chap
lain; Elizabeth Wise, marshal; Ella
Frederick, organist: Florence X. WI
ley, Ada; Bessie r. McNemar. Ruth Z;
Fannie w. SWayze, Esther; Sara u.
Slocomb. Mary Mckee Bumpes, Mar
/ iha;; Anna b. Sauter, Electra; Lille
NJ. Morton, warder; Frederick Mack
lin, sentinel: trustees. John Frederick
Daniel A. Hodges, George r. Sauter.
William p. White led the singing
and numerous popular songs were
sung. The Lamhros Orchestra played
classical and other selections between
the banquet courses.
Mrs. Mamie C. Sparks. chairman Of
the arrangements, presided at the ban
quet and extended a hearty welcome
To- all those present After short
address she introduced Mrs Jennie a.
/ HUI, toastmistress, who greeted all
pleasantly and introduced the remain
ing speakers. Mrs. Ann r. Hamilton
retiring worthy matrOn, took as her
subject. "The Present. She nraised
all her officers and associates who had
stood by her during the past year. and
i thanked all for the valuable work
IL was with regret that the incom-
ing worthy matrOn, Miss Fannie w.
brown, was not able TO be present.
Due 10 the serious Illness OF her
mother, she was not there. She sent
a message which was read by Mrs
Sparks.
Between the addresses the Eastern
star Quartet sang "The Rosary" and
Annie Laurie. The quartet is COM
posed OF Mrs. Lille NJ Morton. Mrs.
Mainie g. Sparks. Mrs. Sue W. White
and Mrs. Emma McMullin
At the conclusion OF the banunet n
vase illled with sweet peas was pre-
sented 10 Mrs Hamilton. by Mrs. inn.
IN behaf of the chapter. Mrs. Julia
Nj. Story, organizer OF the chapter.
was presented with a basket OF sweet
peas. Mrs Sparks was tho recipieni
loi q large bunch OF narclssus and Mrs
lilu was presented with a bunch of
carnations The chapter sent flowers
lto Miss Brown at her home. At tho
close OF The banquet a prayer was
louered by the Rev. Williams for Miss
! Browns mother.
Much OF the success Of the hanmei
was due to The following COMMITTEES
Mamie G. Sparks. chairman nobeit
w. phillips, lr. Carrie w. Morris. len.
ME ). Hill, Mary p Frame and The
hearty cooperation OF James Lam.
bros given "a that committee.
foiioWlng the close OF the feast Inc
tables were removed and the guest,
enjoyed dancing.
The following officers will be in.
stalled next Monday evening. for m,
year 1921 Worthy malron, Miss Fan.
NE ~. brown; worthy patron, Fred
,Mla,kiem associate patron. Ere,
violet Rush secretary. Mrs. Jane p
Robinson, treasurer, Mrs. Mamie q
Sparks; conductrcss. Mrs Jennie nm
associate conduclress. Mrs Anns
Sauter; chaplain, Miss Elizabeth Fred
erick; marshal, Mrs. Elizabeth Wise
organist, Miss Ella Frederick. Ada
! Mrs. Helen Ward Pyle: Ruth. Mrs
Ethel Way; Esther. Miss Reafric,
lkeithly; Martha. Mrs Mary y. More
land; Electra, Miss Mcdaniel: warder
Mrs. Morton; sentinel. Andrew Cath
Among those present were: Mrs
Anna /. Stausobanh, Mrs. Lille s
riley, Mrs. Laura v Mckay. Mrs. NJ
Eta Keys Mrs Mary g. Cross. Mrs
Irene lewett, Of New Castle: Mrs
smith, Harvey +. Smith. Herber
I Neutz, Mrs Hottie Hurphv' Mrs. Ma.
rle B. Biddle, Mrs. Clara L. Brooks
Mrs. Emile l.. Brown, Harry Drake
Mrs. Louise G.. Brown, Mrs. Mabel 4
; Brown Mrs Cora 4. Brown, Mrs. Car
T ollne NJ. Butler, Andrew s. Cathcari
I Miss Florence CalhUrt, Mrs. Ann,
S Cathcart Miss Sarah Cathcart. Mis-.
b Carrie Clotmer, Miss sophia Cloth
. Ter, Mrs. Sarah NJ. Coale. Mrs. Ann.
Q J. Comfy, James c. Comfy. Mrs. Berth.
hsNis, MIS-. Anna nayelt. Mrs. M
q mira n Duncan. Mrs. Ella Duncan
2, James Duncan, Mrs. Helen G. Elfcoii
b MIS-. Ida =. Emerson, Mrs Lena NJ
e dira, Mrs. Elsie Frank, Mrs. Ann
z NJ. Frederick, William Fredericl
II Miss Ella Frederick. Mrs. Flzabetl
Frederick. John Frederick. Mrs nh
q II. Colt, Mrs. Ellen Gravell Mrs
q Eleanor @. Grocan, Miss Frances Gro
n gan, Mrs. Florence NJ Guerke Mr..
Ann " Hamilton. stephen r. Hamil
ton, Mrs. Anahel d. Hance, Miss Al
freda II. hdncc. Mrs. Jennie NJ Hn
y samuel r. liill, Mrs Harriet T. Hitch
y ems Mrs Addie C.. Hodges. Daniel 4
n Hodges. Mrs. Florence ". HoTeckel
.e Mrs Modelle J. Jennings. Mrs. Ann
s. X. Kellogg, Mrs. Brooke p. kerihne
10 Mrs. Vera r. kerchner, Mrs. Henr
Q eta klr0tle, Miss Nellie A. Lmde
- .'ii'o 10. 80 " D. l-vkdui MIS-. Ella
Lowe, Mrs. Edna II. MdcDaniel, FRI
Ie Mackhn, Mrs. Grace Nacklin. Mr.
Amy y. Meyer. Mrs. Frederick M
Call, Mrs. Sarah J. Mccall. Mrs. All,
u. Mcdaniel Mrs Mary s. Bumpa
y Mrs Mary y. Mclaughlin. Mrs. Emn
+ McMultn, Mrs Bessie r.. McNema
+ Leslie II. McNemar, Mrs. Edna
'f Miller, Mrs. p. Lillian Miller, Jay v
a Miller, Mrs. sara +. Miller, Mrs. MAJ
Aioreland ATs- Nary L AforelaR