The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-20
NIASONS AND EASTERN
 STAR INSTALL OFFICERS

!, White Pass Lodge of Masons and Naomi Chapter of Eastern Stra held their installations on Saturday night at the Lodge hall as per announce ! meut. The lodge hall was filled with an interested and attentive company of people. After the Ma , sonic opening of the lodge the East . crn Stars and their friends were in
 yited to the installation officer ex- ercises. Past Master Dan Mcdonald , acted as installing officer, with Wor- shipful Master Hanson in the chair The officers were seated in a semi- circle in the center of the lodge and as each officer was installed he was conducted to his respective station by the marshal, MT. Fred Tanner,
 acting tn the latter capacity, The 1 new set of officers received a most
 cordial welcome by all present. After the first installation the hall
 was rearranged for the Eastern l Star and the company reassembled
 for that beautiful and impressive 1 ceremony.
 Mrs. Cherrie Sparks, Worthy .' Nauon. acted as installing officer and Mrs. Van de Wall as Marshal T Seventeen officers comprise the list in the Eastern Star and for Naomi chapter comprise the following names:
 Worthy Matrou-Mrs. Polly Web ster.
 Associate Worthy Mauon-Mrs. . Virginia Su0ecooI
 Worthy Parrou-Wm. Fries. sarretary-Mrs. Fanny Speer.
 wreasurer-lIrs. Jane Gauty. Cnaplafu-Nrs. Cherrie Sparks. Cnrductrezs-Mrs. Marian Fries. Assistant Conducwess-Mrs. Eth . aI Hanson.
 The positions m the Star are talk nn rv Mrs. Ina Eyille, Marguerite
 Ward. Edith Larson, Mayme Gault
 and Miss Clara Carson. Mrs Bes- T sic smith is Warden. Mrs Georgia ,I rfrdeu is Marshal, Miss Birdie Sel-
 Thor is OrgaUist and Mir. James Net | ties is Sentinel.
 .i The number of new gowns made
 for the occasion added that touch - os beauty and interest which makes . ] these affairs events in the commun- ity life.
 After the Star Installation, the committee invited all the guests to :. a luncheon served in the lower hall. Z where seats were provided for about rua hundred. All the guests were served bourrirul luncheon of sand 2 ...nas. cakes and coffee. at the close 5 ,s which Worshipiul Master F. J. . Van do Wall. who presided as l. -aa.fmaster called upon Mrs. Emma 2 Wfn.erHarger for a word on behalf n. tna Eensraru Star. Mrs. Winter 5 n,.ua~. in an impromtu speech, which received the hearty approba- . .far of the gucs s. particularly the r Eastern Star members. presented : Mrs CuerrGe Sparks, the Past Wor- s ..v Mntrun. with a Past Worthy , n.rror's jewell Mrs Sparks re- . a-,d in few appropriate words Of 2 thanks 10 [ Q friends and members. . The toastuaster then called upon $ Roy. F.. l.. Wmtcrterger for word . .. appreciation a..d the prcsenta- {: u.a of the jewel to the Past Master ,. of rhe lodge. AIr. J. \. Hanson. Mr. { Hanson responded with a short s speech of acceptance and thanks for $ the support given him by the mem hers of the lodge during his term
 os office.
 - After the luncheon. the guests
 cleared the floor and spent the re-
 matu.ue hours of the evening in
 t.rr.ue and a general social fellow ...n. Those who attended were en-
 ..usfasuc in the cordiality of the
 .nsnt,a,fty bestowed and the effort
 put to give all a good time. The event will stand out as one of the . pleasant memories of the year.