The Monett times., 1922-01-13
EVE REBEKAH LODGE
NO. 6S |. o. o. F.

Eve Rebekah Lodge No. 63 l. o. O
F. met in regular session on Monda,
evening, a good attendance bein,
: present. 1t was the first meeting il
the New Year and the installation O
J officers was in order, the Deputy
Grand President, Sister ArdeIla Wat
son, with her staff of grand officer,
were present, and conducted the cere
monies. Following is list of the
grand officers: Deputy Grand Presi
dent, Ardella Watson; Deputy Crane
Marshal, Bessie Herman; Deputy
Grand Warden, Kate Baggot; Deputy
Grand Recording Secretary, lola Bur
rows; Deputy Grand Financial Secre-
tary, Grace Seufert; Deputy Grand
Treasurer, Bessie Brite,, Our own eff
ficient pianist, Mrs. Maud Draper,
presided at the piano.
This staff of officers deserve much
praise for the pleasing manner in
which each officer gave her part Of
the ceremony. They not only carried
themselves with laurels, but reflected
much credit on their home lodge,
Schuyler Rebekah Lodge No. 76e of
Peirce City, Mo.
Following are the officers installed:
Noble Grand, Frances Lyman Ring;
Vice Grand, Bessie Hoover-Russey;
Recording Secretary, Bertha Lale
Spratley; Financial Secretary, Ola
Draper Boynton; treasurer, Anna
Bishop West; Right Supporter to
Noble Grand, Moss McCaslin; Left
Supporter to Noble Grand, Ida B.
Adams; Chaplain, Clara Dow; Inside
Guardian, Mary Wightman; Outside
Guardian, Katheryn Gibbons Mein;
Warden, Bessie P. Haulaus; Conduc-
tor, Villa Edwards; Right Supporter
to Vice Grand, Mollie Hoover; Left
Supporter to Vice Grand, Lille Den
no; Musician, Maud Draper; Past
Noble Grand, Addie Goldsborough.
The annual report shows a good in
crease in membership in the past year
and a splendid report of donations
and work done for the Odd Fellows
and Rebekah Orphan and Old Peo-
pies Home at Liberty, Mo. Eve
Rebekah Lodge No. IS has one room
at this home of nes 300 rooms which
they furnish and care for. Our occu-
pant is Brother past so years old,
and we strive to make his life as hap
py and home like as it is possible to
do. He is happy, too, and writes US
such nice cheerful letters thanking us
for our loving thought and care Of
nim in his old age. This is the work
of our order and we are more than
glad to be able to do it. !.
After the work, most splendid
program was given under the di-
'ection of Mrs. Anna Bishop West
Who deserves much praise and credit
or her wonderful work in conducting
III of our programs of the Order. 4,
Program.
Vocal Solo, Edna Walton; Reading,
esslyn Manley; Vocal Duet, Mes
ames Ferguson and Russey; Reading
,orma Spain; Piano Solo, Thelma
,enno; Piano Solo, Frieda West;
'ocal Solo, Ethel Poole; Piano Solo, ),
'rieda West; Song by Glee Club, :,
helma Demo, Crystal Spratley,
arrol Donlavy, Edna Walton, Ethel !.
oole, Edgar Mcmahon, Jimmie Dor
S, Gladys Masoner, Violet Adams :,
nd Frieda West. G.
The social hour following was one
ng to be remembered by all present !
Those present from Peirce City in :
uded Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Watson,
r. and Mrs. Frank Herman, Mrs. /,
la Burrows, Mrs. Grace Seufert, !,
rs. Bessie Brite, Mrs Kate Baggott,
iss Dorothy Herman, and Miss Law -
nee, of PuFdy.
After the program, delicious one A
urse lunch was served, after which :,
e members bade each other good !,
ght, trusting that they would en-
Y another such gathering ere 1922 n
lsses into another year.
A Member.