Evening journal., 1922-01-10

Julia NJ. Story Chapter No. 3,
order OF the Eastern Star, held its
fourth annual banquet and installa-
tion OF officers in Odd Fellows Hail.
last evening. Between 200 and 225
members and guests attended the
delightful affair. Among the fea-
lures Of the evening were addresses,
the presentation Of flowers and gifts
to past and present officers. COM
munity singing and the installation.
The banquet was served in the
dining hall, and preceded the in
.stallation The table decorations
were unusually attractive. each table
containing many potted plants. The
banquet was formally opened with
the blessing asked by the Rev
George c. Williams, pastor Of Nc
Cabe NJ. Z. Church who. is also a
member Of the Julia NJ. Story Chap.
ter.
tn following menu was enjoyed
oysters on half shell, saltines. roas
turkey, giblet dressing. mashed
white potatoes, candied sweet DO
tatoes, peas. cranberry jelly. olives
celery. salad, rolls. butter. ice cream
orange sponge cups, salted nuts
mints. coffee.
The menu card. which bore upoi
its face the Eastern Star insignia
contained a portrait Of Fannie "
Brown, retiring worthy matron O
the Story Chapter. songs. the menu
the names OF the retiring officer
and Of the incoming officers.
During the banquet courses com
munity singing was led by William
! p. White. Selections were also give
by Stausebach's orchestra. Greeting
we're extended by Worthy Matro
Fannie W. Brown and heart
welcome was extended to all thos
F. present.
HAIRY +. Newlin. grand patron o
the Grand Chapter of the Easter
Star OF Delaware. who was to hav
delivered the address Of the evoninl
was unable TO be present. At tn
conclusion OF the banquet gifts wer
given to The retiring officers. Tn
presentation speeches we're made b
! John Frederick. Miss Brown wa
presented with a travelling bag IN
gift OF the chapter Mrs. Julia \
Story, grand matron. was presente
with the "Easterner's Prayer" a gi
from Story Chapter Mrs. Eiizabet
Wise. chairman OF the banquet con
mittee. was presented with a purp
! silk umbrella by the chapter. Mr.
Wise presented to Frederick Macl
lin, the retiring worthy patron,
scarf pin. from the chapter.
The success OF the banquet. WI
due to the following committee
Elizabeth Wise. chairman; Mary
Moreland. Grace Macklin. Lottie
Zebley and John Frederick. II
banquet was in charge Of membe
Of the Catering Club and the wal
resses were Eastern Star members
The following officers were il
stalled: Violet A. Rush. worthy mi
tron: Andrew Cathcart. worthy pi
b tron; Jennie NJ. Hin. associate mi
I tron; Elmira Duncan. secretary Is
! belle Sayin, treasurer; Annabel
, sauter. conductress; Helen Wal
/ Pyle. associate conductress; Sue Y
! White. chaplain; Elizabeth Wis
! marshal; Ella F. Cleaver, organis
Helen c. Elliott, Adsh; Irene
Walsh, Ruth; Grace Willis, Esthe
Harriet p. Blest Martha; Beatri
V. Nah. Electa; Elizabeth W. Me
J sick, warder; Jay W. Miller, Sen
incl.
The work OF installing the Office
was done by Mrs. Story. At q
n close OF the installation sever
y gifts were conferred on both q
r outgoing and the incoming office
Miss Brown was presented with
bar pin attached to a corsage bo
e quet OF sweet peas. a gift from h
outgoing ofncers- Miss Brown W
J. also presented with piece Of pyral