Evening journal., 1922-12-30
RADIANT STARS
At BANQUET
Dance Adds TO Happy Func-
tion at Close of Years
Work


the Eastern Star. enjoyed IFS thir
annual dinner and dance in odd Fe
lows Hall last night. About 10
members and guests were presen
The chapter holds its annual Dime
at the close OF the calendar year. FOL
lowing the election OF officers. TIL
newly-elected officers Tgill be install
cd on January 6.
officers OF the different chapte
OF the Eastern Star in this city oc
oupied seats at the speakers table
Mrs. Amy E. Meyer. grand mstron
and Mrs. Julia NJ. Story, past grsn'
matron of the State, were among tn
honored guests.
The banquet was formally opened
with invocation by A. Victor Hughes
past worthy patron OF Radiant Chap
ter. This was followed by a pleas.
ing solo by Mrs. Miriam Stausebach
After a tempting menu. Mrs. Anna
L. Stausebach, chairman OF the COM
mlttee in charge OF the banquet. in
troduced Mrs. Mary A. woodus. wor-
IlN lldlIOn NA EAt~1ldAl NAld RNNAf as
the presiding officer OF the evening.
Mrs. Woodus made a delightful
little speech. thanking the members
of the chapter for the splendid CO.
operation she had received during
her term OF Office She predicted a
successful future for the chapter.
The speaker then introduced Mrs.
Amy f. Meyer. grand matron OF the
Eastern Star in Delaware. She COM
plimented Radiant Chapter on its
work during the year. saying she felt
the name Of the chapter expressed
the wish OF every member.
Mrs. Julia NJ story. first grand
matron OF Delaware. and an honor
ary member OF Radiant Chapter,
gave greeting Harry F. Newlin,
past worthy grand patron OF the
Grand Chapter OF Delaware, and A.
Victor Hughes, past patron OF Ra-
diant Chapter, each made brief re-
marks Mrs. Lily Schoheld Riley
first worthy matron of Radiant
Chapter, complimented the chapter
on the large number OF members
brought together by the BANQUET
On behalf OF the chapter. Worthy
Patron Walter r. Wood presented
large bouquet OF msrigolds 10 Mrs.
Meyer. tn. srs nd mstron, and a cor
ge bouquet OF sweetheart roses 10
Mrs. woodus. worthy matron OF Fs-
.dant Chapter.
\rhe officers for 1922 have been;
vhrshy matron. Mary woodus'
worthy patron. Walter r. wood:
associate matron. Mabel r. Wood:
secretary, Florence p. Emerson;
treasurer, Rebecca P. Humes; con-
ductress. Alice NJ. Dayett; associate
conductress. Myrtle l.. Sawdon
chaplain. Laura w Dennison Mar
shall, Edith 3. Harmstead; organist.
Ruth Meginness; Adah, Gertrude
Vincent: Ruth. Hope s. Richardson;
Esther, Beaulsh NJ spicer; Martha.
Gladys seidel Electa, Elizabeth
Neigebauer; wsrder. Anna J. Holl-
ingsworth; sentinel. Walter f. Saw
don.
The officers for 1925. who will be
Installed early In January are
worthy matron, Mabel p. Wood;
worthy patron, Walter r. sawdon
associate matron Myrtle L. Sawdon
secretary, Beulah NJ. Spicer; treas
urer. Rebecca p Humes; conduc-
tress. Gladys Seidel; associate con-
ductress, Edith 3. Harmstead; chap
lain, Esther V. Henvis; marshall I
Florence B. Emerson; organlst Abbie I
Todd Riggs Adsh, Gertrude Vim
cent; Ru tn. Ruth Meginness; Esther. !
Jane Zebley: Martha, Martha e. |
Wood; Electa. Hope E. Richardson; /
Warder, Mary Carr; sentinel, Will
liam 6. Burrows.
The committee in charge OF the |
banquet was as follows; Anna l..
S;ausebach. chairman; Edith Nc
Lean. Evelyn f. Fooks. Gertrude S. /
Carey, Walter r. Wood.
The trustees OF the chapter are
courtland Pierson and j. Harry
Beckerle.
The honorary members OF the |
chapter are. Ellie Lines Chaplin. /
past most worthy grand matron gem
e-al grand chapter; Alfred c. Nc [
Daniel, past most worthy grand I
patron general grand chapter; Min
ME f Keyes. right worthy grand /
secretary general grand chapter: /
Aicena Lamond. -ight worthy grand /
treasurer general grand chapter;
julia NJ. Story past worthy grand |
matro grand chapter of Delaware;
Harry i. Newlin, past worthy grand |
patron grand chapter OF Delaware;
Past Matrons, Lilly Schofeld Riley
Anna i. stausebach. Past Patrons
a. Victor Hughes. ]. Harry Beckerle. /
Tho banquet tables were decorated /
with potted plants and each guest /
received a menu card which bore on |
ITS outside cover the sigma OF the !
Eastern star. The following menu |
was served.
English Beef Bouillon
Saltines
Roast Delaware Chicken
Filling Giblet Sauce
Mashed Potatoes
Brown Sweet Potatoes
Cranberry Sauce
Rolls Butter
Ice Cream Fancy Cakes
Coffee
Cream Mints.
After the banquet and the ad-
dresses, che evening was spent in
dancing. Music for this feature of
the program was furnished by Jacobs
Orchestra.
Those present were: Miss Jean G.
Hubert. worthy matron of Delaware
Chapter No. J.; w. H. Redmiie.
worthy patron OF Delaware Chapter
No. j; Anna L. Stsuseb bach. Ruth. of
GRAND Chapter; Harry f. Newlin,