The daily star-mirror., 1923-10-18
UNIVERSITY VISIT
FEATURES Session
REBEKAHS GET NEW INSPIRA-
TION FROM CHIVALRY CERE-
AL-MUSCOVITES MEET
Myrtle I. Pelton)

Assembly was adjourned at the
o'clock Thursday morning.
All officers and delegates of all
branches left the Moscow hotel at
1870 for the university gym to wit
ness the comforting of the degree of
chivalry by the Canton branch upon
the eleven sisters, as announced yes
terday. To see this beautiful degree
conferred is to inspire each with a
desire to more fully carry out the
teachings of the order.
After the decoration the entire uni
versity and grounds were thrown
open to all present and instructors
and students alike accorded the Wis
itors every possible assistance in the
inspection of the buildings, or the
meeting with young people attending
the university.
IN the evening many availed them
selves Of the tickets to the picture
show which had been furnished by
the local committee.
At eight o'clock the Muscovite de-
grees were put on by the lady Mus
covites and the sterner sex at the
Elks' temple and the Odd Fellows
hall, respectively This is known as
the playground Of Odd Fellowship
and is thoroughly enjoyed after a
strenuous three deys' session of the
grand bodies.
The secrets of this degree are the
hardest to keep of any, and while the |
guard we'll the secrets of |
their doings in the grand assembly, I
it appears that those of the lady Mus
covites are too really good to keep. It I
was said this morning that Bill
Coughanour spent a sleepless night
because he could find no one to spill"
any of the secrets to him.
Following a banquet at ten o'clock
in the Christian church, which was
attended by all members of the
playground" degrees the evening en-
was continued in the
llks' hall.
Mrs. c. B. Ross of Pocatello, pre-
sided and the members were kept in
IN uproar until very late hour. The
aides of Pocatello came in for many
hanks for their snappy entertaining.
All the stunts brought forth roar of
applause.
Assembly Expense $3,S09.69
At the Thursday morning session
# the Rebekah assembly, the mileage
md per diem committee reported
hat the 1928 assembly had been held
It an expense of $v,S0969.
After much discussion more than
wo-third vote carried a change in
he constitution and bylaws, making
he Rebekah term of office one year
instead of six months.
A clear discussion brought unani-
nous vote to hold the payment of one
ollar a year for each year a sister is
yer so years old when joining a
,ebekah lodge.
Past Grand Master Ailshie was in
reduced and made a plea that each
lember help to spread more rever-
nee for age and for the Bible.
Past President Ross reported for l
ne Pocatello Muscovite staff that
hey had cleared $4016 for the Ford
und and that Grand Representative !
-winn had given a check for $40. Mrs
osephine Hay of st. Maries gave a |
heck Of $40 to start a fund for an
ther COW for the home. 1
1t was decided to continue holding
ecretaries meetings for the coming
ear and to request that district dep
ties also be present.
Past Grand Master Taylor of Ore :
on was brought in ana introduced 7
nd Grand Representatives Martin {
nd Prem Moore were officially intro /
uced and each made an inspiring :,
Tx Representative Martin talked i
{ his trip to the sovereign grand il
,dge and the good work accomp- a
shed by Past President Simpson at Il
lie A. r. A. r
The American Legion Auxiliary Il
IS a beautiful quilt on display in e
avids' show window, which is to a