Evening journal., 1923-01-10
DELAWARE. 5.
Dimes, INSTALLS
Happy Function Is Attend
ed by 500 Members of
Fraternity

lsst evening In The ODD Fellows
Hail Practically all the Easter
star Chapters in the State were rep
resented at the function.
Miss Jean G. Hubert. retiring
worthy matron. presided al the ban
ouet, which was served ny Clsrenc,
r. Holt. The table decorations werl
potted plants.
The menu card was effectively
bound in green. the front coveI
being a fve-pointed star. Behlno
the star was the portrait Of Mis-,
Hubert. the retiring worthy matron
The menu card also contained 4
number Of songs that were sung. a
Photograph OF The retiring officer,
OF the chapter. and The names OF
The officers for 1922 and 1928
The following tribute 10 the
worthy mstron was also included In
The souvenir booklet:
A TRIBUTE
our Worthy Matron. proven 90 true.
To Delaware Chapter for nineteen
Twenty-Five
a successful, years work. OF that
there's no doubt.
'Tis with regret we see her pass out
The Chapters success is due 10 her
And all the honor upon her we
confer
Dear Worthy Mstron, though you
leave US this year,
Your memory will still nnger near.
Catherine E. Weaver.
The banquet was opened with
greetings by Miss Hubert. after
which the blessing was asked by the
Rev Edmund H. stevens rector of
Calvary =. F. Church. former
worthy patron. Then followed the
singing OF Praise God From Whom
All Blessings Flow"
The menu was as follows:
Grape Fruit
Rolls and Butter
Celery Cole slaw
Pineapple Sherhet
Roast Delaware Turkey
Giel.t Sauce Filling
Cranberry jelly
Mashed White Potatoes
Candies Sweet Potsoes
French Peas
Neapolitan Ice Cream Orange Sponge
Coffee
After Dinner Minis
The retiring officers and the Of
ficers for the coming year were
seated al one liable with the invited
officers from other chapters. In
front OF Miss Hubert's place was !
vase containing a bouquet OF mixed /
flowers. the gift or the chapter. Pre- ,
ceding the banquet Miss Hubert and !
Mrs. Ruth A. Neutze, the newly
elected worthy matron were pre-
sented with corssge bouquets OF or
chids. roses and ferns. the eifts OF
the bouquet committee.
A pretty feature OF the banquet
was that the guests had been as
5 ened 10 their places In the ban
ouet room. the officers marched in
and took their places OF honor. The
1ine OF procession was headed hy
swo little girls. Mary Elizabeth
Neutze and Margaret Knox During
she banquet courses music was fur
uished by an orchestra composed or
young women under the leadership
oi Miss Mary h. Thielman. 4 pleas
ing cornet solo was given by Miss
Mabel Mckinley.
Following the bs snquet the follow
ing officers were installed: Worthy
mstron, Ruth a. Neutze; worthy
patron. David J. Jones; associate
matron. Jeanette L. White. secre-
tary. Mabel J.. Knox. trea surer.
Laura Y. Mckay: conddctress. Es-
sella ]. Holt; associate conductress.
Ella NJ. Fisher! chaplain. Eva b.
Winsste; marshal. Florence NJ e.
licott; orgsnist. Edith v shaw: :
-Adsh. Bertha B. Williams: Ruin.
Marguerite J. Stiegler: Esther. Olga
Ettlick; Martha Edna n. Watson:
Electa, Lila NJ Montgomery
warder. Mary E. H. Carpenter; sem
tinei. Frederick Lang. Jr
The Installation was in charge OF
Mrs Julia NJ. Story, past worthy
grand matron, and first worthy ma
iron OF Delaware Chapter Mrs
Flora NJ Stradley acted as marshal
The officers who served for 1922
end retired last night were: Wor-
tny matron. Jean G. Hubert: worthy
patron. William II. Redmile: asso-
9 ate matron, Ruth A. Neutze: sec
reiary. Mabel l.. Knox; treasurer.
Ella NJ. Fisher: conductress. Jean
nette l.. White: associate conductress.
Estella !. Holt chaplain, Edna A.
marshal, Flora NJ.
organist. Elsie T. Hess
(Mizpah); Adah. Anna B. Hubert;
Ruth Marguerite ID. Stiegler;
Esther, Frances c. Turner: Martha,
Reba c. Ryon; Electa, Luells ~
Jones; warder. Leah a. McKelvey;
sentinel, David J. Jones.
Trustees of the chapter are; VIII
liam n. Redmile. Frank /. Howard
end James p. Jacobs.
Following are the past matrons
OF Delsware Chapter: Julia NJ
story. Margaret j. Rsdm!le. Louise
". Green. Celia X. Pierson. Mary
y. Hook Laura V. Mckay and NJ
Eta Keys The s<st worthy pa
irons are: Enoch Moore, Frank L.
Howard, j. Edward Truitt, William
+. Simon, Oscar w. Stiegler, {. Her
bert Neutze and the Rev. Edmund
II. Stevens OF the above officers
all are living. except Enoch Moore.
The committee OF arrangements
'.-t evening was Mary e. II. Car
pens-~ chairman; Laura V. Mckay
md Fanny Cochran.
Numerous gifts were given TO the :