Evening journal., 1923-01-03

The fourth annual banquet and
installation OF officers OF Mizpaf
Chapter No. 2. order OF the East
ern Star, held last evening in the
odd Fellows Building. was a not
able event which mora than 225
persons attended. The banquet was
served at s O'Clock. following which
the officers OF the chapter were in
stalled by Mrs. Rose +. Newlin,
newly elected worthy matron.
The banquet was presided over
by Mrs. Carrie Helen Wright. the
retiring worthy matron. The Rev
=. W. Wells. pastor of Wesley NJ.
+. church. made the invocation.
The table decorations were potted
plants and each guest received
menu card. II contained a por-
trait OF Mrs. Wright, the menu. the
officers which presided during the
year ending last night, the commit
lee of arrangements for the han
ouet and a verse written in honor
Of the chapters worthy mstron.
which is as follows:
Among the gifts we have given
ourselves.
Most comforting. tried and true.
The one that we oftenest think
about.
is the gift OF ourselves OF you
oHicers who retired last night
we're. worthy matron, Carrie Helen
Wright; worthy patron, Jacob 2.
Koffenbergar; associate matron.
Rose Z. Newlin; conductress, Helen
Barrett: associate conductress.
Irene Bauer secretary. Florence VI.
Harley: treasurer. Kettle McInttre;
chaplain. Sadie Riding; marshal
Mary Porter. organist. Elsie Hess;
Ada. Margaret Kitchens; Ruth.
alsrzuerits Beeson. Esther. Jennie
Schrodetz; Martha. laura Fulmer'
iecta. Irene Porter. Warder. Min
ne Faivre. sentinel. oscar D. Rid
snzs: trustees. Oscar d. Rulings.
Clarence Waters and Margaret
Piummsr.
The banquet was served BY Clsr-
erce p. Hol-- The menu was as
follows. Oyster cocktail. ssitines.
vounx roasted turkey Delaware.
z bIet sauce. celery filing. cranberry
sauce. celery. olives csndied sweet
potatoes. French peas. potato whip.
rolls. butter. Nespoiitsn ice cream
orange sponge ind. coffee after-din-
ner-mints.
The committee % arrangements
al. an.
Florence McCulloch, Mary Savilie.
Brey. Fannie r. Triggs
ard George r Wolstenhoime
Following the turkey dinner. the
Rev. Charles n. Bohner, pastor or
Hanover Presbyterian church. made
a delightful address. He emphs-
sized the purpose 81 the Eastern
s ar organization. pointing out thai
q gave value and worth OF life to
its mem hers.
Mr.. Bonner said that the Eastern
star holds the higher ideals OF life
and from these high ideals the RICH,
Kind Of womanhood is attained. mo
woman, said the speaker. can be-
come a member Of the Eastern star,
and attend its meetings without
growing into more beautiful and
more honorable woman" In con-
c;usion Mr.. Bonner related an in
tcrestlng little story, closing with
the words: i cheer for the East
ern star for she is first among them
ais"
interpreting the BANQUET there
v Is music by the Sterling Six Or
cheStra and singing by the guests.
At the close OF the address the
was held in The chapter
rooms. the following officers being
Installed; Worthy matron. Rose z,
Newlin: worthy patron Oscar D.
Rulings; associate matron,I Helen
Barrett: conductress, Irene Bauer;
= ssociate conductress, Dora 3. Eng
land; secretary, Florence NJ. Han
hv; treasurer. Nettie McIntire
chsplain. Mary Porter; marshal.
Louise shetland; organist, Else
Hess; Ada, Marion Thorp; Ruth,
Beeson; Esther, Edna
Aaloney; Martha, Grace Home
wood; Electa. Marion Bristow;
varder. Sadie Riding; sentinel
Henry G. Draine: trustees. Fannie
r. Triggs, Clarence Waters and
Margaret Plummer.
The installation was in charge OF
Mrs. Amy E. Meyer, worthy grand
matron Mrs. Laura Mckay. grand
marshal and Mrs. Lille Ann Pyle.
grand chaplain. also took part in
The installation.
Numerous gifts were presented to
ffe retiring officers and the incom-
nK officers. e. Barker Mccullough,