The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1933-01-27
EASTERN STAR
MEETING HELD
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H. Culpeper for the Masonic bodies
and by Mrs. Laura Shoaf for the Lon
don Chapter of the Eastern Star. The
response was delivered by Mrs. Adels-
berger and the business of the district
meeting was conducted according to
schedule.
Mrs. Lucille Guilliaume, of Urbana
was elected president of the district
for the current year; Mrs. Alice Petit
crew, of Norris Chapter, Springfield,
was chosen vice president; Mrs. Bess
Davis, of Caroline Chapter, Mechan-
icsburg, was named secretary, and
Mrs nellie Crewell, Cedarville, was
elected treasurer, the election being
held just prior to the dinner.
A delicious dinner was served to
the members of the district and the
honored guests by the ladies of the
London Rebekah lodge.
The afternoon session was taken up
largely with the exemplifcation of rit-
ualistic work by the officers of London
chapter for 1882, and a period of dis
cussion, questions and instruction di-
reeted by Mrs. Magrew, grand worthy
Matron.
The meeting was in direct charge of
Mrs Thuma, district deputy grand
matron, assisted by the district and
Of 0Giaarc Mvc Tbo,,oo
son, of London Chapter, called the aft
ernoon session to order and the Off
cers-elect of the district were present
ed to the assembly.
Others who took part in the pro-
gram for the day include the follow
ing: Helen Biggert, West Jefferson;
Ruth Sharp, Plain City; Mrs. GULL
iaume; Viola c. Williams, New Car
Isle; Margaret Chance, London.
Assistants for the session were:
Austin Richards, Norris Chapter,
Springfield, patron; Mrs. Guilliaume,
conductress; nellie Stewart, Home
City chapter, associate conductress;
Viola c. Williams, chaplain; Ruth
Sharp, marshal; Helen Donahue, Sc
dalia, organist; and Mrs. Creswell,
warder, Mrs. r. B. Howard and Mrs.
B. M. Beatty, pages.
Committees for the meeting includ-
ed the following: Registration, Mrs.
Petticrew, Lena Detrick, New Carlisle,
Dulcie Norris, Urbana, and Florence
Swan, Xenia; 1884 meeting place,
Letha Rodgers, Mt. Sterling, Doris
Pickering, st. Paris, Madge Sans,
jamestown, Goldia Derr, Home City
Chapter, Springfield; courtesy, Bess
Davis, Mechanicsburg; Anna Bown,
South Charleston; Fern Drake, Neal
Chapter, Springfield; Effie C. Faust,
Plain City; and Zella Spain, North
Lewisburg; auditing, Ruth Preston,
Helen Cory, Orville Armstrong, Yel-
low Springs. The tellers for the
election were the 1888 patrons of the
district chapters.
Officers of the district in general I
charge of the district meeting We're:
Mrs. Bradley, West Jefferson, presi-
dent, Mrs. Adelsperger, vice president,
Mrs Ethel l.. Myers, London, secre-
tary, and Louise Slaughter, Sedalia,
treasurer.
The ritualistic work was beautifully
exemplified by the 1892 officers of the
London chapter under the direction of
Mrs. Myers, worthy matron, assisted
by the following: C. o. Snow, worthy
patron; Laura Shoaf, associate matron
and 1888 matron; Bruce D. Lewis, as
sociate patron and 1888 patron; Emma
Slfrlt secretary; Belle Brock, treasur-
er; Grace S. Thompson, conductress;
Gladys Snow, associate conductress;
Elizabeth Dingman, chaplain; Laura
Moore, marshal; organist, Floy Chen
oweth; Eloise Rowand, Adah; Hazel
Stone, Ruth; Carmen Shoaf, Esther;
Blanche Farley, Martha; Mabel Rea,
Electa; Marcia Sheets, warder, and
Floyd Williams, sentinel.
The meeting was one of the most
successful and one of the largest dis
trict gatherings in the history of the
eighteenth district and a vote of ap-
probation for the hospitality of the
London chapter was voted by the as
senbly.