Milford chronicle., 1933-01-13
HARRINGTON
Easter Star Officers Installed

Belle oautef, presided over the in
stallatiOn ceremonies for newly
elected aud appointed officers of
Kent Chapter No. IL, Order of the
Eastern Star, at Harrington, Del, on
January 4th. Mrs. Sauter was ac-
companied from Wilmington byy the
following members of her staff !:
Worthy Grand Patron. Grover c.
McNamee; Grand Marshall, Mrs.
Sara McNamee: Grand Chaplin, Mrs.
Elizabeth Frederick; Grand Trus-
tee, John Frederick; Grand COnduc-
tress, Mrs. Eta Keys; Grand Organ
tst, Mrs. Myrtle Sawdcn: Past
Grand Patron, Walter Sawdcn.
Mrs. Blanche T. Keys was Install
ed as Worthy MatrOn of the local
chapter to succeed Mrs. Hester f.
Reed. Other officers installed were
S. d. Dalby. Worthy Patron; Marie
l.. Roberts, Associate Matron; J. c.
Messner, Associate Patron: Mrs.
Gertrude NJ. Scott, Secretary; Mrs.
Florence Fleming, Treasurer; Mrs.
Bessie Belts, Chaplain; Mrs. Anna
Tucker, Marshal; Mrs. Jean Green
Zee. Organist; Mrs. Louise Farrow,
Adah; Mrs. Ruth H. Sapp. Ruth;
Mrs. Helen +. Legar, Martha: Miss
Elsie Richardson, Esther; Mrs.
Elizabeth Simpson, Electa; Mrs.
Elizabeth Rogers, Conductress; Mrs.
Sallie Satterfield. Associate Conduc-
Tress; Mrs. Alice Martin, Warden:
ElLler West, Sentinel.
Brief addresses were given by the
retiring Worthy Matron, Mrs. Reed,
and by the new Worthy Matron, Mrs.
Keys, by the Worthy Grand Matron.
Mrs. Sauter. and by the Worthy
Grand Patron, Mr.. McNamec.
The new Worthy MatrOn appoint
ed the following committees to
serve durin gthe coming year: re-
freshment committee, Mrs. Eliza
beth Rogers, Miss Elsie Richardson,
Mrs. Henrietta Williams; sickness
an distress committee, Mrs. Marie
L. Roberts. Mrs. Elizabeth Barlow,
Mrs. Alice N. Wix; examining COM
mittee, Mrs. Jean l.. Greenlee, Mrs.
Mary Dalby. Mrs. Ruth Sapp; en-
Iertainment committee, Mrs. Sallie
N. Cahall, Mrs. Mary Greenlee, Mrs. !
Anna Rodney.
Mrs. Marie l.. Roberts presented /
AN Eastern Star jewel to Mrs. Reed |
as a token of appreciation of her /
services TO the chapter during the /
year.
"A very enthusiastic meeting of |
Harrington Council No. 4, Jr. o. U.
A. NJ, was held i'm Odd Fellows Hall |
Tuesday evening. Much business
was transacted, including the cleo
tion of officers, which resulted as
follows: Jr. Past Councillor, Willis
Loughery; Councillor, George Ora
ham; Councillor, Arthur Hud-
son; Recording Secretary, Edward
Harriet: Assistant, Granville Hill; 4
Financial Secretary, Lawrence
Price; Treasurer. Miles Draper;
Conductor, Merritt Enright; War
den, Edgar Hill; Inside Sentinel,
Randall Hill; Outside Sentinel,
Frank Murphy; Trustees. e. A.
Smith, Albert Teen and Fred Will
son; Representative State Council.
Samuel Morris; Alternates. Law
renee Price and Edward Harriet;
Chaplain. Franklin Lewis. The
State Council will meet in Whining
ton in February. After serving the
Council for nearly twenty years as
its treasurer, Past Master Harry S.
Harrington, was defeated for re- |
election. He was succeeded by I
Miles Draper. Mr. Harrington was
given a vote of tanks for his past !
services. Plans were made for [
trip to Wilmington on Friday even
ing, January goth, at which time the {
National Councillor will be present. |
Each Council in the State is expect 4
ed 10 be represented with large b
delegation. Frank Murphy had {
charge of the making of an electric [
sign displaying an emblem of the
order. which will be placed on the .
front of the building. lie donated II
his work to the lodge but the mem
bers insisted on re-imbursing him S
for the job. II seems the degree n
team will have plenty of work in
the near future. seven applications g
were presented to the Council for Ii
action. c.
Ridgely W. Vane left this week S
for the West coast, where he will il
travel in the States of Oregon and v
Washington for the DUPONT Co. is
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Sharp were c
Lewes visitors on Wednesday after il
noon. N
Albert Karick, of White Plains, a
N. Y. is visiting his mother, Mrs. al
Joseph Karlick. VI
+. S. Richards is on a business
trip through the New England a
States travelling for the Federal
Co. d.
Mrs. Jack Morris, of Lock Haven. r
Pa, has been spend the past week b.
with her parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. r
A. Swain. cl
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Tee and son
spent Sunday with the latter's sis S
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren HolsOn, F.
at Georgetown. IL
Mrs. Joseph Bernard and son we're
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Sharp dt
during the past week. do
Mr.. and Mrs. b. I. Shaw recently in
Mrs Frank Faulkner, of
DelmaT. P
Mr.. and Mrs. William Way, of nj
kennett Square, Pa. spent the week. W
end with Mr.. aud Mrs. John Pitlick. 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Harrington ell
have been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. hi
Walter Johnson. of Cambridge. Md.
Little Miss Kathryn Louise Har- "
ringtOn has come to make her per- TO
nanent home with Mr.. and Mrs. te
Theodore II. Harrington. Mr.. Har-
'ington is teller at the First Nation fu
j Bank. This is their second daugh- dc