The Bismarck tribune., 1935-04-06
Mrs. Edna Galloway and Mrs.
luolla Watson Preside at
School Of instruction

One hundred twenty-five members
OF Order of the Eastern star chapters
from Linton. Hazen, Washburn, Man
dan and Bismarck assembled here
Friday tor the District Il annual
school Of instruction. under supervi-
sion of Mrs. Edna Galloway, Mott,
North Dakota worthy grand matron,
ana Mrs. LuellA Watson, Mandan,
district deputy.
O3ticef3 Of Bismarck Chapter No.
II, the hostess group, opened the
days events with . ! o'clock lunch-
con ct tho Inn complimentine Mrs.
GALLOWAY, Mrs. Watson and Mrs. !. A.
Lahf. past worthy grand matron Of
the state chapter. The table was ap-
pointed with orchid tapers In amber
glass holders and q floral centerpiece
OF yellow tee roses and orchid hya-
cintnS. Covers were laid for 10 off,
GERS and honor guests.
During the afternoon proera Ia,
opening ct ; o'clock, Mrs. II. N. Deall.
worthy mAtron Of the Bismarck chap
Ter, gave the address Of welcome. TO
which Mrs. Anne Hendrix, wilton.
responded. Reports Of the worthy
matrons and introduction Of past
worthy matrons and patrons OF the
1ive chapters completed the routine
business.
Receives Two Member
The local chapter affiliated Mrs.
Vaughn 8. Omodt Of Steele and Mrs.
Nan Magee Of Beach during its ex.
emplification Of tho affiliation serv.
Ice for which Mrs. Frank ]. Baven.
dick and Mrs. q. =. Wingreene sang
incidental solos.
Aiss winnifrsd Mcoillic, represent
ing the Mandan Rainbow Girls, pre-
sented rosebuds to Mrs. Galloway and
Mrs. Watson.
At the $50 o'clock banquet, musical
entertainment was provided BY Miss
Marguerite Kennedy, who played
sValse Caprice" by Newland. and by
the Bismarck Rainbow Girls sextet,
which sang the official Rainbow song,
by the Waters Of Minnetonka" and
Lift Thine Eyes," The sextet per.
sonnel includes the Misses Marjorie
Hawley, Ruth Christianson, Bernice
Ulmer. Bernice Peterson, Mary Louise
Nuessle, Peggy Jane ekeels and
Donna Jean Davis, accompanist. The
tables were eraced with yellow tapers
and bouquets OF jonquils.
Ritualistic exemplifications were
continued In the evening program.
Washbun Chapter No. 10l In DEM
onstrating balloting elected Mrs. Alice
Jones to receive the degrees. Nrs.
Galloway conducted the question box.
Other demonstrations given were:
opening Of chapter, Linton Chapter
No. 81: initiation, Queen Esther
Chapter No. 9, Mandan, whose can.
didates were Mrs. Hazel wilkinson
and Miss Esther Pierson: examina-
tion OF visitors, vesper Chapter No.
% Of Ha1en, and closing ceremony,
vesper chapter. Mrs. Frederick q.
Norris Of Mandan sang the solos for
the initiation ritual.
Mrs. Targart Soloist
Miss Phyllis Wolverton Of Bis.
marck, member Of the Linton
chapter, was i'll and was unable to
sing as was planned. Mrs. w. J. Tar.
CART contributed two vocal solos.
Presentation Of gifts concluded the
ceremonies. The district presented
gifts to Mrs. Galloway and Mrs. wat
son, Mrs. Laura Edahl, associate
worthy matron Of the Bismarck chap
ter, and llrs. Henry Klein, past
worthy mAtron Of the Ha1en chap
ter, making the first and second
presentations, respectively. Mrs. Frank
McGillic Of Nandan gave Mrs. Wat
son q gift In behalf OF the Mandan
chapter.
Refreshments were served to the
guests following the Close Of the
meeting