The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-30
NEW EASTERN STAR
 OFFICERS ELECTED
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(Continuad from Page l.) retain their positions, are listed as follows:
 Mrs. Evelyn J. Lounsbury of Branford, Grand Marshal; Mrs. Cornelia P. Ledgard of Glastonbury, Grand Organist; Mrs. Ethel F. Da- mery of Watertown, Grand Adah; Mrs. M. Ethel Jolly of Madison, Grand Ruth; Mrs. Agnes c. Wilson of Torrington, Grand Esther; Mrs. Loantha H. Barton of West Haven, Grand Martha; Mrs. Edna Sharpe of South Woodstick, Grand Electa; Mrs. Catherine M. Rux of Ridge field, Grand Warder and Mrs. Har- riet Burwell of Winsted, Grand Secretary. Emeritus.
 A report of the board of directors was also read at the session today bv Dr. Frederick Marggraff, Past Grand Patron, of Waterbury. Re" norts of the following committees were submitted to the convention: implication, printing, education fraternal correspondence anu ap. peals and grievances.
 This noon at the Elton the secre- taries' luncheon took place under fine direction of Mrs. Ida B. Nixon.
 The program for this afternoon and evening is listed as follows:
 Grand Chapter Called to order Mrs. Mabel E. Hitchcock. P. G. M.
 Solo: "Ioming"-Del Riego-Mrs. Maude Kenworthy (95).
 Report of committees: Jurispru- dence, finance, banquets, ball. sec retaries' luncheon, courtesies, guests housing. Me"-Dvorak.
 New Business.
 Hymn, No. 4-"Softly NOW the Light of Day..
 Recess.
 Organ and Piano: "Panis Angel- cus"-Cesar Franck. Cornelia P. Ledgard, Grand or" ganist, and Adelene Russell.
 Grand Chapter Called to Order Mrs. Frances A. Geer, P. G. M.
 Hymn, No. 5-"Day is Dying m the Vest.
 Address - Mrs. Frances Haun, Most Worthy Grand Matroa. Viking Song"-Cole- Taylor.
 Miscellaneous Business.
 Duet-"On Wings of Music, Men delssohn-Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Allen.
 Renewal of Obligation Worthy Grand Patron.
 Tendr Solo-"If With All Your Hearts, Ye Truly Love Me"-from Elijah.
 Gift Ceremony and Quartette- "At Parting"-MacD Dowell.
 Retiring March and Recess for Installation.
 Installation of Grand Officers:- Installing Grand Officer-Mrs. Har- riet I. Burwell, F. c. M; Grand Marshal, Mrs. K. Alma Osborn, F. e. M.: Grand Chaplain, Mrs. Ruth Angrave Jones, J. P. c. M.; Grand Organist, Miss Marianne Bartram, P. M.: Grand Warder, Mrs. Ely F. Small, P. NJ; Grand Sentinel, James Russell, P. F.; Soloist, Mrs. Isabelle Reynolds, P. G. M.
 presentation of Grand Jewels, Mrs. Ida B. Nixon, P. c. M.; Mrs. K. Alma Osborne, P. C.. M.
 Appointment of Committees.
 Quartette:: "The Long Day Closes" Sir Arthur Sullivan.
 Closing Ceremonies.
 Hymn, No. 6-"Saviour, Again to Thy Dear Name We Raise.
 Presentation of Gifts. Social Function
 The ball last evening at Temple hall was marked by an imposing grand march. after which a concert took place featuring Nora Fauchald Morgan, soprano, assisted by George Morgan of Taft school at the piano.
 Addresses were given by Mrs. Ruth Angrave Jones and by Alfred Westcott of New Haven. Following this a special committee appointed yesterday morning brought in a re- port at the afternoon meeting which was referred to the committee on jurisprudence. All other committee reports were postponed, as were the reports of the grand secretary and the grand treasurer.
 The afternoon session yesterday was called to order by Mrs. Clara Georgia Gillespie. past grand ma- tron of Unionville. Telegrarns and greetings were read, then Mrs. Grace Chidsey of East Haven, past grand matron and supreme inspec- tor, was introduced and made 6 short response.
 Businees Postponed
 George Haines, superintendent Of the Masonic home in Wallingford, was introduced, and also made brief remarks. Addresses by Mrs. Jones and Asr. Westcott followed. The rec port of Mrs. Mabel D. Parsons Of Hartford, chairman of the auditing committee, and 0f the special oons- lnittee, named in the morning, cons A.ssa Aa.a nammas.saa NNIRsz 4maaA ne& Ala 4,