The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-01-17
Rainbow Officers
Installed Before
Large Gathering

Before a very large crowd, Miss
Norma Burford, retiring Worthy
Advisor, Saturday night installed
the new officers of the Order of
Rainbow for Girls for the coming
term. Miss Burford assisted by Mar
ilyn Merritt, Installing Chaplain
Adrianne Glass, Installing Mar
shall; Pat Shaffer, Installing Musi-
clan, and Doris McEachran. In
stalling Recorder.
The following officers were in
stalled:
Worthy Advisor, Margaret Clark
Associate Worthy Advisor, Beverly
LEVERS Charity, Betty Bonnet;
Hope, Alfredo Fleek Faith, Evelyn
Spain; Recorder, Erna Meier; Trea-
surer, Lane Rolf; Chaplain, Mary
Margaret Vending; Drill Leader,
Mary Sporting.
Love, Helen Isaac; Religion, Thel-
ma McCorkle; Nature, Ada Burns;
Immortality, Rosie Maier; Fidelity,
Lucille Goetz; Patriotism, Dawn
Chapman; Service, Connie Davis;
Confidential Observer, Claire Oh
son; Outer Observer, Joyce Smith;
Musician, Dorothea Hendrickson;
Choir Director, Bertha Ling; Flag
Bearer, Anna Nielsen; Standard
Bearer, Ann Thompson: Keepers of
Paraphernalia, Roma Farger and
Pat Sey: Keeper of Jewels, Bonnie
McNab; Page, Sheila MacSpadden.
Choir: Carolyn Hynes, Pat Balog,
Phyllis Turner, Jane Bailey, Doris
Graves, Marilyn Jewett, Lily Ann
Maurstad, Harriet Stonehouse, Lois
Haired, Lorene Krause, Nathalie
Bailey, Claire Folta, Barbara Jae-
gel, Pat Davis.
After her installation as Worthy
Advisor, Margaret Clark was pre-
sented with a telegram and corsage
from her parents, who at present
are residing in Ketchikan.
Miss Burford also installed Mrs.
Edward Sweeney as Mother Advisor
for the new year, and Miss Mar
guerite Shaw as Associate Mother
/ Advisor. The new Advisory Board
was introduced and installed as fol-
| lows:
/ Mrs. Janice MacSpadden, Worthy
Matron of Juneau Chapter of the
Eastern Star; Mrs. Gladys Stabler,
Chairman of the Board Mrs Lynna
! Holland, Secretary; Mrs. Amanda
Cook, Mrs. Ruth Folta, Mrs. Mary
jeanette Cowling, Mrs. Evelyn
Kronquist, Douglas Representative;
Maurice S. Whittier, j. w. LEVERS.
Jack Fragher, Representative from
Masonic Lodge.
Mrs. Merle Janice Pitts, accom-
panied by Mrs. Carol Berry Davis,
delighted those present with a solo
following the installation of the
Worthy Advisor and one after the
installation of the Mother Advisor.
Mrs. Belle Burford, retiring Asso-
ciate Mother Advisor, awarded merit
bars to those girls who had earned,
through service, the required num-
Der of points, or who had a per-
feet attendance record for the year.
On behalf of the Assembly, Mrs.
Sweeney presented Miss Burford
with her past officers ring as a
small reward for service rendered
by her throughout her years OF
membership, and reminded her that
while this appeared to be the end
of Rainbow work for her, it was in
reality just the beginning, for the
principles taught by Rainbow en-
dure forever and she would find
from time to time many opportuni-
ties to perform services in the name
lof Rainbow.
Mrs. Cowling, on behalf of the
Advisor Board, presented a gift of
appreciation to Mrs Belle Burford
who served so admirably as Asso-
ciate Mother Advisor during the
past year, and Mrs. Stabler, Chair
man of the Advisory Board, pre-
sented Mrs. Sweeney with a lovely
bouquet as token of the Board
appreciation of her service
The dance which followed the in
stallation was we'll attended and
very much enjoyed. During inter-
mission punch and cookies were
served and Miss Lois Haired, &C
companied by Miss Beverly LEVERS,
sang two numbers which were well
received.
The next meeting of the Assem-
bly, will be Saturday night, January
90 at 7:30 o'clock, at which time
the new officers will initiate four