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EASTERN PRESBYTERIAN

EASTERN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, 600 Maryland avenue
NE, Rev. Elwood F. Reeves, jr,
minister in charge. Charles w.
Guest, director of the vested senior
choir, assisted by junior choir, di-
rected by Mrs. John Vincent, will
present the following Christmas
music tomorrow:
Prelude, "A Christmas Eve Memory"
Wilson
Organ and piano.
Anthem There Were Shepherds,
Anthem: For Unto Us a Child Is u,,
Anthem. "Hallelujah Chorus" Handel
The quartet is composed of Amelia
Shorday, soprano: Violet Breeding,
contralto; Edward Wise, tenor; Mar
lin Smith, bass; Nellie M. Sacrey,
organist; Mrs. William Vincent,
pianist.
7:45 PM.
At the evening service the quar-
tet and choir will give the Christmas
cantata, THE Manager and the
Star" by Stults, assisted by the
Junior choir with Christmas carols.
METROPOLITAN PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHURCH, Fourth and B
streets Sc, Paul De Long Gable,
minister of music. Christmas will be
observed with two services tomorrow
at which the following musical pro-
grams will be given:
Morning.
Anthem. 10! How Rose Praetorius
Soprano solo. The Birthday of N ktHE,"
Cynthia Jaeger
Anthem. nHaTk! What Mean Thss ,a,,. 80.
Tenor solo, "Cantique de Noel Adam
Gene Baker.
Anthem, "Jesu Banding -Yon
Paul b. Gable. organist and choir director;
Mabel Bulloch, alto; Gene Baker. tenor.
IN" The Mar March n, Ct the Mas" Dubois S"ss
Postlude, IN Dulci Jubilo" -Candlyn
At 4:45 pm, program by the
Eastern High School Singers, di-
rected by Paul D. Gable:
Gloria il Exeslsis Dec" --Tr. FRENCH q,
% Little Town OF Bethlehem.
First trumpet. James Leeman; second trum-
pet, Dale Crowley; first trombone,
William Besketh: second trombone,
Chorus, Carol of the Bells Leontovich
Alto SOLO. No Candle Was There and
No Fire. - Lehman
Mary Bell.
Chorus, when Curtained Darkness"
Christensen
Solo and chorus. Birthday of a King"
Neidlinger
Cynthia Jaeger.
Quartet, "Jesu Bambino" Yon
La Verna Colson, Majorie Samperton
Paul Treynor. Lewis Ashhy.
Chorus, Two Christmas Carols'-
Bohemian Christmas Carol.
18th Century Christmas Carol
Solo and chorus. "Cantiaue de Noe"
Adam-Buck
La verna Colson.
Soprano solo, Nazareth ---Gounod
Carolyn McCurry.
Chorus, Hallelujah Chorus from THE
HYMN with congresation, "Adeste Fideiis."
(see PRESBYTERIAN, Page Aid
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COvENANT-FIRST ESBY-
TERRAIN CHURCH, Connecticut
avenue and N street NV; DR.. AL
bert J. Mccartney, minister; Theo-
dore Schaefer, minister of music;
Katharine Hansel, soprano; 1t.
Nancy Waugh, contralto; George
Barritt, tenor; 1t. q. g. Harold
Ronk, baritone, soloists. Christmas
will be celebrated with special musi-
cal programs tomorrow and Christ
mas eve as follows:
Tomorrow. IL AM.
Organ; From Heaven Above Pachelbsl
Anthem: 20 Thou That Tellest Good = =,
Response, 'Fanfare for Christmas
Carol, "Yeoman's Carol. ..,
onertory, THE Three ships TAYLOR
Organ. Finale from the Gothic SYM ,y,s..
Christmas Eve. IL PM.
Organ. Noel Suisse d'Aguin
prelude on 'Greensleaves" Purvis
Bohemian Christmas Cradle Song"
Carol. 20 Nightingale Awake"
Swiss arr. Dickinson
Rathbone
offertory. 20 Holy Night Adams
Davies
Orison, Silent Night ------ Gruber
Organ at the communion:
''Jesu. Joy of Mans Desiring" Bach
In Dulci Jubilo' ------D upre
Communion on a Noer' I---- Hure
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THE NATIONAL CITY CHRIS
TIAN CHURCH, Thomas Circle,
w. E. Braithwaite, director of music;
James B. Smiley. organist. At to-
morrow mornings service Edward
Defender will sing baritone solo
on the musical program given by
the chorus. The latter will sing
Franck's 1.-THE Virgin by the Manager"
and Woodlands 1.-THE Annuncia-
ton"
NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH, Carroll c. Roberts, min
lister: Earle B. Lowder, minister of
music; Morrison McCurdy, organist.
The Christmas portion of Handels
1.-THE Messiah" will be presented
tomorrow night at 7:45 o'clock by
a chorus of As voices and the fol-
lowing soloists: Dorothy Cecil,
Amelia Staples, Sara Lou Garrett,
Dorothy Wilson Halbach, Herbert
Cooper, William De Lancey and
David Manley. Victor Hef1in, violin
ist, will assist.
MOUNT RAINIER CHRISTIAN
CHURCH. At the morning service
tomorrow Vincents There Were
Shepherd" will be included in the
musical program. Holton's cantata,
The Chorus In the Skies" will be
(see CHRISTIAN. Page A-IS.]
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FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH, Tenth and G streets NV,
Howard Stone Anderson and Hubert
S. Beckwith, ministers; Whitford l..
Hall, minister of music; William F.
Watkins, .organist. At the II am.
service tomorrow, the following pro-
gram of music will be given:
Organ prelude
Christmas Pastorale" Pachelbel
% Come Emmanuel Walton
ofertory, 10. How Rose Fer BLOOMING"
Anthem. "carol of the Bells"
Christmas eve music festival,
1890 pm.
Organ. The Overture" (''The MessiahD.
Choir "Jesu. Thou Dear Babe Divine"
Solo, Rejoice Greatly, 9 6aushter Of Ai'I
Zion" c a,Tae Nae MssS Wa1tb b-Handel
Treble . ehoir' Bring Torch jeanette;
HaTp' The Return of the shsDSs asR r.r0i
William Truesdale Cameron.
Carol carol, of the Bells sukralnlan
"c fafsl Night" ysmss
"A JOYOUS Christmas sona"-----GeSasrt
or 5nTc, chS Si,a. improvisation on In
oaertorys Pastoral symphony" t'iThs
rrHm nasian The Holy city"---I hAsdasn,
How Far Is 1t to Bethlehem" shaw
The Song OF Mary" Fischer
20 Holy Night Adam
Harp. There's Sons in the Air"
Arr. Cameron
Treble choir. "Jesu Bambino'' Yon
Combined choirs "Hallelujah' C'"The
Messiah,,l Handel
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CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION;-
Twelfth street and Massachusetts,
avenue NV, DR.. Max Gushing, Or
ganist and choirmaster; Mary Allen,
soprano Grace E. Mehl, contralto;
Harold Tharp, tenor; George Stone
braker, baritone; William Donnelly,
bass, soloists. The musical program
for the 1880 o'clock service on
Christmas eve will be the follow
ing:
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HAMLINE METHODIS

= N = I I
CHURCH, Sixteenth and Allison
streets NV, DR.. H. w. Burgan,
minister; John H. Marville, director
of music; Kathryn Hill Rawls, Or
ganist; Ethel Sickles, soprano; Ma
bel Flehr, contralto; Capt. John r.
Baine. U. S. A, tenor; Mr.. Marville,
bass. Services with special Christ
mas music will be held tomorrow
and on Christmas eve, when the
following programs will be given:
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EPWORTH ME- THODIST
CHURCH, Thirteenth and North
Carolina avenue NE; James Allen
Dudley, pastor; Robert Ruckman,
organist and director. Christmas
win be observed with special musical
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ST. MARGARETS EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, Connecticut avenue and
Bancroft place NV, the Rev. Ar
mAnd Eyler, rector; Raymond e.
Rapp, organist and choirmaster;
Erna Embrey Garner, soprano; Vera
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WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL.
Elaborate musical programs have
been arranged for the Christmas
services to be given by the Cathe-
drai Choir of men and boys under
the direction of Ellis Variey. The
Christmas eve service will begin
with an organ recital at l0:45
o'clock by R. Wayne Dickson, assist
ant organist and choirmaster, as
follows:
Christmas " Dethier
when Angels From Heaven Came
''NoeI' -Daouin
"Jesu, Bambino'' " Yon
. Carols From Gallery-lI;I5 PM.
away in a Manager"
post Thou in Manager Lie" Noble
10 How g. Rose Praetorius
Holy Communicable 80 PM.
Professional, % Come, All Ye Faithful"
"Kyrie Eleison," nine-fold- Oldroyd
Break Forth, o Beauteous Heavenly
9f5 sss 7 f6vh hs s TR 81 Eons
Carols at the offertory-
20 My Dear Heart" Warlock
resentation;Doxology Old Hundredth
AA' - '',s iis'10 N' Mendelssohp
GLORIA fclS al in Exc SiIti'' ~ oidroyd
Benediction hymn Silent Night Holy
Recessional. 1T Came Upon the Mid
night Clear Carol
Amen Dresden
organ postlude, Finale to First sym Sym
phony' Malaualre
Christmas Day-Holy communion,
$50 am. Music by Junior choir, R,
Wayne DirkSen directing.
Introit hymn 20 Come All Ye Fs al h
Gloria Tibi, Laus Tibi'' galloway
20 LittlesFown of Bethlehem st. Louis
"sanctuSr Ss liza way
RessssI9nsl Angels from the ERE Realms
Holly Communion-11 AM.
PPssn DTs 80 deme Al Ye rathfa
Missa de sancta Maria Magdalena
Gradual hymn, Now Yield We Thanks
angels, From the Realms Of . Glory San. =.
Anthem, "Jesu. Joy Of Mans Desiring,
Presentation. All Things Come of nu.
Here Betvixt Ass and Oxen Mild
Geyaert
"Sanctus," "Agnus Del"
Mssa de Sancta Maria Magdalena
Gloria in Excelsis'
Missa de Sancta Maria Magdalena
Recessional The First Novel; the
Angel Did Say" the First Noel
Amen Dresden
Organ postude. I'm Dulce Jubio' Bach
ST. JOHNS CHURCH, Lafayette
Square. The following musical pro-
grams will be used in the services
-, ,olaL,ro+;o,, of tl,o Cnric+ ~ a lido.
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SHRINE OF THE SACRED
HEART. Sixteenth street and Park
road NV, the Rev. James A. Srnyth,
pastor. A solemn high mass will be
celebrated at midnight on Christmas
eve with musical program, begin
ming at 1880 pm, as follows:
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CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY,
the Rev. Charles w. Sheerin, rector;
Adolf Torovsky, organist and choir
master; soloists, Carolyn Bowling,
Marion Schoch, Ambrose Durkin
and Louis Annis. Christmas will be
celebrated with special musical
program Christmas eve, preceded by
a half hour recital on the McKim
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BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH.
Second street and Rhode Island ave-
nue. NV, the Rev. M. P. German
minister. The Christmas music dur
ing tomorrow's service will be as
follows:
Organ prelude, Christmas" Guilmant
Hymn, 'Hark. the Herald Angels Sing"
MendelSsohn
Anthem, March of the Three Kings
Provincial Carol
Anthem. when Joy Bells Ring" Hoiton
Glory" Smart
organ oHertory Lullaby. Brahms
Anthem, Holy Art Thou CLargo"),
Handel
Anthem, Sleep, My Little Jesus" Wheeler
Hymn, 20 Come, All Ye Faithful"
Wades Cantus Diversi
Organ postlude, March OF the Magi."
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BETHESD PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, Wilson lane and Claren-
don road, Bethesda, Md, the Rev.
James S. Albertson, minister; Phebe
Slime, soloiSt and choir director;
Richard E. Beale, organist In OBJ
servance of Christmas the following
musical programs will be presented
during the two services tomorrow:
Organ prelude. christmas ..
Solo, Voices OF the Sky" Matthews
June HUFF.
Anthem. Angels Der the Fields"
Solo psrts-Mrs. William o. Baker and
Postlude. Shepherds Carol ------- Chubb
SPIN. CandieliEht Service.
organ prelude, Christmas Fantasia"
Hopkins
Sing" Mendelssohn
Anthems:
g Come Emmanuar' Arr. Eimo ore
There Were Shepherds Vincent
The Echo Carol Arr. Whitehead
Beautiful Saviour" Arr Christensen
Thee 6rsto With Tender Care" 'christma R,c,
Solos. Away in a Manger'' Luther
Gertrude Ann Bonnet.
90 Holy Night" ----A Adam
Phebe Slime
Quartet. What Child Is This?' Stainer
Mrs. Ernest A: Graves, Mrs. sigurd An
Robert Hulburt.
Postlude. Carol Medley"
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ST. DAvID'S CHAPEL, st. AL
bans parish, Mary Minge wilkins,
organist and choir director. Incl
dental solos will be taken by Eugenia
Reed, soprano, and Frank A. San
derson, baritone, in the musical pro-
gram arranged for Christmas eve.
II pm, consisting of the following
selections:
CaroJ service-
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ST. JOHNS CHURCH. Lafayette
Square. The following musical pro-
grams will be used in the services
in celebration of the Christmastide:
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Soloists-Estelle Hunt Dean, So
prano; 1t. Helen M. Bokina, U. S.
N. R., contralto; Albert v. Llufrio.
tenor; Louis Espanolini, baritone:
Mary Louise Sullivan, organist and
director.
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e EPISCOPAL, Page A
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WILSON MEMORIAL METHOD
IST CHURCH, 756 Eleventh street
Sc. On Christmas eve from II to
IL the following program will be
played on the organ: Adams Can
tique de Noel" d'Aquin's Noel on
the Flutes" Dubois Noel"
d'Aquin's Noel in G Major" Yon's
"Gesu Bambino." Combined with
Christmas carols sung by the con-
gregation: 20 Little Town of Beth
lehem," Silent Night" "Harken
All, What Holy Singing" 1.-THE First
Noel" 20 Come, All Ye Faithful
Anthem by Vincent, There Were
Shepherds" and Eccleston's Fan
tasy on Carols" will close the mu-
steal program. Elmer Moreau,
tenor, will sing "Cantinque de Noel"
during the offertory.
(See METHODIST, PAGE A-I2J
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tsee METHODIST, Page A-12)
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OOKLAND BAPTIS T
CHURCH, Sixteenth and Monroe
streets NE, DR.. Gage L. McGloth-
len. pastor; Margaret L. Bingham,
choir director; Flora Bennett. Or
ganist; Vivian Shinn, violinist, guest
soloist at the evening service. Music
at the services tomorrow will be as
follows:
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LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL
CHURCH, Fourteenth and N streets
NV, l.. Ralph Tabor, pastor.
Christmas will be observed with a
service at II o'clock tomorrow and
on Christmas eve with the following
programs:
Tomorrow.
Organ prelude. Nazareth" Gounod
Anthems. Beside the Cradle Here I
Stand" -- Bach
Beautiful Saviour Christensen
Hymns, 20 Come, 0 Come. Emmanuel"
''Hark, the Herald Angels Sing"
20 Little Town of Bethlehem.
Christmas Eve. II PM.
Organ preludes, "Pastorale' in four
movements ,,------------ Bach
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Tomorrow, IL AM.
Anthem, For Unto Us Child Is
Born Handel
Anthem, What Child Is This?" MARRIOTT
Anthem, Noel Wilson
Scloists Jane Hunt and Mary Ellen Reber
Christmas Eve, IL PM.
Anthem. "Joseph's Carol" Marryott
Chancel Choir. John F. Willmott soloiSt.
Anthem, Christmas Marryott
Young Peoples Choir.
Anthem, Lullaby on Christmas Eve"
Christensen
Chancel Choir, Betha Leone Ebby soloist.
Anthem, Shepherds Awake" -------D Davis
Ladies' Chorus.
Anthem, "Hallelujah Chorus" Handel
Chancel Choir.
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Mrthnhiat

ALDERSGATE THODIST
CHURCH, 3038 @ street NV, Row.
land Snyder. director of music; Rus
sell McKeever. guest organist. Christ
mas will be observed with two
services tomorrow at which the fol-
lowing musical programs will be
given:
II AM.
Organ prelude "Tidings of JOY"
Bach-Clokey
Choral anthem, ''Sing, Heavens" Tours
Soprano solo. ''GeSu Bambino'' Yon
Anne GrubbS
Organ postlude, Rejoice Beloved
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NORTH WASHINGTON BAP-
list CHURCH. The following
musical programs will be heard at
the morning and evening services
tomorrow:
Professional hymn. % Come All Ye
Prelude. overture to 1.-THE Messiah"
Hymn, Joy to the World The Lord
Hymn, "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing"
Ofertory. "A Rose Bursts Forth"
Anthem. 1.-THE Birthday of King,
Incidental solo by sergt. Howard
Patton, baritone.
Hymn. 20 Little Town of Bethlehem"
Postlnde. "Halelujah Chorus from
Evening.
Prelude. Bethlehem --------- Mailing
Ofertory, Nazareth" ----- Gounod
Christmas cantata, THE Infant Holy"
Sung by the choir. Solo parts will be
sung by Dorothy Duncan, soprano;
Virginia Patton, contralto: John Fir
min, tenor, and Sergt. Howard Patton.
possiaS.i "eos.lg.!as on an old .,,,.n.
(see BAPTIST, Page A-l2o
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PETWORTH METHODIST

Pc WOR TH METHODIST
CHURCH, Grant Circle and New
Hampshire avenue N.W.-At the II
o'clock service tomorrow morning
the senior choir will sing Christmas
Morn" by Wild, and Balfe's trio,
I'm Bethlehem Town"
At the O'Clock service the three
choirs will present the annual
Christmas carol service. The senior
choir will be heard~in York's Sing
We All, Noel" the junior choir in
Crawford's L Saw Three Ships
A-Sailing" and the combined choirs
will sing Christians Awake, Salute
the Morn
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CHEVY CHASE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. Chevy Chase Circle,
Charles E. Stebbins. director; Ken
meth w. Frisbie, organist. Special
programs of Christmas music at the
services tomorrow and Christmas
eve are as follows:
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METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL

METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL
METHODIST CHURCH, Nebraska
and New Mexico avenues, DR.. Ed
ward G. Latch, minister; George
Harold Miller, director; Mrs. James
iShera Montgomery, organist. Iden-
teal musical programs will be given
tomorrow at 9 and II am. at the
services in celebration of Christmas,
with a candlelight service held on
Christmas ave
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TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Piney Branch road and Dahlia
streets NV, the Rev. Reno S. Harp,
(See EPISCOPAL. Page AIN
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TIVE MOUNT pTFASANT rON.

Treble choir "Jesu Bambino'' Yon
Combined choirs "Hallelujah" CThe
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street NV, Lawrence w. Freude,
organist. Special Christmas music
will be presented at both services
tomorrow at II am. and 8 pm.
The evening service will be an elab-
crate program of Christmas music
presented by the quartet: Fannie
Shreve Heartsill, soprano; H. Make
Koontz, contralto; Richard Hen
bricks, tenor; Frederick Shaeffer,
bass. Other music both vocal and
instrumental will be given by Edith
Kelley, soprano; Louise Munsey,
contralto; j. Joseph O'Donnen,
tenor; Thomas Costiggini, tenor;
John j. Mcmahon, jr., bass; Ray
mond Wright. violinist, and Neal
Bozarth, hutist.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-27
CLUB NOTES
Sgt. Gixxi WedS
 EInrWOOd Girl

Mas Rosalyn 0ugliemetti, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Anthony Gug- lielmetti, Emwood, and Sergeant Alessio Gizzi, U. s. Marine Corps, son of the late MT. and Mrs. AlesSio Gizzi, Oak street, were united in marriage Saturday, March 10, ct St. Bridget's church, Elmwood. Rev. Raymond Kennedy oflciated.
 The bride, who was presented in marriage by her father, was attired In Q satin gown with 6 fitted bodice and full skirt, cut entrain and demi-hat trimmed with white plumes from which fell Q long veil. She carried a bouquet of gardeniaS centered with an orchid.
 Miss Madeline Guglielmetti as her sisters maid of honor, wore an ice blue ensemble similar in design to that of the bride and carried col- onial bouquet of spring overs. Corp oral Louis Gizzi, U. s. Marine Corps, twin brother of the bridegroom, act- ed as best man.
 For her wedding trip to New York City, the bride selected a beige gab- ardine suit. brown fur coat and brown accessories. Sergeant and Mrs. GiZzi will reside at Klamath Falls, Ore, where he is stationed. He and his twin brother recently returned after serving IS months in the south Pacific.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-27
AnxiHa1yNameS New Officers

Nomination and election of of- ficers were held last night at g meeting of It. Shea Auxiliary, Vet erans of Foreign Wars, at Mechan- ics hall, East Main street. The meeting followed dinner at Bro- phys restaurant in honor of Mrs Ella Brennan, New Haven, district president of the organization.
 Officers elected include: President, Mrs. Ann Cimaitis; senior vice. president, Mrs. Mabel Winters; Reed; treasurer, Mrs. Ellen Sheehan, junior vice president, Mrs. Lillian Mrs. Augusta Espelin; con. ductress, Mrs. Mary Clarke; guard, Mrs. Elizabeth Hockert; first trus- tree, Mrs Conlon; delegate to the county council, Mrs. Julia Cooley, alternate, Mrs. Margaret Geisen.
 Mrs. Pauline Conlon is the out going president
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-27
Chapter InStGHS
 Ne1C Officers

Mrs. Agnes c. Finlay was inducted into office as worthy matron, and Thomas Finlay, Jr., was inducted as worthy patron, of Good Will chapter, No. 112, Order of Eastern Star, Thursday evening at Semi-pub- lie installation ceremonies held at Masonic temple.
 Others installed were: associate matron, Mrs. Martha c. Cady; as- sociate patron, Floyd E. Cady; sec- retary, Mrs. Marion V. Doolittle; treasurer, Miss Ruth M. Parker; conductress, Mrs. Mildred R.. Wright: associate conductress, Mrs. Arthurine D. Moehl; chaplain, Mrs. Viola J. Brown; marshal, Mrs. Elizabeth M. Schiller; organist, Mrs. Elsie F. Alexander; Adah, Mrs. Rowena H. Avery; Ruth, Mrs. Mill lian c. Johnson; Esther, Mrs. Mill dred L. Paulsen; Electa, Miss Mar fgaret E. Beers; warder, Mrs. Flor ence E. Sickmund; sentinel; Mrs. Mary N. Brandely, past matron.
 Installing officers were: Past Grand Matron, Mrs. Ruth A. Jones; right worthy grand trustee of the General Grand Chapter, officiating as installing grand matron; Past Patron George R. Angrave, assistant installing Grand Chapter officer; Past Matron Mrs. Jeanette Parsons, installing grand chaplain; Past Matron Mrs. Martha w. Angrave installing grand marshal; Past Pa- tron Frederick w. Wilson, install ing grand organist; Mrs. Elizabeth Schiller, grand soloist.
 Past matron and past patron jewels from the chapter were pre- sented to Mrs. Marjory O. Wells, retiring worthy matron, and Frank lin A. Wells, retiring worthy patron, by Mrs. Martha w. An- grave, past matron, and George R. Angrave, past patron.
 Committees appointed by Mrs. Finlay to serve during the coming year are: Cheer, Mrs. Martha Cady, Mrs. Marjory c. Wells and Miss Aida Greer; publicity, Mrs. Mildred R. Wright; historian, Mrs. Florence Dalton; instructress, Mrs. Martha Angrave, past matron; official host esses: Mrs. Angrace, Mrs. Mary N. Brandely, past matron, Mrs. Bar bara Howell, past matron, and Mrs. Marjory c. Wells.
 Also: Finance, Mrs. Martha Cady, Floyd Cady, Mrs. Mildred R. Wright, Louis Brandely, past patron, and Mrs. Marion w. Doolittle; auditing, Mrs. Martha C. Cady and Louis Brandely; ways and means, Mrs. Arthurine D. Moehl
 In charge of refreshments are: April, Mrs. Beryle Caine; May, Mrs. Arthurine D. Moehl; June, Mrs. Marjory c. Wells. The en- tertainment will be under the direction of April, Thomas Fin lay. Jr., worthy patron; May, Mrs. Dorothy Hockert; June, Mrs. Mar tha w. Angrave.