The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-28
Rainbow For Girls
Install Officers

A formal meeting of Wilmington
Assembly number II, order OF the
Rainbow for Girls "a held in the
Masonic Temple Thursday evening
at 700. The temple hall was taste
fully decorated with evergreens
and candles. Miss Mary Alice
Rhodes, a Past Advisor, presided
at the meeting. In a most credit
able manner, the outgoing officers
conferred the Degrees of the Order
upon Miss Evelyn Bowers as
active candidate.
Following the initiation service,
the officers elected and appointed
to serve the Assembly FOR the en-
sueing term we're installed. Those
invited to participate in the Install
lation ceremony were: Grand In
stalling Officer, Mrs. F. D. Flick,
Mother Advisor of the Assembly;
Grand Marshall, Miss Frances
Heidi, Past Advisor; Grand Chap
lain Miss Virginia Hatch, Past
Advisor; Grand Recorder, Miss
Frances Edens; and Grand Mu-
sician, Miss Myrtle Futrelle.
Those elected to serve the AS
sembly for the ensueing term are
as follows: Worthy Advisor, Miss
Evelyn Futrelle; Worthy Associate
Advisor, Miss Evelyn Billiard;
sister of Charity, Miss Margaret
Wright; Sister of Hope, Miss 10
Anne Snead; Sister of Faith, Miss
Dora Nell Pitts; Secretary, Miss
Barbara Canady; Treasurer, Miss
Frances .Edens.
Those appointed for the ensueing
term are as follows: Drill Leader,
Miss Maxine Pridgeon; Chaplain,
Miss Margaret Holmes; Sister OF
Love, Miss Mildred Wolff; Sister
of Religion, Miss Betty Kerr;
Sister of Nature, Miss Josephine
Hollemon; Sister of Immortality,
Miss Betty White; Sister of Fidal-
ity, Miss Katherine Brown; Sister
of Patriotism, Miss Jackie Hewitt;
Sister Of Service, Miss Sally Hoch-
aday.
The officers were presented in
rainbow formation facing the East.
Miss Evelyn Futrelle, Incoming
Worthy Advisor, was presented be-
fore the Altar where she took the
VOWS of her office and was pre-
sented the jewel of her office. She
was then conducted to her station
in the East. Each of the remaining
officers were presented before the
Altar for installation and were
then conducted to their proper
stations.
Inner observer, Mi S S Madaline
Weaver. outer observer, Miss Jane
Moore, pianist, Miss Myrtle Fut-
relle and choir director. Miss Jane
Smith. A talk was made by Mrs.
Flick in which she stressed the re-
sponsibility of each officer and
urged every member to cooperate
with the new officers. High tribute
was paid to Miss Evelyn Futrelle
for her outstanding work to the
assembly during her past Rainbow
career. In accepting the gavel
Miss Futrelle expressed her ap-
probation for the honor conferred
upon her and pledged her CO.
operation and earnest effort in dis
charging the responsibilities Of the
Assembly. She expressed appreci-
alton to the Mother Advisor and
those who have helped to make her
past Rainbow career a pleasant
one. She appointed the standing
committees for the ensueing term
which + as follows: Love and
Service, Miss Evelyn Billiard;
librarian, Miss 10 Anne Snead;
publicity, Miss Margaret Wright;
Telephone chairman, Miss Joseph
inc Hollemon and Miss Maxine
Pridgeon.
A formal close followed the In
stallation service. The next regular
meeting will be held on February
IL. A special program has been
planned and the meeting will be
dedicated to the first station of the
Rainbow, Love.