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Miss Dorothy Shugart Is Installed Worthy Advisor of Rainbow Girls in Impressive Ceremony SaturdayMl* Dorothy 8hugart wag teatalle* worthy advisor of the Ame* alterably. Order of Rainbow for Girls In an unusually lovely ceremony Saturday evening in the Masonic temple in the presence of more than 250 members of the Eastern Star and Masonic JodgeB and Rainbow Girla and friends. Miss Shugart succeeds Miss Ruth Bates.At this time Mrs. Violet Robinson was installed mother advisor of Rainbow Girls to succeed Mrs. Hilda Been who has for the past five years given generously of her time and service as leader ofthese girls In the teen age. Mrs. Been was recently Installed as, worthy matron of Laura chapter,) Order of the Eastern Star.MORE MORE InT .Installing officers for the evening were Wanda Mecasky, installing worthy advisor; Caroline Palmer, chaplain; Caroline Downey, musician; Ruth Bates, marshall; Dorothea Dunagan, 'secretary; These girls were escorted to their positions by E. F. Burton. G. C. Fancher, F. E. Been, J. B. Kooser and A. W. Minott.Officers installed are: Dorothy Shugart, worthy advisor; Mary Meyers, associate worthy advisor; Betty Lee Morris. Charity; Jean Gilchrist, Hope; Betty Jean Robinson, Faith; Mary Minott, drill leader: Helen Inglk*, secretary; Mary Schweiger, treasurer; Helen Farnl, chaplain; Betty Cushing, love; Barbara Penney, religion; Marjorie Davis, Nature; Caroline Nelson, immortality;-'Mary Jane Morris, fidelity; Anne Miller, patriotism; Elaine McCracken, ‘ser; vice. Marjorie Griffith, confidential observer; Betty Ikerd, outer observer; Marabeth Paddock, musician; Yvonne Hewitt. Barbara Caine, choir directors; Helen Taylor, page ?Jrs. Violet Robinson, mother advisor. - -Rainbow board members installed. Mrs. E. F. Burton, Mrs, Walter Morris, Mrs. Georgia Walkey. Mrs. A. W. Minott, Mrs. John rii-land, Mrs. Helen Bates, Mrs. Flora Miller, Mrs. Bertha Springsirig, rs. Grace Zanias. Mrs. Sadie Cole and Miss Katharine Tiehl, J. B-Kooser, Roy Roudcbusb, U. S. Griffith, L. W. Van Patten. G. C. *ran-cher, Roy Cottrill. Earl Raynes, Earl Been. Claude W. Smith, Frank Dickinson, Dr. F. E. Robin-| tain i ! Lake, i The [er DeiI Iowa Marsh genera I Ames,sie M.gorerriuewiwstltuliitee foi flower The societ} heard ernor nor of The societj 3u, 19;son.MondayDrama Div. A.W.C.3.P.W. Club .Louise Crawford P. T. A.Tuesday Burns Club Party.Drama Dlv. F.W.C.Tucs. Bridge Luncheon Club. I.O.O.F. Lodge.Whittier P.T.A.Bon Temps Club.Book Exchange.Progressive Bridge Club.Div. of Legislation F. W. C. Sans Souci Club.D. U. V. Installation.Readers Cinb.M. M. Craft Club.Tri-Delt Alliance..Wednesday B. P. W- Club.Bible Literature F. W. C. Natuie Study Dlv. F. W. C. Neewollah Club.Book and Basket Club.Si Moizel Club.ThursdayRebekah Lodge.Jr. Farm Bureau. Congregational Auxiliary.In the state of Iowa will hold its regular meeting at tbe home of Mrs. Louis B. Schmidt, assistant general, 2802' Leek street, Ames, Saturday, Jau. 29 at 1:31) p. m. for the regular transactipn of business and consideration of lineage records.Special committees will report their plans for the observance of the tenth anniversary of Iowa society and the celebration of theThe lights were turned low as one hundred fiftieth anniversarythe worthy advisor was escorted to the altar where she took her pledges by the flickering light of candles held by a group of girls who formed a half circle .behind her. As she proceeded to the east the girls formed a lighted aisle thru which she passed.Miss June Dudgeon sang '•‘toy Task, and Marilyn McGuire presented Miss Shugart with a bouquet of American Beauty roses, from the assembly. Miss Dudgeon then sang Love Brings a Gltt ofRoses.As the rays were-installed Miss Dugeon sang In the Garden of Tomorrow.” and durin,. the install-' ating of the chaplain Sweet Hour of Prayer.” She sang “That Wonderful Mother of Mine,” as Mrs: Robinson was installed. Miss Helen Baird accompanied at the piano.The following committees named by tbe worthy advisor were announced as follows; Sick committee, Mrs. H. R. Cummings, Dorothy Todd. Marjorie Smith; auditing, J. B. Kooser, Virginia Vaoc~, Barbara Taylor; rummage. Mrs. Walter Morris, Jean Griffith, Sannas Fen-ly; Bow Ties reporter. Helen Baird; point recorder. Patsy Galli-gan.During the evening merit bars were presented and a short program was given including a comedy skit A Day in the Old Ladies Home.” by Helen Allen and Helen Alexander and two numbers on the guitar by Bonnie Lou Ackland.A fireside dance was held after the ceremony in the dining room and light refreshments were served.♦ # ♦of tbe formation of the United States constitution. Mrs. Charles H. Humphreys, Boone, governor of the Iowa society will preside.The state officers who expect to attend the hoard meeting other than the governor are Mrs. 0. W. Strine, Eoone, secretary; Mrs. Sarah Paine Hoffman, Iowa City, historian; Mrs. W. C. Herron, Des Moines, treasurer; Miss Amelia Sherman, M. D., national surgeon; Irving H. Hart, Cedar Falls, cap-Scirtob Ha. FOne teresti bier’s ternoo Curtis Roll gems i Mrs. uary Scroll. 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Ames Daily Tribune Times
Ames, Iowa, US
Mon, Jan 24, 1938
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