REBEKAH INSTALLATION

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 20919, 20 October 1942, Page 5

REBEKAH INSTALLATION

The fortnightly meeting of the Gis-1 borne Rebekah Lodge, N.B, held re- 1 cently in the Oddfellows Hall, Derby street, was well attended, the N.G., Sister Kelly, being in the chair. A few members were reported sick. Letters were received from brothers overseas thanking the sisters for their parcels. An installation ceremony was conducted by Mr.' H. Wilcox, D.D.G.M., accompanied by Messrs. E. Somerville and C. Harvey, Grand Lodge repre-

sentatives, and assisted by the P.G., I Sister Foster, Sisters Hail, Clay, | O’Connell, Wells, Ryan, Hislop and Wilcox. The following sisters were installed: P.N.G., Sister Kelly; N.G., 'Sister Hitchcock; V.G., Sister Morley; ! financial secretary, Sister Barradell, IP.G.; recording secretary, Sister 'Foster. P.G.: treasurer. Sister Sutton, IP.G.; chaplain, Sister Walker; warden, Sister A. Harvey; conductor, Sister L. Cornelius; musician, Sister Goldsmith; '.RSN.G., Sister Wilcox, P.G.; L.S.N.G., Sister Hollis; R.S.V.G., Sister L. Masejmann; L.S.V.G.. Sister V. Masemann; ! 1.G., Sister O’Connell, P.G.; 0.G., 'Sister Prince, P.G.; M.C., Sister Clay, P.G. > 1 After the business had been conI eluded a dainty supper was served and -the usual toasts honoured.