News: Greenwood – Beavers/Queens Officer Inst. (18 Jan 1910)

Transcriber: stan@wiclarkcountyhistory.org 

Surnames: Hartson, Van Voorhis, Palms, Volk, Thrapp, Dingley, Warner, Varney, Trapper, Armstrong, Schofield, Baker, Haglund

----Source: Greenwood Gleaner (Greenwood, Clark Co., Wis.) 03 Feb 1910

Tuesday evening, January 18, 1910 the Beaver and Queens held open installation at the M.W.A. Hall. H. H. Hartson, in an impressive manner, duly installed the following officers: M.W.B., Harry E. Hartson; M.W.Q., Rose Van Voorhis; W.C. George Van Voorhis; W.S, Nellie Palms; W.T. Jacob Volk; W.P., Alta Hartson; W.G., L. A. Thrapp; Queen of Love, Mary Dingley; Queen of Faith, Mary Warner, Queen of Charity, Belle Varney; W. Organist, Ida Thrapp; W. Trapper, Glen Armstrong; Trustee, Belle Varney; Physicians, Drs. Schofield and Baker.

After installation ceremonies a most pleasing program was rendered, consisting of cornet solo, piano duets, vocal solos and recitations, which, judging from the applause, was highly appreciated by all, especially the solos sung by Hildur Haglund and little Marguerite Thrapp, who were repeatedly called back. The substantial part of the program was a delicious oyster stew presided over by Charles Varney, and served to about one hundred members and invited guests.