Evening star., 1923-06-30

Rev H. W. Tolson, minister of the
Westminster Presbyterian Church.
and Rev. DIR. Hart. pastor of Ryland
NJ E. Church. spoke. Rev. +. A. Cave,
pastor of the church where the con-
vention was held, gave a cordial wel-
come to the union in his address.
which was responded to By Mrs. Vir-
ginia White Speel. Prayers were of
fered by Mrs. Walter c. McClintic.
Mrs Henry w. Tolson and Mrs. Isaac
Ward. Mrs. John w. Frizzell. presi-
dent of the District Federation of
Women's Clubs. gave talk on the
subject of new membership. officers
reports were read by Mrs. Theresa
A. Williams, recording secretary;
Mrs ]. w. Allison. treasurer; Mrs.
Eva G. CrisweIl. Mrs. NJ. G. Copeland
and Mrs. Edmund c. Stanton. trus
tees. Reports of the young peoples
branch were read by Mrs. Edna
, Taylor Other reports were: Loyal
Temperance Legion. Mrs. Edna Proc
tor; scientific temperance. Mrs. Pol
lock; Americanization, Miss Elizabeth
Reiss: anti-cigarette literature. Mrs.
Nellie II. Bradley, and Flower Mis-
sion. Mrs. Minor r. Sullivan. Mrs.
Missionary Society and Sunday School.
Mrs. Z. E. Thrift of Ladies' Aid, and
Mrs. Mary Sattes. president of the
Southwest W. c. r. u, presented the
greetings of their organizations to
! the convention. Interest was cen
! tered in Mrs Edith B. Dinwiddie's
| personal memories talk of the tenn
! perance crusade which took place in
! Ohio in 1872 at the time the w. {:
T. L. was organized. Mrs. Ishmael
| accompanied by Mrs. S. L. Moore,
sang at both morning and afternoon
! sessions. Mrs. George Humphrey.
! national worker for prohibition en-
| forcement. told of the progress
achieved recently in that branch OF
| endeavor.
The Washington Chapter of Hadas-
| sab had as its delegates to the Ha-
| dassah convention. held in Baltimore
! June 90 Mrs. J. Kahn. newly elected
| president, and Mrs. Fl. Sherry, former
president. In addition to these, at
! tending were Mrs. A. Kahn. Mrs. J.
I Softer Mrs. e. Handel. Mrs. j. Ostrow
| and Mrs s. Goldberg. Those dele
! gated 10 attend the Zionist conven-
| tion were Mrs. l.. Sherman and Mrs.
| II. Hollander.
The janet Montgomery Chapter. ID.
| 4. r., closed it's season at the Column =
/ bia Country Club. Besides guests
I there We're thirty-two members pres
/ ent. The treasurer Mrs. Frederick
| II.
| paid it's pledge toward the Maryland
bell at Valley Forge. Mrs. Anne Gun
ningham Of Mobile. Ala. has been
| formally accepted as member or the
! chapter by the National Society. Mrs.
| Lewis jackson reported net receipts
| Of S12525 from the rummage sale held
! in Georgetown under her direction,
| May 24-26, and Miss Mary Wingate
! moved a rising vote of thanks be
| given her. The officers and chairmen
q tsA 70 90 or
nual reports for the years work. A
vote Of sympathy for their illness was
given to Miss Laura Gilliland and
! Mrs. Wade II Coombs. The chapter
f, directed Mrs. Walter Perry to have
! the bronze marker for the memorial
| tree which was planted In the Be-
! thesda school yard placed on ce-
| ment holder Mrs. Frank stone OF
! Bethesda was unanimously elected
regent for the third year. The other
| regent, Mrs. NJ. c. Weaver. Chevy
| Chase; recording secretary. Mrs.
! Frank B. Bomberger, College Park.
Md; corresponding secretary. Miss
| Blanch Griffith. Silver Spring. Nd;
| treasurer Mrs. Edgar w. Moore, Ken
sington. Md: registrar. Mrs. Lewis
Jackson. Georgetown: historian, Mrs.
; +. F. Lines, Kensington. Md; parlia- =
mentarian, Mrs. Frederick Brown,
Kensington, Md; auditor, Miss Laura
| Gilliidnd, NOTtn SneNS 1Hdst, -ho'
board, Miss Mary Wingate, washing
ton; Mrs Walter Perry. Bethesda, Md
| Miss Henrietta Waters. Burtonville,
| Nd. Mrs Elden ]. Hartshorn's mo-
: ton that Mrs. NJ. l.. Croxall of Wash
: ington. who was the founder and or
| gantzer of the Janet Montgomery
! Chapter, be made an honorary mem
| Der was unanimously carried. After
adjournment Mrs. d. H. Kincheloe of
Kentucky sang 20 Sole Mic" only
l f.TTo YVVgo r<,s o,1da al rryff
a whistling solo consisting of a med
! lev of southern songs.