Evening star., 1925-05-31
w. e. I. u.

The Emma s. Shelton Union met
day 20 at the home OF Mrs. G. F.
Brown. 4137 Seventh street. Mrs. N.
M. Pollock, District vice president, was
the speaker. Mrs. Yakey gave an IL
terpretation of the 14th chapter of st.
sonn as the selection for the devotional
eNerclSes. Many reports were made,
which showed activity in the union,
especially Mrs. Overstreets' report for
= FIe White Ribbon Recruits, which
showed a membership Of Is with 3
new names. Mrs. Winklehaus re-
ported for the L. T. L. work.
Mrs. Florence Radley reported $40
ana clothing sent the cyclone suffer
ers; Plans are being made by Mrs.
fSadiey and Mrs. Carpenter to visit
waiter Reed Hospital June 9, when
mowers and dainty cards will be dis
trlbuted three or four hundred Walter
Reed boys.
Mrs. CriswelI reported that the
NINA s. Shelton Union took charge
one meeting at the Central Union
mission, Mrs. Hunter acting as chair
man OF the evangelistic work. Mrs.
OlII, new member. was received.
Inc June convention of the District
Women's Christian Temperance Union
VIII be held at thte Wallace Memorial
Presbyterian Church, June II, with
She Emma S. Shelton Union acting as
hostess.
Mrs. Overstreet, chairman Of the
:uncheon committee, will have the fol-
lowing ladies to assist her: Mrs
Phllips. Mrs. Carr. Mrs. r. B. Lank.
1ngham, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Hunter,
mrs. Lazelle, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs.
Esrey, Mrs. Wicks, Mrs. Russell, Mrs.
Maddox, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Voskil.
mrs. Southwick. Mrs. Heiner, Mrs.
price, Mrs. Shaver and Mrs. Car
decorating committee-Mrs. Rus.
eel. Mrs. Radley and Mrs. Davis.
reception Committee-Mrs Bar
para Smell, chairman; Mrs Pickett,
FRS. Laing, Mrs. Hill. Mrs. Thomas,
:Irs: Iakey, Mrs. Clifford and Mrs.
Ticket committee-Mrs. A. r. Iank
and Mrs. Russell.
After Mrs. Pollock's address the FOL.
toWlng program was rendered: Mus
SCdl numbers by Master Richard
Jaws, Mrs. Davis accompanying him
St the piano; piano solo by Mrs. MabeI
tazelle Gauss and a vocal number by
Cook ~ MISS
The hostess. Mrs. Hunter. served re.
1reShments after adjournment.
me June meeting will be held with
ynrs. Barbara A. Smell, 5301 Cathedral
The Northeast Suburban w. CTU
pet Wednesday at the home of Mrs
-, Il. Haines. 1912 Woodbridge. street
tlrtheast. - Q : gu ee'
emong the visitors present were
Firs. n. NJ. Pollock, District vice nres-
Sdent; Mrs. Theresa Williams. cor
Sesponoing secretary of the District:
@ o ". "A. Ross, assistant corre-
ePOholng secretary, and Mrs, J. w
%lhson, District treasurer, Each gave
an interesting talk.
west End Union w. c. T. U. met
Glonday evening at Union N. r
Ihurch' Mrs. A. M. Cooper, the presi.
oent,. presiding. The minutes of the
previous meeting were read by Miss
grace Wanstall, recording secretary.
ana were accepted. Some interesting
1acts were given in regard to enforc.
ing the eighteenth amendment. Miss
u. ADAMS reported on the get togeth
supper. Mrs. Swanton was the
speaker OF the evening and gave a
salk on Christian Citizenship"
1a(se number were present and a So
Hal hour followed the session. Host
esses of the evening were Mrs. ], Nc
Lain and Miss L. Adams.
lexington w. c. T. L. met Tuesday
r!ght at the home of Mrs. Julia Bur
knl, % I street northeast, the presi-
dent. Mrs Alvin Day, in the chair. In
absence of devotional director. Mrs
RielinS, Mrs. Allison, vice president.
LED In prayer. Mrs. Alden, in reading
The minutes of last meeting, reported
60 sent to w. c. T. T. distributing
station for tornado-stricken States,
Mrs. Wrightsman gave an encourag-
ing account of the treasury. Mrs
Mathews reported on work done at
central Union Mission; Mrs. Burkitt
on Sunday school work among the
chinese. Mrs. Sarah Burgdorf's re
port on temperance Sunday school
work in Seat Pleasant, Md, was
read. Mrs. Carlson reported on white
ribbon recruit work done and an ap-
peal made to the management of
America and Liberty motion picture
fheaterS for clean pictures. especial.
~ on Fridays and Saturdays. when
children are most likely to attend.
Miss Renninger reported Union
Signals and other literature distrib-
Gted. Miss Elizabeth Reiss District
director of Americanization work. ad-
dressed the meeting, and told of some
of the work done by her and her
S'Aperintendents. Masters Paul Bur
KIT and Bruce Calmon gave several
Felections on violin and piano. The
hostess, Mrs. Burkitt, arranged the
successful social hour.