Evening star., 1927-06-12
". c. r. U.

Aehm Rebecca Rhoads, national d.
peueor OF the soldiers and sailors de-
nAFlment, addressed the United Pres
byterian Sunday school June on
observance OF the prohibition amend
ment She also gave talk 10 the
Petworth Baptist Sunday school.
Sunday afternoon Miss Rhoads car
ried sunshine bags and knitted al
ghans to be used on the Northiahu.
boat of the United States Coast Guard;
which viii go to Alaska. Capt. Hoteii
thanked Miss Rhoades for these SitS
from the Women's Christian Temp L
ance Union and graciousiy showed
her every part OF this wonderfully
equipped boat Mrs. Charles Radley.
Superintendent of flower mission de-
partmant of Emma Sanford Shelton
Union, reports distribution OF l6O
bouquets to Walter Reed Hospltai
June S.
The North Star Union, OF Whlcn
Mrs Eugene +. Thompson is preSi-
dent, held its monthly meeting at the
home Of Mrs. L. NJ. Gustafson. 43O4
Eiehteenth street, who was assisted
by Mrs. z. r. Rochester. Mrs. w. 5.
N:nnix. Mrs. o. H. Hillman. Mrs. \.
NJ, Minnix, Mrs. L. II. Holden and
Mrs c. w. Sisson.
The program, in charge of Mrs.
Cabot Stevens for the past year, has
considered the subject Christian
Citizenship" and the afternoon was
devoted to a review of the several
subjects taken up at the past meet
ings Mrs. Orrel Moody spoke on
what Does Christian Citizenship
Mean?"; Mrs. E: =. Norwood on
"KnoN- the Law; Mrs. Charles E.
R!ordon on "Know Our Youth; Mrs.
r. G. Brinley gave reading; Mrs.
Kernodle on Know the Facts; Mrs.
Stevens on knowledge Is Power.
The round table was conducted by
Mrs. L. T. Holden.
The Capitol Hill Union met We'd
nesday afternoon at the parsonage of
Waugh NJ. z. Church, the president,
Mrs Bixler, in the chair.
The hostess, Mrs. Hoffman, led the
devotions, choosing as her subject
",The Whole Armor of God" Armor
is made in pieces, but there is no
piece for the back. so we must al
ways face the foe and be prepared
for all attacks. "Slow' parties among
young people were approved. Prayer
was offered by Mrs. Marsh. Several
directors gave reports. Twelve dol
lars in cash has been sent to Missis-
sippi flood relief. and Mrs. Crane is
receiving donations of clothing for
that purpose at her home. Mrs. Bare,
Mrs. Nations. Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Irish,
Mrs. Dick, Mrs. Ballard Mrs. Bier,
Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Singleton were
appointed delegates to the District
convention at Lincoln Road Church.
The guest of honor for the afternoon
was Mrs. George A. Ross, treasurer
of the w. c. 7. u. of the District of
Columbia. Mrs. E. L. Bugbee, chair
man of the 81. T. L." reported 16
members at the present time, and pre-
sented several who gave a song. A
musical program followed, and
after adjournment refreshments were
served.
Chaplin Union journeyed to Great
Falls for a picnic for the June meet
ing. Following the lunch a short bust.
ness session was held for reports.
Projects were presented to materialize
at a later date. Various subjects were
discussed before adjourning for amuse-
ments. AT the New England w. c.
T. L. conference, held at Old South
Church, in Boston, Mrs. Alice Ropes,
State president, presiding, gave as the
dominant note patriotism, and the aim
was to advance and broaden educa-
tional work. Mayor Malcolm Nichols
gave welcome address, also Lieut.. Gov.
Frank G. Allen. Other fine addresses
were given by Mrs. Elizabeth Tilton,
member of the woman's joint congress
sional committe of this city, and Miss
Cora F. Stoddard, the latter strongly
emphasizing that education and law
must pull together for achieving pow
er to freedom for America.
NOrth West Union held its final
meeting for this Spring June 8 at the
new Y. w. c. A. Building. The meet
ing was entirely of a. social nature and
no reports were read. 1t took the
form of a 1 o'clock luncheon, in the
roof gardens of the building, and more
than 40 guests were present. After
singing Praise God from Whom All
BLESSINGS Flow" luncheon was served.
with several District officers as guests.
One new member, Miss Estelle Boze.
man. head of the Y. w. C. A. Cafe.
terra, was taken into North West I'm.
ion. Several toasts were offered. one
TO District President Mrs. Pollock.
given by Mrs. George A. Ross. and
one to the unions own president. Mrs.
N. ). Hull, given by the entire union.
%. nolh responded in gracious manner.
The Citizens Service Association meet
ing TO be held at Calvary Bautist
Church, Sunday, June 10, at 3 pm.
was especially brought before the
meeting and large attendance re.
guested. 'Mrs. Davis recited and Mrs.
Burton sang, accompanied on the
piano by Mrs. Thomas. Several mem.
bers gave informal talks and after
singing God Be With You Till We
Meet Again" the meeting adjourned to
tember,