Evening star., 1928-03-11

The North Star Union held its month
.ly meeting March s, at the home Of
Mrs J A. Douglas, on Hesketh street.
Chevy Chase. Md. The assistant
hcsteSSas were Mrs L. L. Gillchrest,
Mrs f, B, Gay and Mrs. G. Tinsley
,Creech, The meeting ives opened with
;Efrs Eugene e, Thompson. the presi-
dent, in the chair. Miss Marion Mccoy
led In the singing and Mrs. Frank A.,
The minutes OF the February meeting,
seiso Of the executive. were read by
Mrs. E. E. Norwood and approved. The
report Of the treasurer, Mrs. E. NJ. Gus
tafSon. was joyfully received as she an
nounccd North Star is 100 per cent
perfect in the payment of dues" Mrs
EdSon W. Briggs, director OF the flower
mission. spoke of the work at the Tu-
berculoSis Hospital and was empowered
10 purchase seeds for beautifying the
grounds over there. Mrs. Zslah Farmer
in charge of the white ribbon recruits,
had fine report. The birthday lunch
con, to be held at Hamline Methodist
Church, April Is. was discussed. All
desiring tickets may secure them from
MIS-. GuStafSon. Mrs. Orrel Moody
made the motion that the union send
$50 10 Dr.. W. S. Aoernethy for the sup
port of the work being accomplished by
the, Citizens Service Association for
Law Enforcement The motion was
unanimously adopted and many pres
ent became members of the association.
Miss Marion MeCo.' sang and Mrs. r.
S. Gay played piano solos. The speak
er of the afternoon was T. B. Jarvis.
lecturer for the Anti-Saloon League.
who gave many enlightening eXper-
fences With the courts. He urged men,
bers of the union 10 attend the sessions
of the court and so help With their
presence in the prosecution of liquor
cases, He praised the judges in then
prosecution Of the cases and suggested
greater cooperation between organiZa-
tions working for law enforcement. Mrs.
L. T. Holden gave readings. The men,
berShip drive was announced with Mrs
Zelah Farmer and Mrs, F. S. Brown as
captains. The meeting closed after a
social hour,
The Northeast Suburban Union met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. EiSen-
hart on Jackson street. Mrs. A. c
Proctor. the president, called the meet
Ing TO order at pm. Reports showed
the flower mission had given flowers
and delicacies to 10 sick folks and
flowers were sent to the minister's wife
on arrival of a new daughter. Two
go forward" captains were appointed.
AIRS knopp and Mrs. r. Boss. The
G1ion is to meet the fourth "Wednesday
Of March with Mrs, Knopp on Monro2
street. Fifteen were present.
The ". c. T. L. of West End united
recently with the Georgetown union
and met at headquarters. 522 Sixth
street. These members with their
friends, listened to fine addresses by
DR.. D. II. Kress and DR.. Loretta Kress
On The Relation of Temperance to
Health" Questions were answered
by the speakers. Misses Virginia
Cooper and Helen Yeager furnished
vocal and instrumental numbers Pres
i6ent Miles Of the Columbia P;lytech-
mic School played two selections and
readings by Mrs. George Quick and
Miss Mary Frost were enjoyed.
The Edna Taylor Y. r. b. Eeld its
February meeting at the home Of Flea
nor Hall. % street northeast. The
main business OF the meeting vas the
election of officers, which resulted as
follows: President. Ruth Carlson; vice
president. Darrell Grain: recording Sec
retary. Eva Carlson tre-elected1: cor
responding secretary. Eleanor Hall tre-
elected): treasurer. Mildred Ehling (re-
elected, The names were taken of
those who wish to correspond with
members Of Young Peoples Branches
In England. DarreIl Grain made a re-
pert on the fourth chapter of 'Alco-
toi and the New Age" by Deets Pickett
During the social hour. Irn1a Briggs,
soaoist, and Blanche Cooke. accompa-
mist entertained with several numbers
Eleanor Hall. hostess. was assisted by
Burma West IN serving refreshments
Maxine Clossbrenner kindly offered
her home. 1886 Fulton street. for the
March meeting. which will take place
tomorrow