Evening star., 1928-06-21
v. c. 7. j. TO MEET
HERE TOMORROW
Program of Quarterly Con-
| vention Calls for Reports
and Addresses.

The quarterly convention Of the Wom-
ans Christian Temperance Union OF
the District of Columbia will be held
tomorrow in the new Hamline Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, Sixteenth and
Allison streets. The morning session
will begin at 10 o'clock and an after
noon session will be held at IS0. fol-
lowing recess for luncheon.
Mrs. II. NJ Kendrick of Calvary Bap-
tist Church. and Miss Frances E. Tired
well of Hilicrest Children'S Home will
be the speakers at the morning session.
and Andrew Wilson, president of the
District OF Columbia Anti-Saloon League.
will speak tomorrow afternoon.
The convention will be called to order
at 10 O'Clock by Mrs. N. NJ Pollock,
president. A song service will be led
by Mrs. T. ]. MacSpeiden and the
salute 70 the flag will be led by Miss
Rebecca RhoadS. Mrs. Chesteen Smith
Will deliver the prayer.
Reports to BE Made.
Reports viii be made by Mrs. Charles
Montgomery. recording secretary; Mrs.
II. L. Rogers, corresponding secretary,
Mrs. George A. Ross, treasurer. and
Mrs. P. Grandfield, chairman of the
auditing committee.
At 1890 am the address Of welcome
will be made by Rev CheSteen Smith
and there will be greetings delivered
10 the convention by Mrs Laura Paul,
Ladies Home Missionary Society: Mrs
Harry Haven. Ladies' Foreign Mission
arv Society: Mrs Orrel Moody, Ladies
Aid Society. and Mrs. Eugene E. Thomp-
son. North Star w. c. T. u. The re-
sDonse will be made by Mrs. r. j.
Eoage.
Following the address of Mrs Ken
drick, Clara Grandfield White will sing
and after Miss Tredwell's address Mabel
Walker Willebrandt. ir., daughter of
Assistant Attorney General Willebrandt,
will present number Of friendship
school bags to Mexican school children.
The bags will be accepted by Gladys
Sshila, daughter Of the agricultural at
tache of the Mexican embassy.
Deyotions al Noontide.
The noontide devotionS will be led
by Mrs. T. T. Moore followed by reports
hy Mrs. George A. Ross and Mrs. H. E.
Rogers.
Luncheon. will be served by the ladies'
aid and after the recess the convention
will reopen with a song service. led by
Mrs. MacSpeiden. and a salute to the
flag. led by Mrs. George G. Seibold.
The prayer viii be led by Mrs. Mary M.
Wilson. Gifts to disabled veterans at
Walter Reed Hospital viii be presented
by Mrs Goodwin d. Ellsworth and re-
ceived on behalf of the veterans by
Chaplain A. c. Oliver of the hospital.
Mrs. Ethel H Reed will sing.
A play, Alice in the New Wonder
land viii be given by seven children,
under direction OF Mrs. Myrtle Davis.
A reading by Mrs. F. c. Brinley and
reports of local unions by Mrs. r. Scott
Mcbride viii close the afternoon pro-
gram.
Committees in Charge.
The following committees are in
charge OF arrangements Courtesies,
Mrs. Edson W Briggs. Mrs. Charles E
RiorGon. Mrs Zelah Farmer. Mrs. Eva
Criswell. Mrs Edna Proctor; banners.
Mrs Lindlev Clark and Mrs. Edna
Moody Rochester; program, Mrs David
W Lum. Miss Rebecca Rhoads, Mrs. |
zelah FARMER. Mrs. Warren Hadley
ard Mrs. r. T. Stout, and pianists,
Mrs. Charles v. Burnside and Mrs
John r. Thomas.
Mrs n d. Guerrier. Mary Norwood.
Jean Creech and Bethel Cooksey will
act as pages, and Marie Rogers. Frances
Doran. Eva Carlson and Rebecca Mantz
rs ushers.
Omcers OF the District union are
Mrs Pollock. president; Dr.. Lauretta
Rress. first vice president; Mrs e. c.
CrisweH- second vice president: Mrs.
H EdSon Rogers, corresponding secre-
tary. Mrs Charles Montgomery. re-
cording secretary: Mrs. Arthur C. Proc
tor. assistant recording secretary, and
Mrs George A. Ross, treasurer.