Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-12
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dinner In honor Of their husbands
February 4 at the home OF the assist
an: recording secretary, Mrs. Arthur
G. Proctor. 2jol Irving street north.
east.
A toast to Our Husbands" was
given and many JOKES and stories told.
After the dinner the officers held a
short business meeting, discussing the
coming memorial s2rHce To Frances
Willard to be held in the rotunda OF
the Capitol Sunday afternoon. Febru-
airy 10, a. $50 O'Clock, Also the ban
Guct to BE- given by the 81 national
temperance organizations February %
1t the MayfoWer Hotel.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs ".
II. Pollock, DR. and Mzs Daniel K,ess,
Mr. and Mrs. II. Edssn Rogers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Montgomery, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur G. Proctor and Mfr and
Mrs. George A. RoSs.
The Capitol Hill Union met In
Waugh Church Wednesday afternoon.
The meeting opened by singing the
Crusade" hymn and the devotions
were led by Mrs. Hoffman, who gaze a
picture Of the Kingdom Of God that
may be In our own hearts.
The treasurer had been going through
come old records and found she Rad
held this Office for 80 years. Mrs Nc
Lean al5o stated that Capito! Hi! w.
I. U. vas organized 20 years ago.
Mis- Coodhuc gave an appeal for
The Near East ReNcf and Or. Organ
followed with a descriptive poem,
Mother America" Voluntary contr!-
buttons TO this cause we're made.
Mrs. M. II. Irish gave report II the
quarterly held in January.
Mrs. Crisweli. second vice president
OF the District. gave a talk On various
phases Of the work: Mrs. Bradburn. a
/ district director. presented the work
Of the Union Signal.
Mrs. Russell Of the Northwest Onion
vas a visitor.
The Nor;il Star onion tcId lis month";
~ meeting at the hone Of Mrs. z. C.
Rice, 1882 Sixteenth street There vas
| large attendance Of members and
guests. Mrs Eugene E. Thompson,
president. called the meeting to order at
, pm. Mrs. Frank Burger Of DelaAeId
place led II the devotionais Minutes of
previous meeting were read By the secre-
tary. Mrs. E. (. Norwood. Reports Of
committees were received New mem
5ers were welcomed Dr.. Abernethy Of
Calvary Baptist Church. who IS the
previous meeting were read by the secre-
citation for Law enforcement. spoke Of
the workings Of this association. quot
! ing from the Bible, Let US not be
weary IN well doing. for in die season
We snail reap IL va faint not" Mrs.
George A. Ross. district treasurer. gaze
= short talk on the recent conference
he!1 a. Richmond. explaining the en-
thusiastic plans formed for the work in
the coming months. Mrs w H. White
sang America Beautiful" The birth
lay anniversary Of this union viii be
celebrated with luncheon at the Ham
line Methodist Church April 49, Pc
/ freShnents were served BIZ the hostess,
being assisted By Mrs. Charles Fits,
Mrs. ". c. Fowler. Mrs. VI. K. Funk
housor and Mrs c. O. Reed The March
meeting will be held with Mrs James
Z DOUGLASS, 10 Hesketh street, Chevy
Chase Md
North Star Union has two L. T. LIS.
One holds meetings in Hamline NJ z.
Church. with Mrs. Orrel Moody as
fir,~tor. and the other in Brightwood
NJ. e Church. with Mrs. c. W. Shaw,
director. and Miss Young. deaconess. as
assistant. Over 80 were present when
by the district director. Mrs. r T.
Stout, who was assisted by Mrs Moody.
Al legions are doing good work and
have excellent directors.
Chaplin L. T. L. was organized
FEBRUARY by the district l. T. L
director. Mrs. r. T. Stout, with over 20
members. She was assisted by Mrs.
e P Clayton. white ribbon recruit
director. and several Of her members
were promoted TO the L. T. L. Mrs.
Bertie Farmer. District white ribbon
recruit director, vas present for the
promotions. Four members Of Frances
E. Willard l.. T. L. assisted Mrs. Stout
by leading the wells and songs and
singing The Children's Happy Day
They were Emma Barcorola. The,Ea2,
Angelina and Penelope Cokines. Mrs.
Myrtle Davis was elected l. T. L.
director. and following officers were
elected: President, Walter Hurley: vice
president. Marvin Fisher; treasurer.
Conrad Peters, and secretary, Lillian
Ely. Meetings will be held twice a
month in the RoSedale NJ. E. Church.
Tennessee avenue southeast.
Chaplin Union met at the home of the
president. Mrs Frances 81. Clair. On
Clifton street, for the February meeting.
After usual reports and short business
session, q social hour IVES enjoyed. re-
frSShnlcntS following A Loyal Tenn
pArSace Legion has bSen organised
through Mrs. E. p Clayton N the union.
Theodore a LothcoD. general secretary
Of the Massachusetts, Society for the
Prevention Of Crusity 10 Children. de-
clared recently that liquor has been .
diminishing factor III many cases. the
result Of prohibition.
lexington Union gave a party Mon
day evening for the Frances E. Willard
l. r L.. and their mothers, AZ the home
Of Miss Catherine Fisher 6Sl Second
street northeast, A program WAS given.
consisting OF II play, Prohibition Birth
day" b. II children: also SOngS and
l., I, l., wells by all Mrs LA GriS-
som. L. r. L. director. lexington Union.
then gave character building stories and
after each story they ASKED foc anotn2r
and only consented for her III sop
when they saw the huge travS i,;n ~
ice cream and CAKE Ice cream Was
sent 10 all who were sick. Refreshments
were served ~ about 50 ~ Child EN-
have already begun practiclng pro
gram for the neAt W, 4. I. 4 party
and are eagerly waiting 10 see which
union is coming next, Mrs. Alvin Day.
president Of the unicn. vas assisted BY
Mrs, II, r Stout, l.. r l. director; Mss
Catherine Fisher and f1.lowlns members
ct EckiHgion Untcn, Mrs, Liza GrtSSon,
Mrs, q, GloSorcnner. Mrs, Wallace ard
Mrs, WrishtSman,