Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01
W. G.. T. u. Notes

The District of Columbia Woma n =
Christian Temperance Union will be
'at home tomorrow at headquarters.
5ao sixth street. from to 10 pm.
The following will receive: Mrs. y.
N. Pollock. president: DIR. Lauretta
Kress. first vice president: Mrs. Eva
C.. Criswen, second vice president;
Mrs. III. T.. Rogers. corresponding sec
rotary: Mrs Charles Montgomery. re-
cor,iing secretary: Mrs. Edna Proctor.
assistant recording secretary. and
Mrs. George a. Ross. treasurer.
Mrs. Il. A. Williams. the chairman,
has arranged an attractive program.
The annual day of prayer of the
National W. c. r. L. will be observed
by the District w. L. T. L. Thursday
at headquarters, So Sixth street, from
1890 am. to pm, where an appfo'
pirate program is being arranged by
the District evangalistic director.
Mrs Theodore r. Moore. The pub
lie is invited to attend.
The North Star Union will hold
It's monthly meeting Tuesday pm,
nj the home Of Mrs, James T.. FOX,
1915 Buchanan street, NV.
Rev. Homer J. Councillor VIII be
the speaker of the afternoon.
, Assistant hostesses Will be-: Mrs.
Homer Smith. Mrs. q. t.. Curry, Mrs.
Geo, Seibuld and Mrs. r. J.. Dan
forth.
The December meeting ~ NORTHWEST
Union wns held December -. at IN"
hom. of Mrs. George \. Ross. leo
KENYON street. Mrs. Ross was assist
ed in receiving by Miss llcrcus. The
meeting was called To order by the
president, Mrs. Ross. and Mrs. Thomas
led the devotional exercises. After
tho carol "ilark. the Herald Angels
Sing" the Christmas story was read,
after which she spoke ON the subject
"Heavenly Harmony" emphasizing
tho familiar words peace on earth.
good viii toward men," Reports ~
officers were read and prayers offered
for sick members Mrs, Pauline Lam.
phIer was especially mentioned and
tho secretary was asked To write her
a letter at this Christmas season
Several new members were received
and welcomed by Mrs. Ross a report
of the last executive meeting was
given by tho president. also notices of
tho following meetings Ia he held in
January; New Year reception To be
Il. RuiIding, go Sixth street. from !
10 10 nm. with Mrs. Williams in
charge OF tho reception, also a New
Year recepliun at Central Union Mis-
sion. GA Louisiana avenue. on Jan
uurv >. On January u. prayer service
at W, C. T. l.. Home. Sunday, Jan
nary Is, 10 10 observed by the
churches aud the preachers asked to
talk ON Law Enforcement, Jan
nary 10, "Nictory day, I'm intensive
drive for new members Ia he held
from January Ga March and prize
at $40 To be given the first local union
that succeeds IN collecting - per cent
of dues from its members Tor the year
laaS. Mrs N j. Hun told of tho
luncheon held December AT the Ham
ilton Hotel aud the inspiring talks ana
songs heard as this time, Not only
were all District presidents IN attend
ance, but also eight nr ten state priest
dents ana the world president Of W,
&, 4. l.. was among the guests Mfs
Robsion Of kentucky told ot the meet
ms af tho Anti Saloon ieagu" at the
MaytioWer Hotel In hncemhcr ami
quoted from several at the speeches
made which were particularly mhptea
siVe.
The moving picture entitled Let p
Flush the Job. given hN the tltiSehs
Service Association this week., MAS ,ie'
sefihed and all momt@ta who had not
already aeun II were urged IL go. Mrs
ltose uf klehnnnd Va, told ahnut the
conference Ia he hutd there January
~ 20, describing the different suhietts
I" he discussed and naming tho speak'
efs who are Ia address the confer.
eheo January 10 being the birthday
anniversary OF tien. kohert h., Lee,
aud IA holiday ~ Virginia. would help
Ia make thu meeting more popular and
The attendance larger Mrs, Ueofge
isnss viii ba snni as delegate and
others were urged a. no Mra. tioae
said, IN elosing, the local unions we've
the foundations aud I'VE must hosd
fast aud ~ forward" Als. ". r
Henry sans an Irish hove sons, with
Airs Thomas az The ptano Miss Her
tus and Airs Ross serN ed rrtteshntenla
10 about 30 membsis pfesent