Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-26

Mrs. G. G. Lewis, Mrs. A. w. Miller,
Mrs. Chic w. Miller, Mrs. John D.
Miller, Mrs. @. r. Normandy, Mrs. G. G.
Pulver, Mrs. A. w. Truman, Mrs. Whit
aker and Mrs. Lulu B. Yates. -.
Mt. Pleasant UniOn.-The February
meeting of the union was held in the
Friends Church with the president,
Mrs. j. M. Doran, in the chair De-
votional exercises were conducted by
Mrs. j. A. Edgar, assisted by Mrs
Slater. The recording secretary, Mrs.
G: H. Hall; Corresponding Secretary
Mrs. B. w. Andrews, and Treasurer
Mrs. M. c. Bennett read reports cover
ing the previous months activities. An
interesting account of the jubilee BAN
quet was presented by Mrs. Mac
Campbell and Mrs. E. c. Stanton gave
report Of the recent meetings of the As
ISOLATION for the Cause and Cure of War
Mrs. Doran was called upon to tell of
her trip to Birmingham, Ala Mrs.
Slater from Ohio, a State and National
lecturer and organizer, was introduced
and gave an inspiring address. Atten-
ton was called to the review of Mrs.
Ella A. Bodies book to be given at the
Mt. Pleasant Library on March 8,
Three books relative to peace were
ordered to be purchased for circulation
among the members, after which they
are to be presented to the Mt. Pleasant
Public Library The i1oStesses were
Mrs. G. H. Hall. Mrs. B. w. Andrews
and Mrs. N. v. Under
Cleveland Park Union will meet at 2
O'Clock Monday with Mrs. william
Knowles Cooper, 1907 Highland place,
Mrs. N. M. Pollock, district president;
Mrs. Charles p. Grandfield, director of
scientific temperance instruction, and
Mrs. w. A. Winklehaus, Sunday school
lecturer, will be the guests.
White Ribbon Recruits.-On Friday
party was given to A White Ribbon Re-
cruits of the Cleveland Park Union at
the Baptist Church, Forty-second and
Fessenden streets northwest, by Mrs.
Charles A. Finney. Rev. Clarence
Ferguson told temperance story. Chill
dren's stories were told by Miss Ruth
Baxter, kindergarten teacher Of renley
School. Music and games, directed by
Miss Marion L. Finney. -
Northwest Union held its January
meeting in the parlors of Calvary Bap-,
fist Church Thursday. The president,
Mrs. George Ross, was in the chair
Reports Of officers were given. Mrs.
Crouch told of the reception and ban
quet held at Meridian Mansions cele-
brating the tenth birthday anniversary
of prohibition. Two important meetings
were announced-the quarterly conven--
ton to be held at New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church Wednesday, Janu-
airy %, and the Francis Willard memo
rial exercises to be held at the Capitol
February 10. Mrs. NJ M Pollock an
nounced Mrs. Elwood Street would
speak for the Community Chest at the
quarterly convention on January 90.
The business Of this meeting was fol-
lowed by memorial service for Mrs.
M. j. Hull. Devotional exercises we're
conducted by Mrs. John Thomas. Mrs
Pollock. president of District w. c.
T. u, paid tribute to Mrs. Hull The
board Of trustees was represented by
Mrs. >Weightnan, who told of the keen
interest shown by Mrs. Hull in all the
work done by the board. Mrs. Fretwell
sang, accompanied by Mrs. Thomas.
Mrs. Lineback, president of North
Capitol Union, spoke for the presidents
of the local unions. Response for
Northwest Union was given by Mrs. Ora
Wood Coster. DR.. W. s.. Abernethy
pronounced benediction.
Stella Clayton VIC. T. U. met in
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
on Wednesday evening. with Mrs Clay
ton presiding. A short business meet
ing was followed by a program of
entertainment. Members of Stella Clay
ton l.. 7. L. were present. Miss Lois
Nelson sang. Mrs Silas Moore read
an interesting article from the press.
The address of the evening was made
by Mrs. McCampbell, wife of the chief
OF special prohibition agents.