Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-16
W. C. T. U. Notes

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Chain Union met March at s22
Sixth street with Mrs. william Wag.
gener hoSAsss, assisted by Miss Oldneld.
The president, Mrs. p. w. Reyes, pre-.
sided, and the Scripture lesson was read
by Mrs. D. G. Richardson, followed by
the Lords prayer in concert, led by Mrs.
Keyes Vocal solos were rendered by
Luther Pettus. Mrs. Anna Barnhart
told Of having attended the dry laws
hearings before the House Judiciary
committee.
A union meeting was held at the
home Of Mrs. EdSon W. Briggs. Tfeo
sixteenth street. Monday afternoon,
a new union. 70 be known as the
Shepherd Park w. 9. ], y. state
President Mrs. N NJ, Pollock acted As
temporary chairman, a song service
was led by Mrs. Ethel Reed associate
director OF music for the District OF
Columbia w. G. T. o., after which Mrs.
Otto Braskanp conducted the devo-
tionals. Solos were SUNG by Mrs. c.
q. Edwards. A demonstration. How 20
Secure New Members" was given by
Mrs. Andrew McCampoell and Mrs.
Edna Proctor. This information was
arranged by Mrs. McCampbell. Fifteen
signifed their intention Of joining the
new union. The following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. w. II. Ramsey;
vice president, Mrs. Otto BraSkamp;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. G. E. Fer
Lovelace; treasurer Mrs. B. B. Butz.
State officers, Mrs. N. M Pollock,
president; Mrs. H. E. Rogers, corre-
spending secretary: Mrs. G. P. Grand
field, assistant corresponding secretary;
Mrs George Ross, treasurer; Mrs.
Charles Montgomery, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. William Peters, assistant re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Morris. treas
urer board trustees; Mrs. M. H. Irish,
director publicity; Mrs Andrew Nc
Campbell, wife Of a Federal prohibit
ton officer: Mrs. Edna Proctor, director
Union Signal; Mrs Ethel Reed, asso-
ciate music director; Mrs. T. L. Law,
vice president North Star Union; Mrs.
Edison w. Briggs, hospital work; Mrs.
E. E. Norwood, president North Star
Union; Miss Marjorie Webster of the
Marjorie Webster School Of Expression,
and Mrs. ]. S. Bowen Of Woodside
made addresses.
The new president, Mrs. w. H. RAM
sey, was installed. The next meeting
will be held at her home, 1882 Jonquil
street, April IA.
MRS. william H England and Mrs
Ruth B. Ivers were appointed as dele
gates to the quarterly convention, at
Waugh M. e. Church, April T. Mrs. e.
E. Norwood, president North Star
Union, presented q gavel to the new
union In the name of North Star.
The charter members are: Mrs. w.
II. Ramsey, Mrs. Joseph Voskuil, Mrs.
otto Braskamp, Mrs. B. B. Butt, Mrs.
Oliver Sweet. Mrs. Ruth B. Ivers, Mrs.
John B. johnson, Mrs. Esther Rocks,
Mrs. Pauline Lovelace, Mrs. James A.
Councillor, Mrs. Frederick Steiwer, wife
of the Senator from Oregon; Miss Mar
iorte Webster of Marjorie Webster
School of Expression, Mrs. G. v. Ed
wards, Mrs. William H. England and
Mrs. c. E. Ferguson. Little Jean Butz
was made the first White Ribbon Re-
cruit.
The international relations luncheon
was given by the District of Columbia
Union at the Mount Pleasant Congre-
gational Church. A large delegation
was present from Baltimore.
Mrs. N. M. Pollock presided and in
troduced Mrs. z. c. Stanton, State d.
rector Of international relations, as q
specialist on that subject. Mrs. Stanton
the slogan, Let us build friendships in
stead of battleships," and Mrs. Clark
introduced the speaker of the after
noon, former Representative Jeanette
Rankin.
The March program Of the educa-
tional department of the Federation of
Woman's Clubs was given at the Mount
Pleasant Public Library by the union.
cational department, presided. Mrs. N.
NJ. Pollock conducted the program.
PRAYER was offered by Mrs. J. Raymond
Schmidt Of the International Reform
Bureau and member of Cleveland
Park w. c. T. y.
"Give Prohibition Its Chance" by
DR.. Ella A. Boole, was reviewed by Mrs.
Margaret Wright Schultz, State director
of young peoples work IN the District
Of Columbia.
American Diplomacy in the Modern
World" by Arthur Billiard, was chosen
by Mrs. z. G. Stanton, State director
Of international relations, because Of the
tenth anniversary Of the founding of
the League of Nations. Prohibition
an Adventure in Freedom" by Harry S.
Warner of the intercollegiate Prohibi-
ton Association, was reviewed by his
wife.
Announcement was made of the Len
ten pilgrimage to the National Museum
March %, to view the sacred relics
there. under the guidance of Mrs. Ellis
Logan.
The March meeting of the Edna
Taylor Young Peoples Branch was held
at the home of Miss Julia Rouse, in
Silver Spring, Md. last Tuesday eve
ming. In the absence Of President
Henry Stanton, Carl Carlson presided.
The annual banquet was discussed. 1t
will be held March % at the Tally-Ho
Tavern, Seventeenth and H streets.
Make reservations through the chair
man, Miss Norma Haoge, Wisconsin
4097, not later than March 20. pro-
gram has been arranged.
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