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Cleveland Park Union met with ftS
president, Mrs. William Peters, Monday
afternoon. Mrs. T. Jarvis had charge
Of the devotional program. Mrs. A. B.
McManus reported a visit to Mount Alto
Hospital, where she left comfort pill
lows with the boys. A contribution Of
$1025 has been sent to the York family.
The following delegates were appointed
to the quarterly session: Mrs. A. L.
Talbot, Mrs. w. H. Kuhns, Mrs. L.
Severen, Mrs. o. E. Bell. Mrs D. H.
Calvert and Mrs. NJ. c. Mulquin. Mrs.
j. NJ. Nickles and Mrs. D. c. Grain were
elected to act on District nominating
committee.
Mrs. William Knowles Cooper spoke
of her trip to England in June with Mr..
Cooper. Mrs. r. T. Stout District di-
rector of L. T. L., presented her WORK
among the young people. Mrs. Edith
NJ. Rivera. world organizer of w. c. T.
U. in Latin countries, told OF work &C
complished in Porto Rico. Cuba and
Mexico. 1t was decided to send the
Life Line subscription to Union Signal
to one of these new w. G. T. U. leaders
in San Domingo.
Mrs. ]. A. McAneny was visitor from
lexington Union. period of current
events was conducted by Mrs. j. r.
Schmidt.
Mrs. William Peters. assisted by Mrs.
Hiram K. Green and Mrs. L. Severen,
served w. c. T. U. punch and cakes.
The union then adjourned until the I
fourth Monday in September.
The quarterly convention will be held
at Brookland M. E. Church, Fourteenth
and Lawrence streets northeast, next
Wednesday Representative Homer
Hoch of Kansas will be the speaker at
the morning session. Rev r. N. Ed
wards will deliver the address of well
come and Mrs. C.. E. Ferguson will
respond.
Mrs James M Doran, national direc-
| tor of non-alcoholic fruit juices, Will
! give report of work done in her de-
partment at the afternoon session, and
playlet, THE Message of the Flow
ers" will be given under the direction
of Mrs. F. Scott Mcbride, director OF
flower missions, will also be given in
the afternoon.
Mrs. c. E. Molster will lead in the
salute to the flag Mrs. Ethel Reed, as
sisted by Mrs. Ralph Endicott and Mrs.
A. H. Fast, will furnish the music.
Pages for the convention will be Miss
Winnifred Sherwood, Mrs N. D. Gurrler
and Miss Mabel Norwood. Committee
| on courtesies, Mrs. Richard E. S. Boss,
Mrs Lewis Fisher and Mrs. E. S. Henry.
The Columbia Union met at the
home of Mrs. James Trimble, the presi-
dent Mrs. Charles P. Grandfleld, pre-
siding Mrs. Pollock, president OF the
| District Union, was a guest and nVlteo
attendance at the quarterly convention'
June 4.
+ An appropriation of SIS was made to
| the library project OF the lntercoueglaOe
Prohibition Association, also 50 TO the
literature department for distribution OF
| temperance leaflets.
Mrs Trinnble reported the INTRODUCES
ton of the youths roll cal into SIX
| Sunday schools Mrs. David Lum was
| appointed to take charge OF special OIL
| ferings for a bazaar to be held unoeE
the direction OF Miss Frances w MsrGrl "a II TT ni
| India, vice president of the w: 9. i; Y.
| of that country. She also is aiding
women in Porto Rico.
delegates appointed for the quarterly
| convention were Mrs. Elma X. Saul,
Mrs Wallace Sherwood, Mrs Anna
| Merwin and Mrs. Mary c. Henry
| Nine Rivera of Porto Rico was
sang, accompanied by Mrs. R. S. Booth.
The hostess was assisted during the
social by Mrs. Walter Howard.
Takoma Park Union met at the home
| of Mrs. w. l.. Holt, 1913 Blair roao'
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Ethel Reed, nu
sical director. had charge OF the nauslcal
numbers with which the meetlIg
opened. Mrs. G.. w. Chase gave ue
votional lesson. Mrs. Margaret Schultz
gave a review of Mrs. Ella A. BooleS
new book, Give Prohibition Chance.
The result of the membership con-
test was given, MIS- M K. Cainp9ens
side securing the largest number OF new
! members. Those on the side led oy MIS-
A. w. Miller are planning TO entertain
the members of the other side at
p'i MRS. Schultz gave child irnpersona-
tions.
lexington Ur'cn met at the home OF
] the recor.,ing secretary, Mrs ". y
Alden, on Bread Branch road, Win the
| treasurer, MIS-. Benjamin WrlghtSrnan
assisting as hostess. Mrs. Margaret
! Rule, vice president, presided; The oe1A
votional services were conducted py
| Mrs. Floy Reehling. Reports were gwen
on the recent mother-daughter dinner
held in the Hamline NJ. E. Church ana
of the motion picture entertainment
given at lexington Presbyterian Cnurcn
| recently under auspices OF TINS union. a
vote of thanks was given DR.. Frank Day
for his assistance in this prolect, II De
ing for the benefit of the w. c. T. U.
! in Porto Rico. Mrs. Franklin Adams
| told of conditions in Porto Rico and
also Alaska Miss Ethel Newell spoke
| for Young Peoples organization. MRS.
| ]. M. Nickles and Mrs. Annie Gloss
brenner, from Cleveland Park Union,
made addresses. Mrs. Warren Hadley
was appointed delegate, with Mrs. M.
Pickering as alternate for the District
nominating committee to the quarterly
convention. The next meeting viii be
held with Mrs Franklin Adams, Mich.
iran avenue northeast, June "a.