Evening star., 1930-04-06
W. C.. T. u. Notes

The Anna Gordon w. C. r. U. met
March rs at the home of Mrs. Anna
B. Windle, 1901 Fourteenth street, with
a discussion of the wet and dry hear
ings held in Congress.
Mrs. Apple and Mrs. Almand were
appointed delegates to the quarterly
convention, the alternates being Mrs.
G. w. Barrentine and Mrs. May Berlin.
Each member brought a gift to be
placed In the chest to be sent to the
Philippine Islands. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Windle and the aSSo-
ciated hostess, Mrs. Berlin.
Northwest Union met March ~ at
the home of Mrs. w. N. Garner, 22l0
Pennsylvania avenue. treasure chest
was purchased and given to Mrs. Joseph
Virga, director of the Loyal Temper
ance Legion. for them to flll with use
full articles TO be sent to the Philippine
Islands. Mrs. j. H. Briggs distributed
literature. Mrs. Burton and Mrs. Payne
rendered duets accompanied by Mrs.
John r, Thomas.
A luncheon will be held April "a at
Calvary Baptist Church at pm. Mrs.
Andrew McCampbell will be one Of the
speakers.
North Star Union met at the home Of
Mrs. w. C. Fowler, with Mrs. w. G
Fowler, Mrs. L. H. Julihn, Mrs. A. l.,
Howard, Mrs. w. H. Hurley, Mrs. F. M
Osterhout, Mrs. C. H. Sengstack and
Mrs. j. w. Weeder as assistant hoSteSses.
Mrs. E. e. Norwood, the president, pre-
sided. Representative Charles I. Sparks
of Kansas, member Of the judiciary
committee, spoke on Prohibition" Mrs.
Zelah Farmer, chairman Of white rib
bon recruits, tied the white ribbon OH
the wrists Of little Miss Barbara Joy
Hicks and Miss Paige Waite. Mrs. H.
H. Butler, chairman of non alcoholic
fruit cocktails, distributed recipes Of
this new drink. Mrs. George G. Seibold
was appointed chairman O. committee
to make pillows for the patients of Wal
ter Reed Hospital.
Mrs. C. U. Edwards, soloist, accom-
panied by Mrs. w. C. Evans at the
piano, rendered selections.
The following were selected to men,
bership: Mrs. r. Mattingly, Mrs. Harry
v. Wheeler, Mrs. G. A. Langley, Mrs.
w. G. Bergmann, Mrs. Thomas Y.
Waite, Mrs. Elsie Mcintyre. Mrs. j: n,
Balthis, Mrs. w. c. Humphrey, Mrs.
Edward Stevens and Mrs. Mamie Jenny.
Honorary, Rev. Chesteen Smith, Rev.
c. l. Mcintyre, DR.. A. L. Howard and
F. c. Brinley. Guests Of honor were
Mrs. M. NJ Pollock, president Of the
District Union: Mrs. George A. Ross,
treasurer of District, and Mrs. Charles
l. Sparks, wife of Representative Sparks.
Columbia Woman's Union met with
Mrs. E. S. Henry Devotions were led
by Mrs. E. L. Harvey. Mrs. M. N Pol
lock, District president, and Mrs. Alice
Carr of Blanchard, Iowa, were guests.
An appropriation of SIS was made for
soldiers and sailors work. Mrs. Grace
Morris gave a reminiscence Of the or
ganization of this union SO years ago.
The District Book of Remembrance
and our Philippine chest were displayed.
Mrs. Pollock reported new union or
ganized at the home Of Mrs. Edwin
Briggs. Mrs. David w. Lum told Of the
annual celebration held in st. Peters,
burg in observance of the adoption Of
the eighteenth amendment
A social followed, during which the
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Lum and
Mrs. Frank e. Waring.
Southwest Union will meet at 470 N
street southwest April IL at 7:45 pm
The president, Mrs. Mary Wilson, will
preside. Pastors and their wives In
Southwest Washington will be special
guests. Mrs. ]. Scott Mcbride will give
a talk to the mothers and Mrs. Charles
Windle will tell Of the Mothers Club
work.