Evening star., 1931-12-06
W. G.. T. Z. News

The Mary Pollock Union met Noyem-
ber % at the home of Mrs. Ladd, 1927
| @ street southeast. The recently elect
ed officers are as follows: President
Mrs. j. w Talbert; first vice president
Mrs Sadie Burton; second vice presi-
dent, Mrs Emma fudge; treasurer, Mrs
Lena Talbert; secretary, Mrs. E. F
Smith. The committee chairmen are:
! Child Welfare, Mrs. M v. Owens;
Flower Mission, Mrs. Sadie Smith;
| White Ribbon, Mrs. c. I. Smith Sun
day Schools, Mcs. c. j. Gilbert and
Mrs. Sadie Burton; Soldiers and Sail
ors, Mrs. J. w. Talbert. Mrs. Ladd and
Mrs. McCubbins were welcomed into
| the union.
A committee was appointed to take
fruit cookies, etc, to soldiers in hospi-
tails just before Christmas. Mrs. Far
mer made an address.
lexington Union met at the home
of Mrs. Frank Day on Rhode Island
avenue recently, with the president,
Mrs. Alvin Day, in the chair. Mrs.
Henry Wooding had charge of the de-
Vot1onal services. Three of the officers
OF this union Will be sent by the union
to the banquet held at the Mayf1oWer
Hotel. Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter, State
director of Scientific Temperance Work,
was the speaker Plans for Medal
contest work were discussed, which
may develop in community work. It
was announced the monthly meeting
In December would be omitted. Tea was
served with MS. Wooding and Mrs
GrlsSon assisting Mrs. Day. The in
vltatlon OF Mrs, Bradley to meet at her
nome IN January was accepted.
Columbia Union. - The November
meeting was held at the home of the
PRESIDENT, Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter, the
marlborough. Mrs. John S. King and
MRS. a. j. Hickman were the assisting
hostesses Reading of the Scriptures
was conducted by Mrs. C, It. Harrison.
Mrs. S. w. Morris reported the officers
meeting, where directors of the various
departments of work were appointed
ana WORK planned for the coming year.
GueSC speaker of the afternoon was
MRS. F. Scott Mcbride, chairman of
EoWer missions and relief work for the
District Of Columbia.
-, Inc January meeting will be held at
the nome of Mrs. Sidney H, Phillips,
1853 Columbia road.
North Star Union.-The monthly
meeting was held at the home of Mrs.
l. 4: norwood, SOIL Sixteenth street.
1aSt tuesday at 2 o'clock, Mrs. F, c.
Brlniey, president, In the chair. Mrs
4. Lima Bugbee conducted the opening
part OF the program. Mrs. H, c, NC
Nelli led IN the devotions and Miss
MAJ Marlon MCCOY sang, accompanied by
MRS II. b. White. Honor guests were
tiae newly elected District of Columbia
otncerS. Mrs. w. H. Wadleigh, District
OF Columbia President; Mrs. Charles
C' CInioe' nTsC vice president; Mrs. D. C.
Grain, treasurer, and Mrs. Boss. corre-
sponolng secretary, made addresses,
MRS: N. M. Pollock, past District of Co
tuillnla president, assisted in the dis
cusslons. Mrs. E. M. Gustafsen, first
wee president, announced the speakers
for the next meeting.
Mrs. a. Q. Jordon, vice president and
cHalrman m OF relief and extension, told
Oh the supper provided for the Gospel
MISSION on December 20.
department. chairman for literature,
Mrs' N a natalie Desio: Union Signal,
MRS; q: r. Wilhelm; White Ribbon Re
citiits, Mrs. zelah Farmer: nembershin
MRS. A L. Holden, and Mrs f s.
NORWOOD, delegate to allied orpaniza-
tions, made reports. e''--A-'
Inc hostesses were Mrs. T F. Nor
WOOD assisted by Miss Marv Norwood
M Mlss , yulia Mccoy and Mrs. Emma Mar
1ln; 1,ii; Mrs; Cnaries Morgan, Mrs. CLYDE
Filiey. Mrs Frank Burger. MRS. waiter
%lookn ana Mars. w. O. Tufts.