Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-08
W. C. T. u. News

Northwest Union met with Mrs. VIII
liam H Moore, with the president, Mrs.
George A. Ross, presiding. Mrs. John
Thomas conducted the devotionals. The
executive meeting held at the w. c. T.
U. Home, was reported by Mrs. Manuel
Kline, and the Frances Willard memo
rial held at Statuary Hall, was de-
scribed by several members. Mrs. Lam
bertson, Mrs. Lowe and Mrs. Henry
made addresses.
Mrs. Kendrick announced meeting
of the National Law Enforcement Con-
ference, presided over by Mrs. Peabody,
to be held in this city beginning April
TO- Mrs. Ross announced this union
will have charge of the program for the
meeting at Gospel Mission, March l3.
Mothers and daughters banquet, which
will be held at Cavalry Baptist Church,
March IL. Rev. Mark Depp and Stuart
Patterson will speak.
Miss Mary Erwin, national field sec
rotary for Sunday school work, will be
her guest for two weeks, beginning
March 20, and viii speak at many Sum-
day school and Christian Endeavor So
cieties while here. The first vice presi-
dent Of the new Enterprise Union spoke.
Five new members were reported by
Mrs. w. H. Moore. The next meeting
viii be held at 1922 Columbia road,
March 26
The third birthday anniversary of the
L. T. L. Of Stella Clayton Union was
held at Rosedale Church, February "a
The meeting was led by the vice presi-
dent. Amelia Overmiller Mrs. Zelah
Farmer, superintendent of White Ribbon
Recruits, spoke and transferred Edward
Tighue from White Ribbon Recruits
Rev. Mr.. Copenhaver of Epworth M. z
bers were brought in by Raymond
Johns. George Lehman and Frederick
Overmiller.
The mother and daughter banquet
will be given at Calvary Baptist Church
Eighth and II streets. Wednesday at $3.50
O'Clock. A reception will precede tn,
banquet, during which the officers o
the District of Columbia Womani
Christian Temperance Union will re
ceive. The speakers of the evening vii
be DR.. A. Stewart Patterson and DT
Mark Depp. A musical program ha
been arranged, consisting of solos b.
Miss Helen Donofrio, coloratura so
prano; selections by the Mellocon
Quartet from Takoma Park and instru
mental music.
The regular quarterly convention 0
the District of Columbia w. c. T. U
will be held in the Eastern Presbyterian
Church April 9 and viii be an al-da
meeting.
North Star Union met at the h-me o
Mrs. Edward Stevens, 1906 Varnun
street. The assistant hostesses wer
Mrs. E. E. Norwood. Mrs. w H. Hessick
Mrs. Mary Nellis and Mrs. H. E. Davis
son. The president, Mrs. Marie N. Brin
ley, presided Mrs. Francis Browne le
the devotional period. Miss Marion Z
MCCOY, contralto, accompanied by Mr.:
w. L. Evans at the piano. sang. Mrs. Z
M. Gustafson. corresponding secretary
and the following directors of depart
ments, Mrs. Mildred K. Hicks, f1owe
mission; Mrs F. M. OSterhout, Unlo
Signal; Mrs Zelah Farmer, white rib
bon recruits; Mrs. j. E. Fowler, soldiers
sailors and marines; Mrs. Natalie DESK
literature; Mrs. Edward DOGGY, Amer
canization; Mrs. E. z. Norwood, relic
and extension, and Mrs. II. B. Linton
membership, gave reports. The ret
white and blue flag was pinne
under the white ribbon on Mr.
members Mrs. George Bunnell gave
sketch on the Woman With the Light
Mrs. Charles H Bair State medal cor
test director, outlined the work.
z. A. Scheele, chairman of the boar
of the Young Peoples Branch OF Chris
tian Fellowship, spoke. Mrs. L. v
Rice, Mrs Yeatman Of Enterprt;
Union, Marietta Park, composed er
tirely of young married people, ais
Mrs. Bragg and Miss Mary HaWkir
were guests.
New members admitted were Mi
Grace Meyers, Miss Ida Parker. Mr.
JOY Elmer Morgan, Mrs. w. L. RSnso
Mrs. NJ H. Ellitt and Mrs. Vincent
Smith.
Members were requested TO brir
1 tooth paste and fudge TO the APP
IneetiAg for patients In Walter Rel
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