Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-03
w. C.. T. u. News

TIL. Mary p. Pollock Union met
Monday in the East Washington Heights
Baptist Church. Mrs. Mabel WmKel-
hails and Mrs. N. M. Pollock, District
president. spoke. New members are:
Mrs Melva Brown, Mrs. G. *. jenkins,
Mrs. Clifford Jenkins, Mrs. j. A. West,
Mrs James Krahling. Mrs. Thomas NC
Cubbins and Mrs. Marvin Lad. ON
GERS elected we're: President, Mrs. James
w. Talbert; first vice president, MRS.
sadie Burton; second vice president,
Mrs Jean Graves; secretary Mrs. Ed
ward r. Smith; treasurer, Mrs. Q. J.
smith. The next meeting VIII be May
IS, In the same church.
Southeast Union met Tuesday at dis
trict headquarters, $40 Sixth street, with
the president, MRS. M. A. Bradburn, IN
| the chair. Mrs. Laura Penn read the
Scrinture lesson and MRS. Bradburn of
| fered prayer. Mrs. Emma knaun,
| treasurer, reported receipt OF the %
| prize given by the district to the union
! that was first In being 100 per cent
| paid up on its membership.
The Sunday school of Trinity Meth
/ odist Church Is planning o special tenn
/ perance program to be given May 81,
| with MRS. Glendora Arthur as leader OF
| the White Ribbon Recruits and Mrs.
Elsie Kaiser director Of the Loyal Tenn
perance Legion.
North Capitol Union met April 20 at
the home of Mrs. Evelyn Snyder, 3o2J
New Hampshire avenue. Miss Margaret
Shale and Mrs. Ina Livermore were the
hosteSSes The devotions were LED by
MRS. Walter johnson.
Mrs. Margaret Wright Schultz. secre-
tary Of the intercollegiate Prohibition
| ARanNi0ffAn chairman Ene
young peoples work of the w. @. T. u,
gave an interesting report of her work
DIR. Charles Butler of the Anti-Saloon
League and MRS. Giles Scott R2fter
district superintendent Of temperance
instruction in the public schools, spoke.
Refreshments were served by the host
esses and q social was held.
The May meeting will be held at the
home Of Mrs. M. r. Lneback, president
Cleveland Park Union met Monday
| afternoon at the Wisconsin Avenue Bap-
fist Church, MRS. william Peters in the
chair Mrs. r. J. Rudd, director Of the
department Of movies. gave . short talk.
Miss Helen Lyons gave violin solo. Dor
othy Russell Todd accompanied. Mrs.
o. c. Christian announced the meeting
to be held for Miss Mary Campbell, May
| 81. Mrs. b. H. Jones and Miss A. Beal-
man were the new members at this
meeting. It was voted to I'LL and send
out another friendship chest. Mrs
! Harvey Boltwood read q letter from q
primary room from the Philippines that
had received the friendship chest" sent
out for last Christmas.
J. Raymond Schmidt Of the Methodist
Board Of Prohibition and Morals, ad-
dressed the meeting. HoStesses were
Mrs. Charles A. Finney, MRS. Z. J. Fox,
Mrs. G. r. Ferguson, Mrs. A. L. Snow
den and Mrs. Robert Wilson. Mrs. A.
l.. Talbot was selected 70 serve on the
Nominating Committee with Mrs.
Joseph B. Kincer as alternate.
| The committee elected TO arrange Tor
| the meeting and reception for Miss
Mary Campbell met at the home OF
Mrs. David Lum. The reception will be
held May 81 at the wallace Memorial
| United Presbyterian Church.
lexington Union met Tuesday after
| noon at the home of MRS. D. Z. Morgan
on Rhode Island avenue. The vice
president, Mrs. Alvin Day, presided. The
devotional services were conducted by
Mrs. Floy Reehling. Oficers reporting
were Mrs. w. c. Alden and Mrs. Ben
! jamin Wrightsman. Mrs. Adam Miller
was enrolled as a new member. DR..
Izora Scott, national director of legis-
lation, explained the legislative condi-
lions OF the District of Columbia. Mrs.
r. C. Brinley, president of North star
Union, told of the activities Of her
| union. Mrs. Walter Atkinson gave sew
eral selections, with Mrs Lawrence
Harry at the piano. Announcements
were made that q reception Will be ten
dered Miss Mary Campbell, returned
missionary from India, during her visit