Evening star., 1932-11-06
W. C. T. U. News

Northeast Suburban Union met Oc-
tober 26 at the home of Mrs. john
S. Beck. 1915 Jackson street northeast
Miss Elizabeth Beatty of the Travellers
Aid Society gave talk on her work IN
the interest of the Community Chest
The former president. Mrs. r. E. Boss,
sang and Mrs. A. c. Proctor gave a
humorous reading by Edgar Guest.
refreshments were served by Mrs.
Beck and Mrs. Knopp.
lexington Union attended church
ceryice in a body last Sunday night
at the Lincoln Read NJ. E. Church. Vlsl-
tors from other unions joined the mem
beIShip Of lexington Union. A sketch
was given by seen young people with
their lcader. Mrs. John L. Rogers. A
violin solo was rendered by Mr.. B. j.
Wrightsman Miss Phoebe Stine sang.
The choir gave al anthem. Rev. Walter
Franklin Atkinson gave an address on
The Prohibition Question
The Edna Taylor Young Peoples
Branch will meet November IA at the
home of Miss Jesi ie Eaton, 3609 Living
ton street, at 8 pm. President Carl
Carlson will p.esiie.
The Anna A. Gordon Union met at
the home of Mrs. r. c. AlthoGse, 1855
Eighteenth street. with Mrs. Julia o.
Almond as assisting hostess. Mrs. E. S.
Hobbs presiGed and Mrs. George F.
Wells conducted the devotional service.
Mrs Charles T. Winile led the discus
sion on welfare work for the coming
year. Robert B. Hobbs, bass soloist at
Bethesda Presbyterian Church, con-
t.ibuted solos
The next meeting will be held De-
cember 7 at the home of Mrs. Carl B.
Apple with Mrs. John E. Taylor as
sisting hostess.
The Potomac Palisades Loval Tenn
rerance Legion was organized by Mrs.
r. T. Stout, October %. with the fol-
loving officers elected President Elaine
Stebbens: vice president. Ruth Halt
greve: secretary Jacqueline jerks:
treasurer, Eleanor Smell: pianist, Marion
Depue; flower mission director. Marion
Depue Dictors will be appointed No
vember 25. Mrs. w. A. Smell. director
general of this T. L.: Mrs B. H Love
president Of Potomac Palisades w c.
T. u, and Mrs. NJ E. Stebbins, secre-
tary made addresses
Meetings will be held monthly Chill
-
invited to attend meeting which will
be held in Potomac Heights Community
Church.
Takoma Park Union will meet at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs R. w. Reed 300
Carroll street, November at o'clock
Mrs Albert F. Lingle will speak on
The Intelligent Use of Ballot"
Nearly 200 children and their mothers
met at the annual Halloween party
given by the District of Columbia w c.
T. u. under the direction of Mrs Zelah
Farmer. Members of Enterprise Union
assisted with the games and the pro-
gram. Ice cream and cake were served.
Mrs. Farmer was assisted by Mrs. Her
bert Carothers. Mrs Howard Ellis. Mrs
M. E. Banker Mrs. Guy F. Glossbren-
ner. Mrs Edith Carlson, Mrs NJ H.
Gibson. Mrs. P. A. Lillard, Miss M. I.
Amos, Miss Ruth Parker. Mrs. J. S.
Rogers. Mrs. N. A. Smell. Mrs. Charles
Arthur. Mrs. James Wilson Mrs. Julia
Boyd and Miss Martha Catlin.
A day of PRAYER will be observed to-
morrow from 10 am. until pm. at
Foundry NJ. E. Church. under the di-
rection of Mrs. E. L. Eaton. assisted BY
evangelistic directors of each union.
North Star Union met at the home
of Mrs George w. Trevena. 1923 Tay-
lor street, assisted by the following
hostesses: Mrs. Harry w. Burgan. Mrs.
H. B. Linton. Mrs. Edward Stevens,
Mrs T. S. Hall. Mrs. w. L. Evans. Mrs.
Harry James and Mrs T. w. Stanton.
Mrs Marie N Brinley president, pre-
sided Mrs. Francis Browne led the
devotionals Mrs Browne announced
the day of prayer at Foundry M. f.
Church November Z. at pm. North
Star has been assigned the hours from
3 to 3:15 pm Chairmen and COM
mittee reports were given Mrs Har-
vey w. Wiley, Mrs. Helen S. Buchanan
Mrs. E. C. Beery were admitted as reg
ular members and G. R. Wilhelm and
j. R. Lapham as honorary members
Mrs Marie N. Brinley was reelected
president