Evening star., 1933-01-15
W. C. T. u. News

Shepherd Park Union met January 9
ut the home Of Mrs. Charles E. Fergu-
son, 1414 Delafield place northwest,
Mrs. Ramsey presiding.
Devotionals were given by Mrs. @.
J. p. Barger. Mrs F. Scott Mcbride
reported on the last anti-seloon con-
vention. Raymond Schmidt, of the
International Reform Federation was
the speaker guest. Two new members,
Mrs. Barger and Mrs. Werlich, were
introduced.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Bell, 1921 Jonquil street. February l3.
Stella Clayton Union met January
at the Epworth M. E. Church The
L. #. L. gold and silver medal contest
was held The gold medal was won by
Amelia Overmiller and the silver medal
by Robert Ernest. A talk was given
by Mrs. E. L. Newburg, director of
literature
Kalorama Heights Loyal Temper
ance Legion was organized January 6,
in the Washington Heights Presbyte-
rian Church under the auspices OF the
Kalorama Heights w. c. T. u. Mrs.
r. T. Stout, di- ectc- of the District of
Columbia Union, L. T. L., with the aid
of officers of the local union assisting,
organized the children into club OF
their own. officers elected were:
President, Elizabeth Meininger; first
vice president, Jack Torbert; treasurer,
Billy Reith: secretary, Elinor Rowels.
Meetings will be held the first and
third Fridays of the month, $3.50 to
4:3o pm, in the Sunday school room.
Directors of departments were ap-
fo11
partment, Jack Torbert, for the boys,
and for the girls, Frances Rowels;
Sunday school, Charles Stockell; asso-
ciata. Dick Lee. Other directorj VIII
be appointed ct the next meeting JAM
cry 60 The T3sGcl Contest Dspart-
mem work his begun. The contest
will be hcld du~i1r tie F2sc"r yoCc-
tion. Children b-tween> the ages OF 7
and IS years ere elis ble to attend.
Takoma Park Union met at the
home of Mrs c. S. LoIg2cre, l02 Park
avenue, Tuesday evening DR.. Long
acre conducted the devotional exer-
cises. The music was in charge Of Mrs.
Ethel Reed Mrs. Elizabeth Holder,
contralto of the Mount Vernon Place
NJ E. Church South, sang. DR.. D.
Stewart Patterson, from the Board OF
Temperance, Prohibition and Public
Morals. of the Methodist Church, was
the speaker. New members received
were Mrs. r. L. McDormand. Mrs. c. |
L. Taltemus, Miss Florence Hull and
Miss Ruth Miller.
Mrs. Ella A. Boole, national and |
world president of the Woman's Chris |
tan Temperance Union, will be the |
speaker at the afternoon session Of the |
quarterly convention at the Temple !
Baptist Church January II, beginning |
at 10 am A pearl medal contest will
also be held.
Cleveland Park Union met Monday |
at the home of Mrs H. B. Brooks, with |
the president, Mrs o. G. Christgau, |
presiding Mrs. N. H. Wadleigh. dis
trict president; Mrs. Anna Bailey Win
die, Mrs. James NJ Doran and Mrs.
Marie N Brinley addressed the meet |
ing Assisting hostesses were Mrs. w.
c. Barrows, Mrs. Mary Noyes, Mrs.
Florence Frasier and Mrs. j. M. Nickles. !
North Star Union met at the home
of Mrs. Orrel Moody 4409 Eighteenth |
street, assisted by Mrs. Elna Rochester,
Mrs. c. w. Sisscn, Mrs. T. c. White, |
Mrs. Edward DOGGY, Mrs. Hugh Brew
ster. Mrs. J. C. Eau and Mrs. E. l.. |
Buebee The president, Mrs. Marie N. |
Brinlsy presided. Mrs. Edward DOGGY |
chairman of Christian Citizenship, read |
poems. Mrs. w. o. Tufts announced |
meetings to be held at the Washington |
Hotel January IT, ID. 10 and 20. Guests |
were Mrs. w. j. Neal, Wilmington.
Del; Mrs. I. l.. Earhart Of Cincinnati, !
Ohio. Mrs. Daniel A. Tear, Miss Caro- |
lyn Church and Mrs. e. w. Wiseman |
were admitted to membership. Miss |
Maude Aldrick, national representative |
Motion Picture Council, spoke. Mrs. |
David Gates sang, accompanied by Mrs |
w. L. Evans at the piano. Mrs. E. L. |
Bugbee announced the medal contest |
January 20 at 7:35 pm. at st. Pauls M. |
Z. Church Rev and Mrs. w. w. Nc !
Intyre will assist Mrs. Bugbee in this
work. O. c. Christgau, general su-
I1erintendent Anti-SaloOn League, spoke. |