Evening star., 1936-05-03
W. c. T. u. NEWS

Mary Pollock Union met at the
home of Mrs. Annie Moody, 1918
Twenty-second street southeast, last
Tuesday. Meeting opened by the
president, Mrs. Ladd. Mrs. Jean
Graves, devotional director, spoke.
Mrs. Jennie ESmond Wright, director
of radio work for the District, gave a
talk.
The next meeting to be May 26 at the
home Of Mrs. Lena Talbert, 1922 Sigs-
bee avenue southeast.
The Chevy Chase Union met at the
Presbyterian Church House. Mrs. A L.
Baldwin, president, presided. Reports
were given by Mrs p H. Stephens,
Mrs. J. E. Fonts, Mrs. Charles H.
Schafer. Mrs. Maude Teed led the
devotions.
Speakers were Mrs. John Robsion on
Scientific Temperance Instruction. 4"
and Rev. Edward Latch. pastor of the
Chevy Chase Methodist Church, on
The Sheppard Dry Speech of the
Senate"
lexington Union met Tuesday at
State headquarters. Mrs. Gertrude F.
Hoage, State treasurer, and Mrs. Belle
T. Pickett, State director of flower mis-
sion work and also president of Emma
Sanford Shelton Union, spoke.
The devotional services were con-
Quoted by Mrs. Fred c. Ehling. Reports
were made by Mrs Franklin L. Adams,
Mrs. John L. Rogers. Mrs. Edith Carl
son, Mrs. Adam Miller. Mrs James
Matthews and Mrs. John E. Dunn.
Announcements were: May %. quar-
terly convention at Metropolitan M. E.
Church; May 10, mass meeting under
auspices of United Dry Forces at CAL
vary Baptist Church, pm, when
Maj. Smedley Butler will speak; May
%, mass meeting at Central High
School at pm. to commemorate the
flftieth anniversary of securing law
whereby the public school teachers of
the District of Columbia are required
to teach the evil effects Of alcohol and
tobacco to the human system.
A tea will be held In connection with
the May meeting.
The hosteSses were Mrs. Edith Carl
son, Mrs. D. D. Morgan and Mrs. James
Jones.
The Kappa Kappa Gamma Alum
nae Association will join with its
University of Maryland chapter at
supper Tuesday at $50 pm. in the
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority House
at College Park, Md.
All Kappas are asked to make res
ervations with Miss Winifred Clarke,
1857 Stuyvesant place by today.
Alpha Epsilon Alpha, Washington
Alumnae Chapter of Alpha Chi
Omega, will be entertained at desert
Tuesday evening by Mrs. William
Cravens, 1921 Twenty-sixth street,
Livingstone Heights, Va. Miss Helen
Bramon and Miss Helen Boyles of
Washington will assist. Final plans
for the annual scholarship award
will be made. All Alpha CHS are in
vited. r. S. v. P. to Mrs. Cravens by
Sunday.
The George Washington University
Chapter of Pi Lambda Theta will
hold an anniversary dinner tomorrow
at the Hay-Adams House. Invited
guests are Miss Bess Goodykoontz, DR..
and Mrs. Cloyd H. Marvin, Provost
Ruediger and Mrs. Winnie @. Bar
rows. The professors of the School
Of Education are also invited.
Alpha Theta Chapter met yester.
day at the University Women's Club,
1884 I street.
Miss Lois Mertz was hostess for Gam
ma Chapter, Chi Sigma Sorority, at
its last meeting. The president, Miss
Connie Cooksey, welcomed the new
members.
The chapter held a luncheon for
members and friends at the Chestnut
Farms Dairy on Saturday, after which
they went to Philipsborn's to take
part in the Chi Sigma sale.
The bowling team from Gamma
Chapter finished with honors in the
Inter-Sorority Bowling League and
several members of the team received
individual prizes.