Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1928, Page 34

-] O ; - THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. ., OCTOBER 21. 1928—PART 1.’ WwW. C. T. U l The ffty-fourth annual District of Columbia W. C.T.U. convention will be held Tuesday and Wednesday, October 30 and 31. at the First Congregational Church, Tenth and G stréets north- west. A fine program has been arranged. The election of officers will be Wedne: day morning. On Tuesday evening the will be a speciale young people’s e ice. This service will begin at pm. with an organ recital by Miss Katherine Fowler. On November 3 at | the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church the District of Columbia White Ribbon Recruits will have their ln-, nual Halloween party. The Emma Sanford Shelton Umnn met recently at the home of Mrs. E./ H. Heron, 3923 Fifth street. Mrs. Eva ' V. Criswell was elected president of the | union and will begin her tenth year | in that ofice. Miss Rebecca Rhodes, | national W. C. T. U. director of the| Soldiers’ _and Sailors’ Department, | gave a few interesting glimpses of the World's Woman's Christian Temperance A R s Z Union, which she attended this Sum- OOI l l 1 e S ivie $219 Genuine Walnut Veneered Dmmg Room Suite \ On Wednesday a meeting of the What a wonderful setting for that dinner you have been 1 l i oriootionks Vgflfpgigr;x';";rf planning for your special friends. This suite is superbly con- 4 X 2= t. apestry by Mrs 1. Pollock, District of C structed of rich walnut vencers high-lighted and dustproof. As e lumbia_president ': r;ll"rtrnfr’n ;Jl:wnna‘ pictured, a pedestal base massive extension table, china cahmct * L Sdebiade il Ol with drawer, double-door server four-leg-front buffet and six ug lt I l y ulte\ et ;;id:‘i \hrNhnurbierom 2 mla pm.| Jacquard velour chairs to match. e 0 Vi 5, at ti - | e ——— Sy BRIt SOTUIEh o ot Room Size Rug Free—THE HUB e == ==Y terested are invited to | Chaplain A. C. Oliver of Walter Reed Hospital told the District | = ; i 1 : T. U. how it could | 311 T i | he Hub heip him by £ $100 a ‘year to| purchase Bible lesson quarterlies, to | be distributed to some of his bed-rid- | A . who are glad to study the | Bible. The money was voted and a | ] mount subscribed at once. This il be credited to the soldiers Nicely made and carefully ailors’ work of the s G R . ity ke "" - finished. Has mirror and p P. Pollock Union met s | 2 {he ha};ne of Mrs. C. I Smith, in Bragt - sy dener. ury Heights, September 24. Elected | : 9 officers are: ' Mrs. James W, Talbert, | | SOcyieny president . Sadie Burton, vice | president; Mrs. Jean Graves, second | Mrs. Lenora Landon, | Edward F. Smith, secre- C. I Smith described the work | of the judges and clerk at the polls, 13;:%:;35:;;.",::’*11%‘12’p::.z‘zz'zh:u".sI i g [ 4 5-Piece Enameled Breakfast i JAMES W. Many.gave a shor : Suite—New and Attractive Miss Nettie Landon played a violin Well made with mirror, solo, accompanied by Miss Jean Hicher- 4 An attractive little hreakfast room suite, con- el at the piano. large compartment for 0 18 sisting of a grav enamel-finished drop-leaf table The Sunday school of the East Wash- i 4 and four wood-saddle, comb-back chairs to match. ° ngtion Nelghis Baptist Ohurch olserved | :""“"' o 0l afmereny Unusually priced in the Fall Opening Sale at pregram, broadcasting speeches that il bad been made by different prominent | 50c a Week—T he Hub men. 50c a Week i Cleveland Park Union will meet to- morrow at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Joseph B. Kincer, 4112 Fessenden street, Mrs. J. T. Al n assisting. The annual luncheon of the Mount a Y - V i 4 A Charmlng French Vanlty Bedroom Slllte Of 4 Pleces Fleasant Union was held at Calvary | il 10 e et th enioy he. good I L /| | , Genuine Walnut-Veneer Decor'med—$l39 Value things provided by Mrs. J. H. 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