The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-04-08

Blessed Sacrament. Vernon Street
ROxbury, Wednesday evening, April
u, 1889, at Sis. Admission free. For
patrons list the charge is so cents for
one or IS cents for two.
The executive committee of the
Music Lovers Club, Marian Watson,
president, recently revised old rules
and adopted some new ones.
"The Eternal Hills" a religious
drama, will be presented at Zion
Church, Monday night, April II under
auspices of the pastors Club Concor-
dia, Miss Miriam Lathrop is directing
the play.
Mrs. William McCard of Baltimore,
who had been the guest of Mrs. Maude
Raw of Fayerweather ST.. Cambridge,
left for home last week, after round
Of gay entertainments in her honor.
Among her hostesses were: Mrs.
Martha Robins. Mrs. NJ. E Walker,
Mrs. W. L. Reed, Mrs. John Hall, Mrs.
Lovett Groves.
Jimmie" Carter is spending the
Easter holidays in New York-Mat-
thew Bullock, Jr., is home for the
Spring holidays.
Plans looking to the employment Of
colored salespeople in Roxbury de
partment stores were formulated at
a meeting of the South End Women's
Progressive Club held March 20 at the
home of the president Mrs. Gladys F.
Howard. Current subjects discussed
were Consumers Problems" intro
duced bv Mrs. B. Thomas and "Black
Pride" introduced by Mrs. G. Turner.
Membership in the club is free. For
further information call Ga. 1928.
The popular Whirlwind Hostess
Club held special three night meet
mo to definitely decide on a mammoth
affair of some sort to raise camp funds
for the under privileged children in
the RoXbury District Leon Roche,
the director, solicited the aid of Louis
B. Ransom of the Fathers Club, an
authority on such plans, and the club
members unanimously elected Mr..
Ransom to head its advisory board.
Watch this paper for the biggest
charitable event of the season to be
held sometime in May.
Domingo T. Tina and Miss Mary
Lopez were united in marriage We'd
nesday, April ), Rev. J. S. Myrick.
pastor of Free VIII Methodist Church,
VIM E. Carter Post, Is. American
Legion, is sponsoring a monster prize
whist party next Friday evening,
April IA, at AGA Mass. Avenue. This
event is attracting no little attention
veteran circles of greater
Boston. and a lively and interesting
contest is anticipated Dancing will
follow the whist. Henry Perry is the
chairman of the committee.
The Hub Marrymakers extend a cor
dial invitation to their friends and
well wishers to attend the dine and
swing session to be held April 10 at
Ruggles Hall, 5 Ruggles Street. This
after Easter frOlic promises to be the
event of the Spring and the members
are pleased to entertain their guests
with a full evening of pleasure. In
vitations may be secured from any
member of the following committee:
J. Daniel Beasley, chairman; 81 Wor-
thington Street. RoXbury: Maud
Brown, Gertrude Brown, Edith Jones,
Myrtle Randolph, Corriene Powe.
Nellie Cooke, Mayme Pyburn. Lillian
Kicker, Elizabeth Tillery, Mrs. Daisy
Henry, Miss Latelle Anderson: Messrs
Benjamin Robinson. Benjamin Waters.
Clarence Van Allen. Stillman Tasco,
Theodore Desmond, Ralph Cooper,
Archibald Prescott, Earl Medley,
Charles Branch, Russell Colling, Harry
Edmonds; Mrs. Pearl B. James. Ken
more 3499 or Miss Ellen Williams,
Secretary. 612 Columbus Ave. Com
monwealth 5039. The number of in
vitations is limited, so secure them
early.
The next meeting of the Eastern
New England Congress will be held
at 558 Mass Ave. Wednesday evening.
April u. Those interested in race
progress should be present and Join
the Citizens Committee for this years
Pop Concert at Symphony Hall, Atty.
]. r. Bourne is chairman, Miss Ellen
H. Williams, secretary.
At the close of the morning ser
vice, Sunday, April 2, Rev. Richard
NJ. Owens, pastor of Peoples Baptist
Church, was presented a beautiful silk
robe by the Pastors Club. Mrs Mar
garet Smith, president of the club
made the presentation, following an
appropriate solo by Mrs. Blanche
Diggs, and prayer by Deacon An
thony Bailey.
Mrs. Lucy Mitchell will be guest
speaker at the Annual Fellowship
Banquet given by the Queen Esther
Circle of Fourth Me Church Thurs
day evening, April 90 Mrs. Thoma-
sina Johnson is supervisor.
The members of the Y.W.B. Class,
Col. Ave. AME. Zion Church. were
invited to the home of Rev. and Mrs.
Enoch Woodhouse, 81 Hammond st
Thursday evening, March 80, to for
mulate plans for a play, "The New
Minister" written by Rev. Woodhouse,
teacher of the class After the meet
ing those present enjoyed a sumptu-
GUS repast prepared by the hostess,
Mrs. WoodhOuse. Each guest re-
ceived favor. an Easter basket
Mrs. Mary E. Hood 72 Holworthy
Street, Roxbury, had as her guests on
Tuesday. March %, Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Hood. Jr., and Mr.. Howard
Brown Of West Medford: Mrs Jean
Roberts of San Diego, California; Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Hood, Alvin Erickson
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lopez. Mr.. and
Mrs. Vincent Warrington and Mr. and
Mrs. William Banks all Of Roxbury