The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-09-23
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from president Barbara Granger, 94a
Cabot St., from Chairman Pearl B.
James or any committee member. All
cash must be reported at the meeting,
Monday, Sept. % held at the residence
of the president. A pleasant evening is
anticipated
Miss Luberta Woodfork who has
been studying voice with Madame
Gurney-Raymond, has returned to her
home in Detroit, Michigan.
Mrs. F. McGwinn of Pittsburgh, Pa.
visited relatives and friends in Boston,
Newton, and Maine and was also the
guest of Mrs Irene Abercrombie.
On the eve of her departure for
Hampton Institute, Miss Eunice Pow
ell was rendered a farewell party Mon
day evening, September IL, under the
sponsorship of Misses Phyllis Canada
and Bertha Martin at Miss Martins
residence on Williams St., Roxbury.
There were about so guests, with
games and dancing enjoyed. Fefresh-
ments were served. Miss Powell is the
daughter of Geanie Powell, well
known Boston beauty culturist.
Mrs. Bessie Baptiste has returned
to her duties at Estelle's after two
weeks vacation during which, she
said, she enjoyed much needed rest.
Morris Jackson of Sussex st. had
as his guest last week his brother Ma
than jackson of New York.
Mrs. Leslie Somerville Williams of
Roxbury returned this week from
visit to her mother, Mrs. Robena
Hughes in New York.
Messrs. Brown, Pyburn, Jordan,
Garnett and Banks left early Tues
day morning for the American Leg
ions convention in Chicago. They ex-
pected to get to Detroit in time for
the Louis-Pastor fight.
1t is suggested that social clubs
have their fall opening meetings at
Lincoln Halls, 158 W. Springfield st.
The rentals are extremely low. You'll
be pleasantly surprised at the prices.
Every convenience is at hand for your
clubs meeting or social, banquet or
dance. Call Com. 1898.
Miss Phyllis Canada, beautician, is
associated with Geanie Powell at the
latter's beauty culture shoppe on Sus-
sex st. Miss Canada is a Woburnite
but prefers Boston for business.
A surprise birthday party was ten
dered Mrs. Agnes Parnell of Harold
Street, Roxbury, last Saturday night
by large group of her friends headed
by Mrs. Carolyn Stewart, Mrs. T. f.
A. McCurdy, Mrs. Beatrice Kerr and
Mrs. Lillian Manuel. The party num-
bered more than sixty. Mrs. Parnell
was presented with a beautiful che
mile bedspread. Dancing, games and
refreshments enlivened the evening.
Events multiply fast at Lincoln
Halls as the fall and winter season
opens. The Windsor Cricket Club held
social Saturday night after the
game. A cup was presented to the
winning team by Mr.. Thornton. A
merry evening was spent in dancing;
and refreshments were served.
Serena Chapter, O.E.S. met Tuesday
night and Patrick E. Toy Post, 953.
VIEW. met on Wednesday night.
The anniversary dance of the Golden
Lily Club was on Wednesday, Sept. 20.
: King Solomon Lodge of Masons
held their regular meeting Wednesday
night. The Independent Order of
Galllean Fishermen were in an all-day
session Thursday and on the same
evening the Colored Veterans met to
form an organization.
A Bazaar and County Fair will be
given by the board of directors of
Phyllis Wheatley Deed of Trust Mon
day to Thursday inclusive, October 2
to in Lincoln Halls, 528 Mass. Ave.
On Thursday night there will be dane
ing, good music. You can buy your
goods at the County Fair as well as
Xmas gifts. Many clubs will have at
tractive articles for your purchase.
Calling your attention to Sunday,
October 8, a red letter day, on your
calendar, when the Junior Missionary
State Body will hold their Grand
Opening at Metropolitan Baptist
Church, 7 pm. Can we count on YOU
to help us start off in a big way
The Young Women's Bible Glass of
Columbus Ave. A.M.E. Zion Church
met at the home of the teacher, Rev.
Enoch o. Woodhouse, 81 Hammond
ST., Monday, Sept. II with MANY
members present. After business the
president and hostess, Mrs. Gertrude
SISl NOoulOuSe, served a SumptuOuS
banquet. Rev. Woodhouse invites all
young ladies of the community to join
the class.
The first monday luncheon of the
Greater Boston Trade Association will
be held at the Western Lunch Be-
Tuesday, September %. The speaker
will be Attorney Joseph S. Mitchell.
The general public is cordially invited,
The Resthaven Ladies Auxiliary
held its first meeting of the season at
522 Columbus Ave, Boston last week.
Plans were made for their annual
Rummage Sale to be held soon. The
Rlt.esthaven League, is also planning a
Tea Internationale" to be held at
522 Columbus Ave. soon for the bene-
fit of Resthaven.