The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-10-28

An Autumn musical tea given by the
Greater Boston WOmen's Chorus Sun
day, October 20, at A PM, at the home
of Mrs. Alyce Wright, 16 MOreland
St., Roxbury. Admission 25 cents.
The Eight Flames Club met at the
home of the treasurer, Mrs. Nellie
Cookefi Saturday, Oct. ii. Plans were
made for the first social and whist to
be held Monday, Oct. 80, at the home
of the president, Mrs. Edna Medley,
4 Auburn St., RoXbury. Refreshments
were served and very pleasant eve
ming was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Lillian
Kicker won the prize rattle.
The Zion Church Gel. Committee
of the Pastors Club Concordia, Mrs.
M. J. Sheridan, chairman, gave pro-
gressive tea Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Eubanks and
their daughter were among callers
at the Guardian office this week.
A committee to confer with Boston
College authorities in an effort to dis
suade them from continuing undemo-
cratic surrender to Southern prejudice
was appointed at Wednesday nights
meeting of the New England Con-
gress. Mrs. M. Cravath Simpson heads
the committee.
The Edna Black Associates at their
meeting in Howard Hall Monday night
heard addresses by John E. Wyche,
Miss Edna Black, Mrs. Edna GoodelI,
Oswald Thomas, Mrs. Pauline Levine,
Aubrey Gibson, Joseph Badgett, Ralph
Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. John Royal and
Alexander WEIGH. Which of the sew
eral candidates the club will support,
could not be learned.
DR.. John B. Hall is in New York to
attend the testimonial banquet to DR..
Kenney, who leaves Newark, N. J.
shortly for his new position at Tuske-
| gee.
Sunday, October 20 at Symphony
Hall, trio composed of Helen
Worthy, violin; Pasquale Ficarra,
cello; and Robert Riemenschneider
piano, will provide the music for the
service at Community Church. The
service begins at 1920.
Miss Barbara Childs of Warwick
Street has been called to teach religion
to the deaf and dumb children. this
being the third season she has worked
with these children and the nuns. Bar
bara is graduate of the st. Francis
DE Sale Parochial School. She eniovs
her work and hopes to continue in the
same line.
All communications pertaining to
Peter S. Spencer, sick in the hospital,
should be sent to his daughter, Mrs.
Mabelle B. Scott, As Waumbeck st.,
Roxbury.
Mary J. Sheridan, contralto, goes
South next month on a concert tour.
She will make an appearance on No
yember 16 at John Wesley A.M.E. Zion
Church, Washington, D. C.
Desirable halls for Christmas and
New Years parties at the newly reno
waited Lincoln Halls, 158 W. Spring
field St., Comm. 1893.
The Beta Alpha Chapter of the Phi
Beta Sigma met Sunday, October 8
at Shaw House with President Scott
presiding. Plans were made for the
years programme and the Sigma
conclave IN Washington in December.
Imperial Debs" had their first
opening meeting at the residence of
Miss Wilhelmina Scales, President,
8l5 Col. Ave.-The plans were dis
cussed for the fourth coming season.
A delicious repast was served by the
President. The next meeting will be
at the residence of Miss Boiling, 81
Windsor Street.
The Mayfower Social Club had as
guests at its last meeting Miss Les
seine Tucker of Bermuda. Mr.. Bag
nell of Faneuil Hall Market won the
first prize, $500, and Bill Banks of 16
Hollander Street won the second, So.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson of So Catawba
Street was hostess.
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