The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-04-22

The annual musical and tea of th,
Resthaven Ladies' Auxiliary will BIZ
given on April 23rd, Sunday afternoon
at Resthaven, 100 Fisher Ave-. Boston
Mrs. Lucy Dinmore and Mrs. Alice
POlnias are chairIadies and Mrs
Isabelle Brooks is President.
The Boston tuberculosis Health
Guild will hold its tenth anniversary
banquet at st. Cyprian's Church
April % at Z. The committee includes
Mrs. Gertrude Madison, chairman
Mrs. Caroline Jones, Mrs. Emily Till
man, Mrs. Martha Scott, Mrs. Cora
Schuyler, Mrs. Amy Sheperd. Mrs
Alice Scott, Mrs Ethel Scott and Mrs
Amelia Murray. The proceeds from
the banquet will benefit the Health
Guild Preventorium Fund. Tickets
can be obtained from Mrs. Haze
Mccoy, 535 Columbus Avenue and
Mrs. Dorothy Hayward, 554 Columbus
avenue, Boston tuberculosis Associ-
ton headquarters.
MIR. and Mrs. Roscoe Hill have re-
turned to Boston after spending the
winter months with their son-in-Iaw
and daughter Rev. and Mrs. Diamond
Norfolk, Va.
Miss Mary Holmes, school teacher
IN the Junior High School. Lewes,
Del, spent the Easter HOLIDAYS with
her father and her sister J. E. Holmes
and Mrs. Estella Lee Crosby.
Mr.. B. Waters of 80 Humboldt Ave
Roxbury, was the winner of beauti-
full maple bridge lamp and maple
smoking stand, that was offered on
Thursday evening, April IS. bv the
Amaranth Club at 1896 fremont St.
The Amaranth Club wishes to thank
their many friends for making thn
affair a grand success.
The Roxbury Civic Club will pre-
sent the Byars-H Harris opera groun in
a concert at ST. Mark CONGREGATIONAL
Church in May.
The Mayfower Social Club met at
the home of Mrs. Clara Christian 466
Mass. Ave, Boston. The winner of
the rattle, Milton Reddick, 1877 Faver-
weather St. North Cambridge, Mass
The guests included Mrs. Mary Cor
don and Miss Margaret Perkins.
MISS Frances Jones will head the
tea which Iota Chapter of the Deltas
IS giving in honor of Miss Betty Nc
cree VINO won scholarship for study
in India. '''N'
Mrs. Malinda Stewart of 25 War
WICK St, was hostess to the Moore
Class of the Columbus Avenue A.ME.
Zion Church, April 18. The minutes
We're read, and business was trans
acted after which lovely collation.
was served. Officers and members
present We're: Mrs. Helen Russell
president; Mrs. Myrtle White, score.
tary: Miss Jane Henry, treasurer
Mrs. Bessie McIlvaine, chaplain; Mes.
DANES Lucille Heggie, Mabel Polk. T.
buchanan, c. McIver, Una Blackjack
Fannie Jones.
Bishop W. J. Walls was the dinner
guest Sunday of Miss Helen Nell.
Valne and family, rs Hammond Street
Another special guest was Mrs. Hattie
Fornay, who was a classmate of the
bishops at Asheville, N. C. Others
present were; Mrs. B. C. McIlvaine
Helen's mother, J. c. McIlvaine, broth.
er, Howard F. McIlvaine, a student al
Suffolk Law School, Master Ronald
Amado, Mrs. Aubrey Bullock and Miss
Blanche Bassit, who also helped enter.
tam Bishop Walls. Rev. Mr.. johnson
OF the First A M f. Zion Church
OF Providence and Mrs. johnson. wifi
Misses Vivien Perry and Doris Lewis
OF Providence visited the McIlvaint
family during the afternoon and ac.
companied the Bishop to Providence
where he spoke Sunday evening.
ances on Broadway this season is the
swing version of the "Michado". Il
IS also playing in Boston by the worlc
famous Doyley Carte group. How
ever, those who plan to see either
should see the simplified version being
presented at the Robert Gould Shaw
House under the direction of Thomas
Johnson. 1t promises to be the high.
light of their musical season with gay
costumes, colorful scenery and delight.
full music.
The American Folk Singers wish t.
thank their many friends who have
sent them so many kind letters on then
program, as the value of a program
is to a great degree determined by
the amount of fan mail the program
receives. They also wish to announce
that the program is now heard on
Station WEEP each Saturday evening
at 1880 to which every one is invited