The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-11-11

COIuldlIy IHfIIeu 10 ulHe at St. CyprI-
ans at their annual Turkey Dinner
Thursday, Nov. Is. Dinner promptly
served, 5 pm. to pm, st. Cyprian's
Parish House, fremont and WalpoIe
streets, Boston. Meet your family and
friends there. Make reservations early
Adults Csc plate, children 35c plate
Miss Annie Brown of Weston. re-
turned last month from a vacation
spent in Lawrenceville, Virginia, her
former home.
Mrs. Lillian Williams, formerly of
West Springfield Street, is now domi-
ciled at 555 Columbus Ave.
The last two meetings of the I'M
perial Debs were held respectively, at
the home of MissB. Boiling, Sunday,
Oct. % and at the home of Miss Ger
trude Kinds on Nov. 5.
In aid of the Pythagorans' Program
of Service a house party will be held
at the home of Arthur Van Ripper. II
Harold Street RoXbuly, on Nov. Is
from s: pm. to l am. There will be
dancing, music, free refreshments and
refreshments for sale. Admission is
thirty-tive cents.
A very pleasant afternoon was en-
iOyed by Mrs. L. A. Smith of II
Greenwich Street when she received a
visit from her old friend, Mrs. Cora
Mackemow, wife of DR.. Horace
MackerrOw of Worcester and Shrews-
bury, Mass.
On Sunday, Nov. -, the Community
Forum at 464 Mass. Avenue will pre-
sent as speaker of the evening, Atty.
Joseph S. Mitchell, member of the
Mass. Parole Board. The meeting be
gins at $50 pm. Discussion follows
the address. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
Mrs. Thelma Register of Austin.
Texas, who is in the city for the winter.
was a caller at The Guardian office this
week.
Mrs. Alma Ransom of 944 fremont
Street has returned from pleasant
visit to New York City.
diabetes" will be the subject of
discussion at symposium sponsored
by the Bay State Medical Society.
meeting at 558 Mass. Ave, Boston.
Nov. IA, at $50 pm. Drs. C. W.
Harrison, John A. Braithwaite. C. F..
c. Phillibort and c. Jackson will be the
speakers.
The Varick Christian Endeavor
Society of the Columbus A.M.E. Zion
Church has for its speaker on Sunday,
Nov II, at $50 pm, Lonnie Kelley
of Everett. The musical program
features Mrs. Emma Lewis. soprano:
William Howard, violinist and the
Dreamland -Four quartet.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hill and daueh-
ter, Mary Jane, Robert Matthews and
Mrs. Cyril Durrant, of Portland. Me-,
attended the funeral services of S. f.
Bishop, of Boston on Nov. >.
Mrs. Cyril Du1rant was the week
end guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Atus
of MOreland St., Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs James Hill and Mary
Jane were the overnight guests of Mrs.
;. f. Bishop, of Highland st and on
Sunday, they with Mrs. Durrant, and
Oscar Mathews were the dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mack R. Maybin, of
Readville, Mass.
Among the Portland people in Bos-
ton for the wedding reception of Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Williams Miss
Marie Steems) of Harold St., were
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge jackson, Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dumas, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Lowe, Charles f. Cummings, Mr..
Townsend and Miss Mary Branch.
Gladys Marine Fuller has been
chosen by the Advisory Board of the
Pushkin Board of the Pushkin School
Of Expression to direct the Children's
Theatre classes, composed of white and
colored pupils (the adult department
IS also miXedD. Miss Fuller is well
qualified for the position being a gra-
duate in dramatic Interpretation, mem
Der Of the Pushkin Players and an
artist of ability