The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-11-18

Attention! If the different SOrOri-
| ties are interested in uncalled for
prints, 8 X 10 inches in size, of photos
taken at their dances, call Clarke
and Marks, 113 Warren St., (phone
Highlands 9893), ROxbury and obtain
them at the bargain price of Is cents
each.
Carl r. Diton Of New York City was
the dinner guest of his cousin, Mrs. W.
j. Foye, on November TO- Mrs Mary
Handy was also a guest
The S. Coleridge- Taylor Extension
Committee met Friday, Nov. II at
room pos, 295 Huntington Avenue, w.
H. Richardson, secretary.
Miss Louise Tucker of II Greenwich
Park and Cicero johnson of Chicago
were quietly married Monday night, by
R. NJ. Owens.
A surprise party was given in honor
of Helen Martin Holiday of 204
Northampton Street on Saturday, Nov.
II, to celebrate her twenty-frst birth
day She was the recipient of many
beautiful gifts presented by her many
friends, acquaintance and well-wishers.
Over fifty young people gathered to
make this occasion a real surprise.
Miss Holiday is the daughter of Helen
Holiday, one of Boston's outstanding
singers
On Sunday afternoon, Nov. IL, a
birthday supper party was rendered
Masters Byron and Everett Ricketts, of
1916 Northampton Street; Master
Byron celebrated his fifth year and
Master Everett his third. Both little
fellows were the recipients of many
useful gifts. The children enjoyed
themselves at games and the singing of
songs to say nothing of the goodies
served at the beautifully decorated
table Among the small children pres
ent were: James Contee, Bobby Wat
klns, Walter and Robert Carney; Bar
bara COntee, Alice Brown, Ann Jack
son, Alice Moore, Constance and
Shirley Hughes Cynthia Turner, Bar
bara Walker and Shirley Kelly During
the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Byron
Ricketts, served tea to Mesdames Olive
Thomas, James Contee, lmold Turner,
Robert Watkins, Arthur Jackson,
Lucinda McWilliamson, Bessie Nc
llvaine, Walter Gainey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Dell, Miss Evelyn Berry, Miss
Williamae Wilson and John Thompson.
The Mayfower Social Club met last
at the home of Mrs. Lavinia Newman,
haywood St., Roxbury with Mrs,
Fannie Hampton and Miss Margaret
Perkins as guests of the afternoon.
Peter S. Spencer, old member of
Ebenezer Baptist Church, and many
fraternal organizations, is improving
at the Chelsea Naval Hospital where
he has been under treatment for the
past four weeks.
On to Brockton for the annual
Thanksgiving sermon of the State
B.YP.U., Sunday, Nov. 10, $3.50 pm
Bus es will leave Twelfth Baptist
Church at loo pm. Round trip Il
cents. Enjoyable time for all.
The Ministers Wives Council held
their second annual banquet at Rest
haven where the following officers were
installed by Rev. Foggie: Mrs. Jane.
Mckenzie, president; Mrs, Sumptel
NJ. Riley, vice president; Mrs. w. S
Ravenell, recording secretary; Mrs
Lloyd Q Abercrombie, corresponding
secretary; Mrs Claudius Broadfeld
treasurer; Mrs. S. L. Laviscount
pianist. The outgoing president, Mrs
VIM. Hester, composer of the clul
song, gave a welcome address, the nev
president responding loyalty Read
lngs by Mrs. Broadfeld, soIos's b,
Mesdames, Bailey and Abercrombi
and an address by Morris R. Taylor
headworker at the Shaw House wer
followed by Community singing. LIE,
by Mrs. John Bailey, Mrs. Ella Frame
Jones, accompanist. Mrs. Charles R
Winthrop was toastmistress.