The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-01-14
CITY NEWS

Attorney Joseph S. Mitchell will be
guest speaker at Musical Tea, Sun
day, Jan. p, at pm. at Peoples Bap-
tist Church, fremont and Camden
Streets, Rev. Richard Owens, pastor.
under the auspices of the Ladies Sew
ing Circle. Public invited. Silver
offering. Betty Bagby, president:
Reda Morgan, chairman of committee.
One Of the high lights of the holiday
season was the dinner party given bv
Guthrie Hodges, q Baldwin Ave.
Everett, in honor of his niece, Miss
Mayme Young, popular beautician of
Washington, D. G. The guests were
delightfully."- entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Gibson as co-hosts. After
a sumptuous dinner, Santa Calus made
merry distributing gifts to all. Those
present were: Miss Mayme Young.
Mrs. James TONNES, Mrs. KELSEY.
Pittsburg, Pa. Miss Margaret Mccall,
Mrs. Rosa Carrick of N. Y. Mrs.
Leila Leftwich, Isaac Hodges, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Day, Bradley Smith,
Washington, D. c., Lacey Hodges.
Misses Virginia Carter and Shirley
Hodges. Miss Young visited MANY
points of interest, including a tour of
the State House. She left Boston de-
lighted with N. E. hospitality.
Do not fail to attend the Prize Whist
Party to be given by the Maryland
1lnh, Thursday evening, Jan. IS at the
Harriet Tubman House.
Miss Doris Weeks of 43 Hollander
st. returned from New York after
sepnding two weeks with her amt.
Mrs. Matte Minter Her father. who
accompanied her spent two days. Sew
eral social courtesies were extended to
Miss Weeks during her visit.
The last two meetings of the Golden
Rod Club were held on Dec. 10 at the
home of Mrs. Hattie Hill, AZ Windsor
Street and on JAN 2 at Mrs. Mildred
ShowelPs residence, the latter meeting
taking the form of New Years party.
Delicious repasts were served by both
hostesses. Jan. 16 is the date of the
next meeting at the home of Mrs. Ella
Kent, AZ Humboldt Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Kenswil and
son OF s Kinnaird St., Cambridge. Mrs.
Cora Perry and Miss Eleanor Perry of
Newton motored to New York for New
Years in Mrs. Kenswil's new Ply
mouth car, Christmas gift from Mr..
henswll Enroute they visited friends
IN Bridgeport, Conn, and New Ro-
chelle, n. Y. They were the guests of
honor at many social affairs during
their visit in New York.
Memorial Service for B. F. Hutch
ms, the late president of the MARYLAND
Club, will be held Sunday afternoon.
Jan. 80 at Charles st. A.M.E. church
at 8.
Mrs. L. g. Averett, Mrs. E. Perry,
member of the Maryland Club. are on
the sick list
The Vans are back again this time
with Poverty Party, on February
10 at 2lO w. Springfield st. Bargain
admission, price twenty-four cents. An
amusing and interesting time is as
sured with good music, dancing from
8 to l and prize for the poorest look
ing couple.
Mrs. Carolyn D. Jones of Roxburv
IS visiting in New York and New ,Jer-
sey with relatives and friends. She
VIII return to attend the AKA.
Founders Day Reception, Sunday,
Jan. 30, and Art Exhibition of her
daughter, Miss Lois NJ. Jones at L.W
C.S., 558 Mass. Ave.
The Young Peoples Community
Forum at aga Mass. Ave, will on Sun
day, Jan. 10, at 6:45 pm. have a group
discussion on "Why Do Race Members
fail in Businessp
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Caldwell of
1925 fremont st., spent Xmas with
their mother, Mary Sayles-Brown, "a
Paris St., Everett, and New Years
they were guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edw.
Stephens of Lenox Ave, New York
City.
Among the guests attending the Re-
eeption and Ball in honor of Governor
Leverett Salstonstall at the First Corps
Cadets Armory on Arlington ST.. Jan
uary 9TH, were Mrs NJ. Elizabeth Mer-
Ger, Principal Clerk in the State Mill
tary Department, and Mrs. Nellie Lat
timore Davis Of Everett, Mass.
The joint birthdays Of Mrs. Miriam
Tell, Jen. 4 Robert J. Wilson, Jan. 8;