The guardian., 1939-03-04
April Is at 558 Mass. Ave, Mrs. Maize

April Is at 558 Mass. Ave, Mrs. Maize
Collins, chairman.
At the meeting of The Six Wise
Owls held at the home of Miss Hattie
Lomey, IS Windsor St, plans were
made for a soiree to be given next week.
( A delicious collation. was served by the
hostess. The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Bernice MAYER.
+ Mrs. Gertrude Chandler presided at
the Booklovers Club meeting last Sun
day. The book review was by Mrs.
+ Williamson. The club has great plans
for the National Convention TO be held
here in August.
+ Horace Riley of 81 Ruggles St. gave
his wife. Mary Riley, a very lovely
birthday party on Feb. H. Mrs. Riley
. received many beautiful presents and
cards. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. John Graves. Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Hutson, Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah
: NcDuffey. Misses Mae Battles and
Frederick Lille and Geo. Sheppard.
At midnight the guests adjoined TO the
beautifully decorated dining room
where the birthday cake and plenty Of
good things TO eat were heartily en-
joyed. Good music, games and funny
stories helped TO round ont a perfect
I evening.
+ Little Phyllis Collins celebrated her
tenth birthday with a party which was
attended by a group Of her neighbor-
hood young friends. Among those pres
/ ent were Margaret and Vivienne
/ Stokes. Gloria Clark. Josephine and
/ Christine Joseph. Natalie Daniels. Es-
telle N-Corkle, Mary Thomas. Geral-
/ dine Harrison, Carmen Fuller, Louise
/ Parks, Wade Paris, Jr., Teddy Barco,
James Machael, 'Peewee" Butler, Mel
T lie Avery and Jessie Chambers. Mrs.
+ Eivienne Stokes. Mrs. Thersa B. John
son, Mrs. GLADYS Halloway and Mrs.
/ Ada Barco. who took charge of chill
dren's program of music and general
entertainment. 4 collation. was served
in the dining room which was decor
ated in green and pink with a table
! |center-piece of sweet-peas and forget
me-nots. Little Phyllis IS the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Collins Of
/ Is Greenwich Park, where Mrs. Col
Inns, popular hairdresser. has her beau
I " salon.
/ The Goodwin Club met at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Doors
( Of Forest St. Roxbury. At the bust
ness meeting the club voted TO have a
saving account for the benefit Of the
members. suppers and entertainments
for the benefit of the sick and poor
/ This club. along with others gave many
baskets 10 help make many needy at
Xmas time Officers for the wear are:
/ Nellie Harris. pres; Charles Doors, Y.
tpres.; Minnie Hill. sec'y; Irnes Mays.
asst. sec'y: Ada Doors, treas; Ellen
/ Dotson, chaplain; Ways and Means.
! Charles Doors. chairman publicity
. H. Blacknal Perry, chairman. Cola
ton was served by Mrs. Ada Doors,
/ Marion Comes, James Darrell and H.
! B. Perry. The next meeting viii be
held at the home of Mrs. Minnie Hill,
1901 Columbus Avenue.
The auxiliary of the Boy Scout
Troop 5 met on Saturday evening at
the home Of Miss Gertrude Henry.
Plans are being formulated for a bene-
fit social, scheduled for April, to be
held at the Dunbar Associates Club,
/ 185 Franklin ST., Cambridge. The aim
of this group Is TO raise funds for the
/ Boy Scout Summer Camp Fund. Off
GERS are Miss Gwendoly Forsythe,
Ipresident; Mrs. Margaret Hartley,
viee-president; Mrs Hazel E. McCree,
secretary and Miss Gertrude Henry,
treasurer.
/ The 18th Bapt. B.YP.U. will pre-
/ sent Shiloh Khall's all electric choir on
Sunday, March ) at pm. You and