The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-06-10

Hello folks the line has been
terribly busy during the last few
weeks promoting Stanley Browns
dance revue at JordOn Hall which was
tremendous success =. thanks for
your splendid cooperation . mean
while the housing project unit should
acquaint the public with the ways and
means of application and dispossession
because a dismal situation has arisen
which is a hardship upon the present
tenants of the area thank to Mil
bred Davenport, Stanley Brown and
Doris Jones for press cOurtesies to
their dance recitals again to Club
Forty Nine and W.B.D. Girls for their
very kind Summer Formal invitations
co.. regret being unable to attend but
the strain of promoting and financing
q program book has filled many an
old mems home and Nature requires
complete rest e.. best of luck to all.
&C.. Doris Jones whose Golden Rhythm
School Of the Dance recital is eagerly
awaited by our public will present
her newest and best Annual Revue at
Jordan Hall Thursday June Is in
which her most advanced pupils will
demonstrate her teaching ability
On Monday, May 29th the Fathers
Club of the Shaw House held their
annual outing at Breezy Meadows
Camp in Holliston Mass. which was
a killer dilIer e.. even under threaten
ing weather conditions it became neces-
salN for the Committee to charter
three additional busses at the last
minute q. the demand to repeat the
affair has been so insistent that the
club has appointed another committee
headed by Mr.. Youngblood to promote
an all day outing and dinner dance at
Green Acres, SaXonville sometime in
july Mr. Robert Hawkins, the
genial host of Green Acres, New Eng
lands most beautiful Country Club is
open at all times to motoring or tour
ing guests for dinners, dancing. sport
ing activities and transient or vaca-
ton hotel accommodations. Mr..
Hawkins huge all-electric kitchen is
really something to observe and the
CUISINE IS excellent :. the St. Mark
brotherhood, their wives and guests
VIII! hold their annual Field Day out
ing at Green Acres Sunday, June II
and twill be a grand time. June
IS the month for brides and Cunid's
Mule helped is pleased to report that
last Saturday the Press Club in formal
attire swung aboard their trusty chart
OTIS and Numbered over the broad high
way to Brockton, Mass, where our
ioFely sister scribe, Edna Royster was
happily joined in marriage to Benton
Aapp at twilight in the beautifully
rustic white Lincoln congregational
Nhurch before huge admiring throng
OF colored and white friends of the
4leWlyWeds as the Press cavalcade
drove INTO the quiet little churchvard.
'he bridal party were descending the
staircase afront the edifce amid the
leSoundlng cheers of the populace
soon long stream of automobiles with
norns ablast sped along the main
tnoroughfare out into the suburbs
Where reception had been arranged
at the Country Club g.. a three piece
orchestra played the latest polkas and
@ll elIlclent corp of caterers served ice
cream, cake and punch in endless
GuahIlty 1t was pretty picture
i Lieed and a bride who genuinely
pushed (page Mr.. Ripley)
aaIfo-Amerlcan Herbie Clark took
naSh photos of the bridal party and
me Press Club beamed accordingly
Whlle Pittsburgh Courier Toki Schalk
ana an Elsa Maxwell and posed the
gathenng well, we're all mighty
proud OF our newlywed member who
makes the fourth bride in the organi-
zatlon after the ceremonies we
repaired to the Raider Club downtown
"here Duke Royster and his musical
aggregation dispense sweet and hot
Inyt4m IN the English Room swankily
Panelled in ancient oak with huge,
3fass antique lanterns swinging from
lhe smoked beams high above the
Wedding guest made high wassail here
Q tII the stroke of midnight whereupon
Ihe knaves and their beldames escorted
lhe happy cOnnle home and ,,nndn oh;