The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-10-21

including all forms of athletics and
social functions this is a vitality
necessary development which must be
rapidly achieved if we wish to avert
the subnormal preying of misft indi-
viduals who are profting from the i'll
gotten gains of these youths :. here
is your big chance to safeguard the
future of race boy OF girl by a sub
stantial contribution to the campaign
committee or by attending the drama
which the Roxbury Citizens Committee
is producing to benefit the drive /.
the play 'The Stranger" will be pre-
sented at the High School of Practical
Arts on next Friday evening. October
q under the brilliant direction of Ralf
Coleman with a stellar cast of stage
favorites with Irene Yates. Chairman
OF the Play Committee to benefit the
st. Mark Center Gymnasium Fund
the performers include Mrs. Louise
Munroe, Mrs. Lulu McCree, Mrs. Olive
Joseph, Miss Lucille Norman, Miss Ed
wilma Campbell, Elwood Mckinney.
Herbert Wilkins, Joseph Wheeler.
Alfred Clarke, Richie Coleman and
Raymond Tasco Otto Snowden.
Chairman . the Social Service Com
mlttee OF the League of Women for
Community Service is planning a
Charity Ball and Bridge e. date later
Milton Lewis, ace trumpet soloist
will appear in concert at Butler Hall
Friday, October 81 assisted by Helen
Holiday, soprano, accompanied by
Agnes W. Van Derzee in recital and
dance with swing music by the Milton
Lewis Orchestra featuring Ruth Wor-
than, soloist =. the Women's Service
Club Autumn Cabaret and Dance will
be held at the Ritz Plaza Bathrooms
Friday evening, November the elev-
enth, the mite before the Armistice Dav
holiday under the Craftsmanship of Ann
Hawk who really sponsors a grand
event with top name bands and many
unusual novelties which attract large
following of regular Service Club pa
irons -. already people are engaging
reservations for party tables so CON
tact the Committee at an early date
lest you be disappointed {. . Mrs. Har-
rlet B. Hall is President of this noble
charitable organization and a civic
leader of whom Boston may well be
proud . the Sigmas will turn on the
heat at Green Acres Country Club
Armistice Eve with their annual
Memorial Ball which is strictly invita-
tional and the bids are now in circula-
ton so make your contact early for a
splendid soiree E. the Press Club of
Boston was honored with an address of
race business progress by William
Dabney, former member of the State
Board of Parole and now chief execu-
tive of the extensive Dabney Dairy
Products Company which is strictly a
race enterprise :. he pointed out the
rapid development of the milk and
cream distribution which made it pos
slble for the company to contract the
fresh egg business of colored farmer.
L. ID. Scott of Holbrook who has over
three thousand laying hens which pro-
vide thriving supply of guaranteed
hen fruit for your delectable consump-
ton become regular customer of
the Dabney Company by placing your
order at Garrison 1914 they are now
using larger truck for prompt and
efficient deliveries we had two dis
tlnguished guests from the journalistic
held In the person of Lillian Sharpe
Hunter, of the New York Amsterdam
News and st. Clair Bourne, representa-
tive OF the same paper . both pos
sessed pleasing personalities and freely
discussed problems and "reminiscences
of newspaper life cordial social
session followed the meeting at the
Craddock Penthouse on the Cav White
Way at which we all enjoyed the graci-
Gus hospitality of our charming host
ess, Portia members in attendance
were Irene Sanford, Beatrice Craddock
Thelma Robinson, Katherine Smith.
Joseph Craddock, Al Baker, Martin
Richardson and our guests of honor.
Goombye &. GOO E. DUCK.
EXCLUSIVE FLASH = Kenneth
Smith and Miss Dorothy Smith of
Cambridge will announce their engage
ment on Oct. 81 with big party
G. E. D.