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

Ruggles Hall, Jones School of Dance
148 Townsend ST., ROxbury, Hig. $3.50
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Snowden Of
81 Clark ST., Everett, are enjoying 6
visit to New-York and the World:
Fair.
Mrs. Matte Farrell and Mrs. Emma
Parago of Baltimore visited their un-
Gle, Eugene Bishop of Highland St.
Roxbury, over the weekend.
At their regular meeting of the Pell-
Nell club of st. Marks Congregational
! Church, held at the home Of Mrs Edna
Lindsay, 121 Harrishof St., on Thurs
day, October 10, Rev. S. L. Laviscount
installed the following officers for this
year: Mesdames Hazel w. Brothers,
president; Gladys B. Jordan, secre-
tary; Gladys L. baltimore, treasurer
Irene 0. Robinson, Publicity Chairman
and several sailmen of standing com
mittees. The club is commencing the
seasons activities with a Halloween
Party at St Marks Social Center, PIG
Townsend St., Roxbury, on Tuesday
evening, October "a and they solicit
the attendance of their many friends
and well-wishers.
On Tuesday evening, Oct. II, Mrs
Mary Blake of 81 Newcomb St. was
hostess to a group of twenty ladies and
gentlemen who came to celebrate her
birthday. After many fluctuations
from her friends Mrs. Blake ushered
them into a beautifully decorated din
ing room where a smptuous repast
was served. Among those present
were: Rev. and Mrs. Enoch Wood
house, Mrs. Murray, Mr.. and Mrs.
Barnes, Mr.. DeCoursey, Mrs. Gaskins,
Mrs. Eula Lee, Mrs Rowe, Mrs. Tyler,
Mrs. Aston, Mrs. Brown and the co
hostess Mrs Montherio.
The annual Bazaar of the John G.
Jones Grand Chapter, Order of East
ern Star, will be held October % and
"A in Deacon Halls, 1861 Washington
St, with many interesting features, in
Guiding a Harvest dinner each night
Past Matron Cora NJ. Roisten is GEN
eral chairman.
On Friday evening, October Is, at a
gathering in Brookline, Irving Ridley,
tenor, sang for Karl Hajos of Holly
wood, composer and music director for
Paramount Studios. Mr.. Hajos spoke
highly of Mr.. Ridley's voice and pre-
dicted for him bright future.
On Monday last, the "Club Is Bridge
Club of Boston,, were entertained at
the residence of Mrs Harriet Baker
Y Bower St., Roxbury. Bridge was
played after which prizes were award
ed, LIST to Mrs. C. James, 2nd to Mrs.
NJ. Dunbar and BOBBY to Mrs. Z.
Wright. A beautiful china cake serv-
ice a belated wedding gift, was pre-
ssR+Sd to the hostess, Mrs. II. Baker, a
recent bride, by the club Refreshments
were served and a pleasant evening
was enjoyed by all.
The Varick Christian Endeavor So
ciety of the Columbus Ave. A.M.E.
Zion Church announces that its speaker
for Sunday, Oct. %, is DIR. T. E. A.
McCrdy. You are invited to come and
hear one of Boston's leading physic-
ians.
The Pleasure Seekers held their last
meeting at the home of Miss Blanch
Freeman, 500 fremont st., who served
very tasty repast after the business
session. The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs Bessie Lopes, 80
Oakburn Ave, Roxbury.
AS their first venture of the autumn
nal season, the Polygons went bicycle
riding all through Franklin Park on
the Columbus Day holiday. Those who
enjoyed this energetic outing were :
Odessa White, Jane Robinson, Ella
Galmett, Catherine Clark, Merle LAWS
count and Gloria Soares. The group
was accompanied by their club adj
vlsors, Miss Lucille Mcdowell.
The Young Peoples Movement of
Charles st. A.M.E. Church, organized
by the pastor, Rev. 0. W. Childers, is
rapidly increasing its membership and
progressing steadily. 1t cordially in
vites you to attend a MUSICAL Tea Sun
day, DC. D, o'clock at the church.
Some of BOston's finest young artists
will assist. A Hair Ribbon and Necktie
Party recently given by this group, un-
der the leadership of their financial
chairman, Miss Ophelia L. Peay, was
so enjoyable and successful that the
large number that attended asked for a
repetition and Gala Halloween Par
ty will come next on the club program
Oct 81, at 1857 Washington ST.. with
surprise features and prizes for every
one
In conjunction with the coming OF
their play, "The Pillars of Society
Nov. %, the Randolph Players are con
ducting a ticket-selling contest. AL
clubs are eligible and may sell ticket,
and keep almost hlaf of the receipt.
for their personal treasury. The clul
selling most tickets will be awarded
$25, donated by the Brookline Players
Full particulars may be obtained by
calling Miss Randolph at Highland
1850 or Mrs. Elsbree, Longwood 1926
Enrolment for classes or privat,
lessons in toe, tap and ballet dancing
in Joan Daughtry's School of Dane,
may be made at her residence, 5 Au