The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-10-28

Doris w. Jones presents Annua
Golden Revue, Thanksgiving Night, a
Ruggles Hall, Jones School of Dance
l4S Townsend ST., Roxbury, Hig. $3.50
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Gideon OF
Harrishof Street have as their guests
Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart and Mrs
jackson, the mother and sister of Mr.
Gideon. Mrs. Stewart and Mrs
jackson are making an extended visit
in the East during which time they will
visit relatives in New Jersey and the
Worlds Fair in New York. After
Thanksgiving, they will return to then
home in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
On Sunday evening, Oct. %, Mrs
Rena Wilkinson was hostess at a birth
day dinner in honor of her brother
Charles Jones of Randolph, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lorezo Morris
126 Crawford Street, Roxburv. Mrs
Jones was the recipient of many gifts
and greetings from his family and
friends. Guests present were Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Jones, Mr.. and Mrs
Lorenzo Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Jackson
Mrs. Kate Falown, Mrs. Angie Will
kerson, Mrs. Lillian Gideon. Mrs
Elizabeth Stewart, Mrs. Edna Jacskon
Mrs. Hazel Leonard, Roger, Walter and
Edwin Morris and Arleigh Peterson.
Vincent E. Sightler, a former Bos-
tonian, was married on Oct. 81 in st.
Phillips Church, New York, to Miss
Julia Rowena White. Mrs. Marian Nc
Kenzie and Albert Purnell of Boston
were present at the ceremony and at
the reception which followed at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sightler will reside at 141 w
144th ST., New York City.
AT their last meeting the Roxburv
Tennis Club voted to affiliate with the
New England Tennis Association. The
election of officers resulted as follows:
John Hill, pres; George Davis, vice
pres; John Washington, treas; Lionel
Lindsay, tournament manager (all re.
elected; Herby De Loche and Jack
Roberts, new members of executive
committe; j. Howard, sec'y; Wilbur
Bright, fin. sec'y. Cups will be giver
Wilbur Bright, recent tournament
winner in the singles and Al Montherc
and Carl Anderson, winners in the
doubles.
The Hi Hatters Club opened for tn,
season on Oct. 10, and made plans fol
gala events. watch for the dates. New
members were accepted and election Of
officers held as follows: Mrs. Electr;
Winston, president; Miss Lorend,
jackson, vice president; Mrs. Heller
Foster, secretary; Mrs. Ruth Peters
treasurer; Miss Alice Burke, socia
chairman; Miss Susan Hullam, chap
lam; Miss Arizona Graham, reporter
You will read about them soon.
Co-workers for the Blind in Boston
Club present the Chorus for Service
a dramatic group in "Darcus" S. II
J Baker, director, Thursday evening
Nov. 6 at Fourth NJ. E. Church
Shawmut Avenue, Rev. S. M. Riley
Jr., pastor. A Thanksgiving TURKEY
will be given to the person selling tn,
most tickets and two dollars to tn,
second highest. All blind are admitted
free and the proceeds are for the char
Ity fund. Fl. A. Durbin, president.
Bernice Cooke, secretary.
Mrs. Annabel Brent of Washington
ID. e., was the guest this week of Mr.
and Mrs. George Hill of Harrison Ave
Mrs. Brent, who is on her way home
from Bangor, Maine, will visit tn,
New York Worlds Fair.
The regular fourth Sunday Musica
OF the S. Coleridge Taylor Musica
Association comes Sunday, Oct. %, a
o5o Mass. Ave-, Boston, at 5 80 pm.
presenting the following program DR.
n. Lowe Burnett, speaker; Lille Bell,
Ballard, soprano soloist; Miss Tasco
reader; Mrs. Sarah Wesley and Ernes
q. O'Banyoun, duet. The life of vii
Marion Cooke will be reviewed by Mrs
E. Mansfield.