The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-05-20

oIlers MIS-. CnafleSton has extern
ded invitations to the various clubs
and organizations of Greater Boston
which she has served over a period of
years. Included on the programme
are Miss Peggy Pierce, guest artist,
and pianist, Quilla and Marie Bap
tiste, violinist and accompanist; Mar
ion McCree, contralto; Alma Lewis,
dramatic reader, and Jestina De
Allie, pianist. A delightful afternoon
is planned for all who desire to be
present.
The members iof the Guardian
Club are being heartily congratulated
on the success of their party at 21O
West Springfield, Tuesday night, in
celebration of their obtaining a
charter. Among those present were
members wives and friends of the
Fathers Club, Blue Heaven Club and
friends of the Guardian Associates.
The Friendship Club of the Shaw
House, whose banquet is scheduled for
June Z at Estelle's, serves notice to
members that the latest date to paw
for the banquet is june at the Shaw
House office.
The John W. Williams Club of Col
umbus Ave, AM.E. Zion Church held
their monthly meeting at the resi-
dence of Miss Margaret Garrett, 26
Wellington St., Thursday evening,
May IL, when plans were arranged for
entertaining the shut-ins on Mothers
Day, taking them to the morning ser
vice and serving them with a dinner.
On May "a, the club invites you to
take a trip around the world with
them, dining in foreign countries. The
club will close its season with a ban
uuet next month, details of which will
be announced later.
The annual Spring Frolic of the
Shaw House Fathers Club comes
May 20 and is eagerly anticipated by
the hundreds that yearly attend the
function. Breezy Meadows Camp at
Holliston, Mass, will be as usual the
meeting place of the enthusiastic
throng of Merrymakers. Take bus at
II Windsor St., at 9 pm.
Mrs. Loyse Addison of Somerville
proved charming hostess to seventy
five guests at her home last Wednes-
day evening. The party was formal
and the ladies looked glorious in their
evening gowns. The whole upper
floor was turned into a dance hall
while the refreshments were served
on another floor. Fun and frolic
reigned until the wee hours of the
morning with dancing to the music
of Walter Collins recording music box
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Mrs. Ruth E. Bolt to
Milton H. Smith at AGA Mass. Ave.
on Thursday evening, May 25, with a
reception Immediately following the
ceremony.
Miss Elinor Randolph of Maiden
with her mother spent last Sunday in
Boston.
Mrs. Matilda Birch Charleston and
Mrs. Helen Holiday were the soloists
at the entertainment for the blind
last Wednesday. Mrs. E. Morrison
was chairman of the program commit
tee.
Last Sunday afternoon Mrs. Eta
Cotfey, the singer, entertained guests
at dinner party.
Harriet Tubman Temple of Elks is
conducting rummage sale at Zion
Baptist Church, Everett, May 81.
Mrs. Alberta Robinson of Columbus
Ave, was hostess to the Seven Crowns
Club at its last meeting. A delicious
turkey supper was followed by dane
ing. The guests also enjoyed seeing
the many beautiful gifts the hostess
had received on her recent birthday.
The club meets next at the residence
of Mrs. Bertha Walker.
A testimonial Banquet will be ten
tered Councillor Mildred Harris May
81 at the Parker House. Many per-
sons are invited including Richard
"Dick" Walker, Louis Ransome, Edna
Black, Thomasina Walker and many
others.
st. Cyprian's Mems Unity Club holds
its annual communion breakfast Sun
day morning, May 81 at 9 with the
following speakers: Morris R. Taylor,
G. Hilton Greene and ]. Caswell
Smith.
The members of the Moore Glass of
Col. Ave. A.M.E. Zion Church met at
the home of Mrs. Lena Skinner, IA
Waban ST., Rox., on Tuesday eve.,
May 16. After the business meeting
the members were served delicious
repast at a beautifully decorated
table. Among those present were the
teacher and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Denniston, and Helen Russell, pres. !;
Jane Henry, treas; Bessie McIlvane,
chap; Myrtle White, secy., and the
following members: Mesdames NJ.