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

Persons interested in Religion;
Drama are urged to watch for tht
date of the INTER-CHURCH ORA,
MATIC TOURNAMENT, to be hello
at the Zion A.M.E. Church. This is tt
be held each year at the different
churches and is sponsored by Anna
BObitt- Gardner.
Mrs. Olivia Johnston has issued in
vitations for the marriage reception OF
her daughter Celestine and Attorney
[. T. Dorch at 558 Mass. Ave, Satur-
day evening, October %.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cameron
White were house-guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Gould, % CASTOR St.,
during the National Recreation Con
gress.
Robert Gould Shaw House will
hold Open House and Neighborhood
Mite on Monday, October %. The build
ing at II Windsor st. has been newly
decorated and renovated and will be
thrown open to the public for inspec-
ton from z pm. to s 10 pm. and from
9 40 pm. to 10 80 pm. The Neighbor-
hood Mite program which will begin
promptly at 8:15 will present John
Caswell Smith, Executive Secretary of
the Urban League of Boston and a
former Settlement Headworker who
will make a short talk. Community
singing will preced and follow Mr..
Smiths remarks and the last thirty
minutes vii lbe given over to games
Adults only will be admitted and the
admission is free.
The Amician Club met in Cambridge
at the home of George Collision where
plans were gotten under way for the
first card party of the season to be
held at the Western Lunch Box. Massa-
chusetts Ave, Boston, Nov. "a, when
the club will give away a turkey.
The MayfOwer Social Club met at
the home of the secretary, Mrs. Clara
Christian, 1865 Mass. Ave. The guests
OF the afternoon were Misses Emily
Rose, Margaret Perkins and Geraldine
Rose. At the meeting of the club, hos
tossed by Mrs. Mary f. Hood, II Hol-
worthy St, the guests were Mrs. Su-
san Warenton and Miss Margaret
Perkins.
The Howard Rhones of Winchester,
Mass, were in Brooklyn, n. Y, last
Saturday to attend he funeral of Mrs.
Rhone's uncle, DR.. Owen Waller. prom
inent physician.
The Pastors Club of Peoples Bap-
tlst Church, Mrs. M. Smith, president.
held its opening meeting of the season
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Harring
ton on Cunard st. The club presents
Mrs. Lillian Harrison in a song recital
at the church Thursday evening. No
vember 10.
Dean William Pickens is the speaker
at the NAACP Youth Councils educa
ton mass meeting in Ebenezer Baptist
Church, Sunday afternoon, Novemfiesfr;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Powell of Well
mgton ST. had as guests for few DAYS
last week Mr.. and Mrs. Harris A. Ian
drum of Washington, D. c. The visi-
tors were entertained also by Mrs. A.
E. Brandon of Camden st.
An Autumn Tea, sponsored by the
Altar Guild of st. Augustine's and St.
Martins Church will be given Sunday.
Oct. p, from four to six o'clock. at
the church, 81 Lenox St., Miss Vera
Guilford, chairman.
On Monday night, October 9, Calvin
ii. Yuill, executive director of the
Housing Association of Metropolitan
Boston addressed the monthly meeting
OF the Women's Civic Club. The meet
ing was held at the home of the Presi-
dent, Mrs. VIM. N. Goodman, 9 Nav
fair Street, Roxbury. Among those
present were: Mesdames George Dur
ham, Jay Powell, Emerson Pierce,
Edith Washington, Lawrence Washing
ton, Madeline Hawkins, Louise Ross,
Henry cambridge, Edward 0. Gourdin,
Frank Snowden, G. Frederick Dixon,
Laurence Henderson, Harry Ellis,
Amelia Shaw, Mrs. Bond, Miss Ger
trude Brown, Reba Ferguson. An in
spring talk was given by Mr.. Yuill
followed by stimulating question and
discussion period participated in bv all
present.