The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-11-18


94-A Cabot ST., Monday, Nov. 20, at
s As pm. Rehearsals are underway for
the Minstrel Show and Dance to be
given in February. Watch this paper
for announcements Harry Hicks
is Musical Director. A good time is
promised for all.
Board of Directors met at the resi-
dence of DIR. F. J. Bell and made plans
for the presentation of the play, "Ethi-
Opia at the Bar of Justice" under the
craftsmanship of DIR. Mary Gordon and
her committee.
Congratulations to Juanita Temple,
No. 81, Cambridge, on Both anniver-
sary and to the following Daughters on
their birthdays: Mahala Austin, Nov. Z;
Bessie c. Hill, Nov. II; Isadora Adams,
Nov. 30; Eva Armstrong, Nov. %;
Mamie Logan, Nov. l; Monzello Lang,
Nov. a. To DIR. Leah Waldron who
is now DIR. Leah Wilson and located at
POS Walnut Avenue, may your cares
be little ones.
Arts and Crafts Committee met at
the residence of the chairman, DIR.
Maude 7. nderson, 1914 Shawmut Ave
The following officers were elected:
Wee chairman, DIR. Josephine Taylor;
secretary, DIR. Edna G. Taylor; chap
lain, DIR. Lucille Jones; treasurer, DIR.
Beatrice Jacobs; publicity, DIR. Daisy
E. Henry. Plans were made for the
years work. Donations will be gladly
accepted. Meetings until further
notice every Wednesday, 200 to 4 100
pm. at the chairman's residence. 1914
Shawmut Ave. Dtrs. Josephine and
Edna Taylor will be hostesses at the
next meeting.
Phyllis Wheatley Temple Marching
Club, Patrol 146, are having Turkey
Rattle and Supper, Saturday evening,
November %, at 1896 fremont St.
Donation ten cents. Come out and
take that turkey home.
Eleven O'Clock Club, DIR. Florence
J. Bell, president, are holding a Bin
90" party, Monday, Dec. 4 at 1896
fremont Street. Admission free. Won
derful prizes are on display.
DIR Josephine johnson, Past DIR.
Ruler, Past President of New England
State Association, now residing in New
York, was in the city attending the Both
anniversary Of Juanita Temple, No.
81, IB.P.O.E.W., the "Mother" Of
Phyllis Wheatley Temple No. % of
Boston, which is the largest Temple in
New England and which congratulates
their Mother Temple.
DIR. Mae Taylor was hostess at a
banquet held at Western Lunch Box,
43l Mass. Ave, on Thursday, Nov. 9.
The banquet rooms overfowed with
beautifully gowned ladies and gents in
evening attire and enjoyed lovely
turkey dinner with all its fixings served
by most congenial Mattresses with
music throughout the evening. A pro-
gram was presented with Mrs. Mildred
Davenport Carter as mistress of cere-
monies. Among the participants were
Hot Mikado artists who rendered selec-
tons, singing and playing, to the en-
ioyment of all. Present were many
dignataries and guests at late hour all
departed having had a wonderful time.
/ The Round Circle Club represented
at the social given by the "Jolly Three"
Daughters Susie Beckett, CIarono
Smith and Nellie Cook, held at 1896
fremont st. in the persons of Dtrs.
Florence J. Bell, Barbara Granger.
Daisy Henry and Lillian Kicker. Eight
Flames We're represented by Dtrs. Lii
liam Caldwell and Lillian Kicker.
DIR. Bessie c. Hill wishes to thank
the brothers, daughters and friends for
their remembrances on her birthday.
Gifts, cards, flowers and kilograms
were received.
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