The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-10-14
TEA INTERNATIONAL
Given by
RESTHAVEN LEAGUE
OCT. 20 Sun. 4 pm.
Silver Box Studio
522 Columbus Avenue
ADMISSION use
Mildred Davenport, pres.

moved to other cities. When a resi-
dent of Boston she worked along with
Editor Trotter in the cause of race
rights and one Of her calls was on the
present Guardian editor, personally to
express her appreciation Of the late
race champions service. En- route home
Mrs. Miller, accompanied by her niece,
visited the Worlds Fair in New York.
The mothers piano class consisting
of mothers whose children study at
the PianOfOrte and Dramatic Studio of
Anna BObitt-G Gardner, MusB.S. OPEN
ed for ergistratiOn last week with a
large enrolment, lessons beginning
this week will be systematically ar
ranged so that the mothers NAV OBJ
tain a thorough knowledge of piano
playing, period will also be given to
mothers who wish to discuss the prob
lens of their children's piano lesson.
Mrs. NJ. f. Schuyler of 80 Williams
St, Roxbury, has closed her summer
cottage at Oak Bluffs, Mass, after a
very successful season. She returned
home Sept. % and will be pleased to
see her many friends and acquaint-
ances.
A Monster Fashion Show and Con
cert featuring the most prominent local
models and artists will be given Thurs
day, Oct 10, at Shiloh Baptist Church.
W. MedfOrd by the Phyllis Wheatley
Lend-a-Hand Club The famous Bob
by Holmes, Coral Yancey, Stanley
Davis, Alyce Roberts and Models bv
Alyce Rose, stylist; local hairdressers.
40 group, the glamorous Debs, Dukes
Altrua League and others, will feature
the program. An added attraction will
be modelling by our bride and groom.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Williams. Mesdames
Florence Lovelace, Portia Bosfeld.
Lena Walker, Carrie Sherwood, Made
line Digger, president comprise the
committee in charge Of this affair.
A prize bridge and whist party will
be given III Masonic Temple Thursday
evening, October 26 for the benefit of
the charity fund of Union Lodge, F.
and AM.
Boston's own Joe" Breen. we'll
known violinist, now residing in New
DIRK, Is IN Boston, called here by the
serious illness Of his mother at St.
Monica's Home.
John (Johnny) Wyche is the speak
err at Fourth NJ. f. Church Sunday
night, on the Mems Day programme.
Special music will be rendered under
direction of L. Lockman. At morning
services the PASTOR Rev. S. NJ. Riley
breaches, with special music by the
Harmony Quartet.
Persons interested in Religious
Drama are urged to watch for the
date of the INTER CHURCH ORA
MATIC TOURNAMENT. to be held
at the Zion A.M.E. Church. This is to
be held each year at the different
churches and is sponsored by Anna
BObittGardner.
Miss Ina Rapier has postponed her
song recital indefinitely, it was an
nounced.
DR.. and Mrs. John B. Hall of Wind
sor Street have returned from Chicago
where they attended the marriage of
their son DR.. John B. Hall, Jr., and
Miss Beverly N. Doyle of that city.
Mary j. Sheridan, contralto with E.
4. O'Banyom, accompanist, assisted
by local talent, will be presented in a
song recital Sunday afternoon, Novem-
Der . at Gloucester Memorial Presbv-
terrain Church, Rev. Winthrop, pastor.
Ulysses Emerson is local chairman
for the Coolidge Memorial College
Fund Drive.
The next luncheon of the Greater
Boston Trade Association will be held
at Columbus Avenue A.ME. Zion
Church, Tuesday, Oct "a, under the
auspices of the stewardess board.
Parents whose children are drama
tically minded are asked to send their
children each Saturday morning from
gil to the drama instruction classes
at the PianOfOrte and Dramatic Studio
of Anna BObitt- Gardner, 3 Claremont
Park. Miss Suzyette Perkins well
known dramatist will have Charge of
the classes. A small fee is asked for
these instructions.