The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-03-25

shoot the merrymakers for national
and local publications as we'll as pri-
vate sale and you don't have to be re-
minded to B.Y.O.L. get your tickets
now through Pres. Harriet C. Hall,
Chairman Pearl Powell or any of the
Service Club members tel. HIG.
1914 Mrs. Hall-HIG. 1916 Ruby
Dixon or KEN 1884 at AGA Massive.
E. thank again and see you all there
8. the New England Candy Show at
Mechanics Building, March % to
April 1 with Paul Whiteman, Richard
Himber and Ben Bernie music on five
successive nights of grand prize draw
ings and entertainment :. the Daven-
port Bronze Rhapsody of 1889 May
&c . the Debs About Town Strictly
Formal at Dorchester Manor April
IA the Resthaven League World
Fair Prize Drawing May 81 the
st. Mark Community Centre Style
Show at Roxbury Memorial High
School, May 5 .. Press Club meeting
Tuesday, Mar. % . Ernest Hayes,
prof. of Music at Hampton Institute
was a recent visitor to the Music
Teachers Convention at Hotel Statler,
Boston and was the guest of his bro
ther, DR.. Clarence Hayes during his
stay here . Cornelius Bud Crosson
of the Federal Theatre and his charm
ing wife, the former Lola Wilson are
now playing the stork market. .
Boston's newest business enterprise
is the tOnsorial establishment of the
Davis Barber Shop located at 963
fremont Street in Douglass Square,
Roxbury, directly opposite SHADES
Barbecue modern fixtures have
been installed for the convenience of
patrons and one may be comfortably
shaved or shorn to the rhythm of the
Mills Brothers harmonizing "Down
By the Old Mill Stream" or "Sweet
Adeline" through the medium of a
streamlined nickleodeon or listen to
the latest news and market reports
on the radio while enjoying a shampoo
OF clay pack under the tender minis
tration of such famous barbering ex-
perts as Johnny Raysor and the pro-
prietor Willard Davis the newest
addition Robert Taylor Foggie is the
last word in Hollywood style haircuts
and the young men about town keep
his chair filled quite steadily lady
customers feel safe in the hands of
Johnny Raysor who swing a mean
swirl in the latest up-turn hair-do
styles while Willard Davis speci-
allies in ten minute shaves for tired
business men E. a shoe shine stand
is available and the customer can be
thoroughly beautifed at popular
prices prominent professional
men and business women have en-
dorsed the speedy service of the work.
ing staff and the true test of satisfac-
ton with their work has been proven
by the increased flow of trade =. the
Hampton Institute Creative Dance
Group performed at Jordan Hall las
week to a large and enthusiastic
audience who gathered afterward to
greet the return of these race artists
at an informal reception in Brown
Hall arranged by the Hampton alum
nae in Boston . the program was
we'll received and elected warm praise
from local critics who especially COM
mented upon the work of the male
dancers E. the program was composed
of African dances, Haitian dances,
characteristic dance rhythms, labor
rhythms, spirituals, and two groups
of vocal interpretations by the Arm
strong Quartette e. choreography by
Charlotte Motion Kennedy who studitd
at Boston University =. other dances
by Charles H. Williams music by Jen-
ME D. Motion and Noah F. Ryder .
costumes by Mrs. Alma l. Williams