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

Mrs. Estella Crosby on Wednesday
of last week was hostess to the Wisteria
Charity Club, Mrs. Jessie Walker.
president, Mrs. Violante Watson, sec
rotary. Plans were completed for the
Costume Party, April Is, at 55S Mass.
Ave. The club pledged support to the
Housewives League, the new group of
clvle-minded women. A tasty collation.
was served during the social hour. Pres
ent were Maize Collins, Lois Addison,
Mary Gray, Geneva Arlington, Celeste
Balne, Louise Gibson, and Sarah John
son.
The Mayfower Social Club met at
the home of Mrs. Bessie Simmons. y
Munroe St, Roxbury, with Mrs. Mary
Gordon and Miss Margaret Perkins,
special guests of the afternoon.
A sermon drama in two scenes, ''Na-
son, the Blind Disciple will be pre-
sented April 6, at Metropolitan Bap-
fist Church, Rev NJ. J. Minor, pastor,
under the auspices of the Trustee
Board, T. J. Glass, chairman, Larina
Malone, director.
Mrs. Leila C. Francis of Brookline
has returned home from Brockton after
spending six weeks attending her sick
mother who is now much improved and
who will be glad to see friends at the
residence of her daughter.
Mrs. Victoria Lockhart Campbell of
944 fremont St., attended the perform
anee of "The Creative Dance Group"
of Hampton Institute at Jordan Hall,
March 20, the guest of Miss Elizabeth
Hendry, former head of the Home Eco
Monies Dept. of that Institution. Miss
Hendry was attired in a modish velvet
frock and Mrs. Campbell in black lace
with gold accessories.
The Junior Matrons Club met at the
residence of DR.. Jessie Garnet, so
Monroe St., March II, Mrs. Cora
Schuyler, president, presided. The
radio was won by Mrs. L. Butler, 9
Hazelwood st. Being the fifteenth an
niversary Of the club the members
spent an enjoyable evening reminisc-
ing over a delicious collation.. With a
huge birthday cake as the center of
attraction.
The Guardian Associates are hav-
ing socials every Monday night at their
home, 210 W. Springfield. Music by
Sandy and his boys. Subscription 25c.
Refreshments.
At the meeting Monday night of the
Primus Women's Republican Club of
Ward II to be held at st. Marks Cen
tire on Townsend ST., DIR. Edward A.
Reece of the State Health Department
will speak on Cancer.
Turn on your radio to WHDH, SO
on the dial, at l 80 pm. Sunday, Mar.
26, 1889, and hear the program of the
Dunbar Quartette-then come to the
musical given by John J. Smith Lodge,
F. and AM, and John J. Smith Chap
ter O.E.S., at st. Cyprian's Parish
House at 3: 80 pm. and meet the boys
in person.
Mrs. Grace Peters of Hyannis, Mass.
has returned home after spending the
winter with her cousin, Mrs. Loney
Horsey of 81 Hammond St., who is
slowly gaining her health after three
years illness. Mrs. Horsey and Mrs.
Peters will spend Easter in Bermuda.
The Amician Club met at the home
of Mr.. Albert Cosby of South Hunt
ington Ave, Boston, where the Social
Committee announced plans for post
Lenten whist. George Goldsten was adj
mitted to membership to complete the
list of eligibles. The Club begins its
twenty-ffth year and it is expected that
this will be a gala year in every way.
Morning Star Club Of Ebenezer Bap-
fist Church will present Daisy Carey
and her Star Dramatics in Passion
Play, Greater Love Hath no Man.,
Thursday evening, March 30. The cast
includes Floretta Brooks, Emily Lloyd,
Carrie Ross, R. Raymond Tasco, Clar-
ence S. Reed, Albert Cosby and others.
Hon. Crystal Bird Fausett, member
of the Pennsylvania legislature, was
the house-guest of her relatives, Mr..
and Mrs. William E. Walker of Wig
ellsworth Street, during her brief
stay here. She arrived Sunday MORN
ing and left for Philadelphia Sunday
night.
Mrs. Mary ]. Sheridan, talented con-
tralto, is on tour South and will
make stops in New York, Brooklyn,
Philadelphia, Washington and Balti-
more, to fill several singing engage