The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-04-29
Going to Town
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Register will definitely become Mrs.
Bonnie Mapp this fall. Either in June
or September, so Paul save your
sheckles for the gift. Didn't Elsmer
Walker pull fast one on us though
Yes sir, she upped and married herself
high powered medic from D. C. 1t
all happened when Elsmer attended
convention there and just simply forgot
to return. Can't think of his name at
the moment but the couple will remain
in D. C. =. We certainly had lot
of fun Tuesday mite as the guests of
Dr. Mary Wright and Rev. Samuel
Laviscount didn't we. So that others
will know, T'as the press club. e.
Sorry couldn't get by to jump with
the Club Is, that group of smart ladies
who know how to do the thing right.
Intimate Silver Box Studio was the
scene of the cosy party. Paul you'd
never believe it but Mussey of the Lit
tie Dixie Bar has a 60 son 81 years
old and to look at them together you'd
say that Mussey was the son. The
biggest problem in the minds of social
goers is where to 90 on the mite of May
5 and the prominent question after
wards will be "Where were you on the
night of May 5. It's the Junior Leag-
uers out at Green Acres in their first
formal which no doubt will be a sensa-
ton lasting until four. The
girls | hear are due to pull a surprise
=. . should be interesting, ell what? The
other swank party is of course the much
anticipated Kappa party at Morton
Plaza. Its to be an advertising costume
party. That will be sharp too . here
are few suggestions for our readers.
a top halter, a lady Esther, Aunt
Jemina, Cream of Wheat, Premium
Ham, who carries a hot slogan "Ham
what am" Homer Plat should pull this
one, CampbelPs Soup, Edgeworth's to-
bacco, Dutch cleanser, Gold-dust twins
securing powder, Camay soap, Knox
hats and coolies more. | won't suggest
I have in mind because I
might find the song "Get Out of Town.
a nice pattern to follow running
until three o'clock.
Mothers Lunch really is the place
these ayems now that all the bid bands
parade to Boston. Dropped in recently
and got load of powerful Chick Webb
and Ella Fitzgerald who are breaking
records at the Southland. Ella
wouldn't do a song but she did Groom
a little tune for yours truly's benefit at
a table over a scotch and soda.
I'll never be the same neither. The
gang at the Southland were supposed
to pitch "Woo" for Nudge Williams,
extraordinary sOngstress, t'other morn
ing cause it was her birthday. Plans
went haywire so instead Leslie (the
beautifully Williams gave a fine party
for her new flame who dropped in from
the big apple. . 49,. You know I think
the swingiest group of local musical
men are the boys that beat it out at
the little Dixie with SNOWFALL Murphy
leading the band, jumping and jiving
all over the place. George Jones
fairly makes the base fiddle talk while
Pinkney, the sax specialist, along with
the rest of this smart aggregation
change you from your usual calm to a
jitterbug ask janice Mapp Ding
wall if it faint so.
The walters at the various local mite
spots and particularly at the Lii Dixie,
darn near cried their eyes out recently
and all because it was Holy Week.
They claim that people were entirely
too holy this year . most people laid
off beverages. . That compiled list
of matrimonial addicts blended by the
pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church is
a novel idea. The list is in the
vestry of the church so scanning the
list, noticed that Howard Shelton was
hitched with Ruth Mckinney in 1890,
Charlie Robertson to Agatha Briggs in
$50, Jimmy (Red) Gabourel to Vir-
ginia Terry in '32 and Billy Tanney-
hill to Yolando Walton in '36. =.
The boys are all sporting fine big cars
this season. Wonder where's the
gold mine. Irving (skinney) Mccall
had all the playground to do battle
tother eve with a gent whose name
has slipped the memory. .. twas dust
and more dust when the boys began
swinging from their toes. E. Skinny