The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-03-04
PHYLLIS WHEATLEY
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with US at this meeting, DIR. Mary
Harris of Nantucket, Mass, a charter
DIR. Daisy Henry read a very in
teresting paper on the Anti-Bias Bill
hearing Tuesday, Feb. 10, at the State
House. DIR. Henry was given a rising
vote of thanks by the Temple.
SICK LIST: Dtrs. Marian Tell, II
Claremont PIX; Marguerite fitzpatrick,
Mattapan Hospital; Alice Fletcher, Is
Hammond St; Florence Curtis, 80.
Worcester St.; Julia Baldwin, and Ella
Morrison who are improving.
Don't forget to Dine and Swing with
the Hub Merry Makers under the aus
pices Of the Joint committee, Tuesday
evening, April IS, 1899 at Ruggles
Hall, get your invitations from any of
the committee Admission by invita-
ton. Tables reserved for clubs and
parties. Good music, floor show.
Hostess coat party given by Drum
and Bugle corp, Feb. 10, was a grand
success. Many beautiful hostess coats
were worn by the ladies and members
Of the corp. Prizes were won by (1st)
DIR. Josephine Taylor, a beautiful
bracket lamp; (2nd) Ruby Henry,
pocket-book, (3rd) Myrtle R. Surrey,
book-ends. Guessing contest, LIST prize,
Carrie Ross, 2nd prize, Josephine Tay-
Tor. Floor show: solo dance, Charles
Wilson; song, "Old Folks, Angelina
Lawson; song, "They Say, Mary Mon
teriO. Music by Ernest Baker, Nelson
Jones Of Sandy's Orchestra.
Purple Cross Unit First Aid class
held their closing meeting Feb. Is, at
the residence of Nurse Lillian Kicker,
7O4 Columbus Ave. The guests of the
evening was Mr.. Harold Frye, our in
structOr and wife. Music and a good
time was enjoyed by all. We were in
vited to the dining room where de-
liclous collation. was served. Capt.
Mildred Shovel, presented Mr.. Frye a
billfOlder which contained a little re-
membrane from the class. Mr.. Frye
i'll few chosen words thanked the
class. Nurse Nancy Scott has been on
the sick list, but we are glad to report
She is improving.
Membership drive is open for 60
days. New members 81 80. Reinstate-
ments $l.00. Juvenile Glass No. Al.
New members and reinstatement $.25.
Eleven o'clock services in charge of
Glee Club, DIR. Mary Armstead, direc-
tor. Singing, every Time [ Feel the
Spirit; prayer, by DIR. Mary Osborn,
singing Sweet Hour of Prayer. We
regret to learn of the accident of DIR.
Ardella Archer and wish her a speedy
recovery.
The Testimonial banquet in honor of
Dtrs. Celia Allyne, Mabel Austin, AL
berta Robinson and Edna Medley,
Monday evening, Feb. 81, in Smith
Hall was most successful. A large
crowd attended. At 10 o'clock the
grand march formed with Brig Gen
eral Bro. A. Prescott and DIR. Jose
phine Taylor and Nellie Smith Capt.
Of Marching Club. Corine Smith was
Mistress of ceremonies. DIR. Emma
Lawton was guest Of honor. Remarks
were made by Nellie Cook, Capt. of
patrol, No. al; Br A. Prescott, C.
Allyne, Alberta Robinson, Mahala
Austin, Edna Medley, solo by B. Jones
entitled "Traveling", remarks by Dtrs.
Pearl B. James, Deputy Phyllis Wheat
icy Temple, Florence Bell, member of
LIST marching club; Corine Powe, DIR.
Ruler Phyllis Wheatley Temple, and
Emma Lawton, chr. of shrine; song,
"Some of These Days., Thelma Puel-
low. Following Dtrs. were introduced:
Dtrs. Beatrice Jacobs, Vice DIR. Ruler;
Mae Presley, Fin. sec'y; L. Caldwell,
treas; Mildred Shovel, Capt. Of
Nurses; Barbara Granger, Pres. of
Sunshine Club; Edith Jones, Publicity.
Presentation was made by DIR. Corine
Smith, to Dtrs. c. Allyne, MahaIa Aus
tin, Alberta Robinson, Edna Medley,
also gift to DIR Mahala Austin from
DIR. Hattie Houston; bouquets of
flowers to DIR. Edna Medley, one from
the Smiling Girls, by Susie Beckett and
one from Jolly Circle by Gertrude
Brown. The menu was: chicken salad,
rolls, potato chips, pickles, ice cream
and cake. Dancing was enjoyed until
2 to music by Buddy Jones and Sandy
at the piano. DIR. Lulu Comes, chair
man, deserves great credit for this af-
fair, she was presented with a house
coat and slippers from the committee.
Happy birthdays to Dtrs. Barbara
Granger, H. A. L. Jones and Lillian
Kicker.