The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-09-16

to the public. The program with the
assistaing soloists will be announced
in the fourth Sunday issue of this
paper.
At the first meeting of the Ten Gar
dinias Monday evening, Sept. II. at
the home of Mrs. E. Miller, IS Holvoke
St., the following were elected: presi-
dent, Mrs. E. Miller; vice-president.
Mrs. Z. Williams; fin. sec'y, Mrs. +.
Mack; recorder, Miss A. Pearson;
treasurer, Mrs. Fannie Marshal Meet
lngs will be held every Monday.
Mrs. Marie Hasbrouck of 80 Rock
land st. has returned home after a de-
hghftul visit in the Canadian PROV
lnces the guest of friends. Mrs. Has.
brouck IS a Canadian by birth and
spent most enjoyable time renewing
old acquaintance.
The Cambridge Colored Civic As.o-
ciates announce that Attorney .Josenb
5. Mitchell, member of the Massachu-
sets State Parole Board, will he tbe
guest speaker at the opening of their
Fall sessions, Thursday, September 81
1889, at 10Y Austin ST., Cambridge. at
: o'clock. Charles Freeman, president
OF the Civic Associates, cordially in
yltes all members and friends of the
club to attend his worthwhile meeting
The Varick Christian Endeavor Of
Columbus Ave, A.M.E. Zion Church
Will gyel a pop concert Monday eve
nmg, September 25, to benefit the fall
rally. WV l''''
Mr.. and Mrs. George Toney of II
Westminster St., plan an extended
visit to points south. Mrs. Tonev left
tins week to visit her step-mother, bro.
Their and other relatives in Oranoebnro
5. c. She will be Joined there bv NJ
Ioney on the Dist and the couple will
proceed to Culbert, Va. to be the guests
Oh Mr.. Toney's relatives and friends
Enroute home they will visit relatives
and friends in Elizabeth, N. ] and
Fair. ~ 'u0 " oilo ;
Mrs. Hattie c, johnson wife. of Cor
menus W. johnson, formerly of Prov
dence and Worcester, and motba,. Of
Mrs " A. Mae Lee Of 8 Worcester ST
cambridge, and of the late Mrs Cor.
menus W. johnson Ward, celebrated
ner 9Oth birthday on September / when
She received the congratulations If no
laTlveS and friends and gave her rnIes
for long living. ~ "ieS
MA, "A JOINT recital will be given BY
4u III Z. Nelson, pianist and NaI,y
j. Sheridan, contralto, Nov : Of 70,
Iqmbus Ave. A.ME. Zion Church Row
W; d. Battle, pastor. -'''
Mrs. Mabel L. Roberts, ia Foror
weather st., Cambridge, has returned
nome ONE after months vacation Afto,
Sung her son, Walter L., Jr.. in New
ork City, who is on the staff IF tbr
worlds Fair committee, she went ' nr
10 washington, D. C. and Clarksbrr -"
enroute to Logan, W. Va. where res sb =
wa WAS the guest of Mr.. and Mrs John
a "alher who saw to it that her visit was
most enjoyable, many social affai T.
oelng given in her honor.
Miss Angelyn DeVaugbn co,+,1t.
OIL 3I :, Boston has just returned ed f slCo
p nlIaueIphla where she sang for tb ,l
I paptiSC convention, Inc, which con,
HeI i there from September 6 70 III II
inclusive inclusive, Miss DeVaughn was accon,
Pants. by Mrs. Marion Collins o+
MRS. Philip Leonard of 534 CoI,,n,
Jug avenue has returned homo af+n,
m vi HIg her sisters, Mrs. S. F. Weave a. ye,
W 11 new York and Mrs. John r lind nd 81
washington, D. G. Mrs. Leonard wo o.
accompanied on her trip bv her, g sis wa,
ana houseguest of three weaGs 'I NE
Pearl jackson of Suffolk Va us us,
sisters also spent several DAVIS wis;ti ny
the Worlds Fair while in New '2 Yori.
The Red Cross Home Hvai Gr n
classes glasses sponsored by the Boston tn III
E61e7rc,ulosis Association will beoi0 l u u
wednesday evening, September % ~ -
E3O pm: at 554 Columbus 49, We, a
each Wednesday night for 70 we epu,
Inc duration of each class is 0f fnr,
hours Those wishing to enroll r NV,
9 I thelr names to Mrs. Dorotb,
hayward, R.N., Health Ednca az,
secretary of the Boston TubercnIosi
Association or plan to attend tbe ot fSa
class, September 20. There i - - .
charge for this instruction 10 III
Rev. Johnson is the sneaker a. a,