The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-12-09

Burton and Courtenay Kennedy, Ed
win and Walter Morris, Adhesion
Merrill, Andrew Newton, Alfred Pas
chal, Archie Patterson, Ralph Pearce,
Robt. Peters, Joffre Prescod, RObt.
Rue, Harold Russell, Everett Skinner,
VIM. iSuarez, Siegel Thomas, Al.
Tomlinson, Chas. Walcott, Ralph
Waterman.
The Bediveres sincerely appreciate
the help received that made their mu-
sicale a success Sunday, Dec. 5. Those
participating were Clara Hall, Gym
thia Belgrave, Sylvia Miles, Stanley
Kirton, Ormon Blackman, Elcye
Springer, Lillian Christopher, Joseph
Abbott, Eleanor Wilson, John White,
Marion Watson and Agnetta Hall.
The End Annual Musical Tea given
by Co Workers for the Blud of Boston
will be held at the Fourth ME. Church
Rev. S. M. Riley, Jr., pastor. Shaw
nut Ave. and Williams St., on Sunday
Dec. 10, 3-5 pm. Some of Boston's
best artist will appear. The master
of ceremons iweiblle H-EvSf lSHETA
of ceremonies will be Mr.. Myles Deney
the talented blind entertainer. The
Jr. Associates will be ushers.
The Committee for the Fathers
Club New Years Eve party is busy
making arrangements to surpass all
previous affairs. The club will have
as their guest speaker this Monday
evening, State Senator Dolan. All are
cordially invited to attend this meet
ing.
The Melvin ROSES entertained at
their Symphony Road castle last Sat
urday evening. Guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Charles agatha Briggs
Robson, DR.. and Mrs. Nathaniel
Handy, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Daniels,
Dawson Johnson and the Herbert
Jacksons. A splendid collation. was
provided by the ever glamorous Olga
serving peppered steak, salad, mixed
nuts, candy and potables. The party
adjourned at three ayem. Not to be
OutdOne "Pappy" Ross demonstrated
his well-known George Rector pro-
clivities by inviting a number of
friends to his mothers country house
in Cantabrigia including Jane Dade,
Pauline Davis, Dawson Johnson,
Harry Holt, Doris, Herbert and Gail
JaXon. Melvin cooked everything on
the menu from tlXkey, squash, mash
ed potatoes, fresh peas, fruit cocktail,
onions, cranberry sauce, mince and
sweet potao pies, Olga glazed the can
died sweets. After luncheon Cecil B.
DeHolt displayed motion pictures
while choice "liquids" were served.
The films feature local talent in the
newly formed glamour group of Bos-
toms maids and matrons from whom
you will hear a great deal in the flu
ture
On Thanksgiving Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Greene entertained the Jackson
family at dinner. Guests were Mr..
and Mrs. L. G. Laws of Greenfield,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Jackson of Mel
rose, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert l.. Jack
son and daughter Gail of the Back
Bay, Mrs. Alethea Cook, Miss Lucy D.
Jackson and Mr.. John Jackson, Jr.
All of the sisters and brothers made
merry but regretted the absence of
another sister Cecile Norton and fam
lily of Springfield due to illness. A
grand holiday feast was enjoyed by
all topped off by mellow eggnog.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gordon Of
Columbus Ave, entertained at a cock
tail party, Saturday evening, Dec. ,, in
honor of Mrs. GailHard of New York
City. Those present were Miss Clara
Stickncy, Mrs. Adelaide Hill, Mrs.
Hattie Folney, Mrs. Electra Winston,
Ernest Louis, Edgar David and the
latter's daughters, Marion, Gertrude
and Myrtle of Woburn, Mass
Mrs. Fannie Lonon, President of
Harriet Tubman House has returned
to the city after having been in New
York City for more than a week at
tending the funeral of her brother-in-
law, Albert Mcintyre, a retired Pull
man Porter after forty years in the
service.