The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-01-21

ton was served. The club met last
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. L.
Comes, 6 Hubert St.
The Amaranth Club met last week
at the home of the president, Mrs.
Pearl James. After a brief but spirit
ed business secession, members were
served a dainty collation.. The next
meeting will be held on January &c.
The Joint Memorial Sermon Com
mittee of Commonwealth Lodge 10
and Phyllis Wheatley Temple No. %,
LBS. DE. of w. held their final meet
ing at the residence of Rachel Hutson,
25 Hollander St. Following the bust
ness period a most delicious chicken
dinner was served by the hostess.
Those present were: Stillman A. Tas-
co, chairman; Daniel Tillman, Geo.
Logan, Edna Medley, Vera Garfield,
Copper and Lillian Caldwell, a pres
entation was made to chairman Tasco,
from the committee, by Lillian Kicker,
vice chairman.
Little Edwina Pryor, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pryor, Ebert ST.,
who has been i'll is reported to be much
improved
Miss Mary Blunt, Winchester,
Mass, was visitor in Boston this
week
Reported on the sick list: Miss
Helen Phram, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Johnson.
Mrs. Larkin Coleman of Holyoke St.
was called to Chicago by the illness
of her father.
Mrs. Bette Streat of Newark, N.
j., after two months visit with her
cousin, Mrs. Josephine Taylor, of Ire
mont ST., has returned home. Her
cousin and Mesdames Elizabeth Crit
tiths and Hhelma Roberts accompanied
her.
The Harmony Nine held an enthues-
lastlc meeting at the home of the fin
ancial secretary, Mrs. Clarice Jem-
mott. A special event is being planned
for the month of February. The Nine
will be the guests of Quinsigamond
Lodge of Worcester on February 10.
They have also accepted an invitation
to be the weekend house guests of
one OF their honorary members in the
near future.
Miss Elsie J, Oliver has recovered
from her recent illness and is attend
ing her classes at the Apex Beauty
School. She is apreciative of the kind
ness of her friends during her illness.
The twenty-sixth annual convention
OF the National Dental Association
will be held in New York.
The South End Republican Club will
meet every fortnight at the English
High School beginning Friday, Jan.
20, 8 pm.
Fice-president Mrs. Elizabeth Fal-
zen was hostess to the Crystal Bridge
Z Girls Thursday, January II. Mrs.
EDNA Mackran rejoined the club. Visi-
tors We're: Mrs. Wilhelmina Pierce
0ttaway Fox, George Hyatt, Vernon
Falden, Guernsey Goodman. Last
Thursday the club met at the home of
Mrs. Mae Allen.
The Village Inn on Humboldt Ave
is open again and is again specializino
IN Southern fried chicken, steaks,
chops, fried CLANS. The closing hour
is l am.
Sympathy of friends is extended to
Mrs. Marie Lewis, "a Humboldt Ave.
m the death of her father, Enos Hud.
airy IS. 'N''''' '"iU-
Saul H. Waldman, law student. is
the speaker at Community Forum,
464 Mass. Ave, Sunday, January %
6.45 pm. Subject: Life is Short"
"The Masterful Monk, a malo-
drama will be presented By the Young
Catholic League of the Blessed Sacra.
me e,3 MISSION on Friday, February 10.
The Brotherhood Theosophical So
ciety meets at $50 Mass. Ave. Meet
lngs are free to the public.
Miss Betty Talbert of New Rochelle.
n T., IS visiting her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Morris of SterI.
ing st. and her aunts, Mrs. Minnie De
Long and Mrs. Anna Gibbons of Shaw
NUT Ave.
The Maryland Club has cancelled
plans for memorial services to the late
Basil F. Hutchins which were to ha
held at Charles st. A.M.E. Church ON
January 20, it was announced bv the
president, A. NJ Ballard.
Mrs. Minnie Walker of Roxb,Irv ra-
turned last week from three weeks
visit among relatives and friends in
New York.
Election of officers will be held at
the next meeting of the Roper Asso-
clates on Thursday evening, January
26 at the Community Club, SIS Munroe
st. Members are urged to be present.
The associates meetings are every sec
ond and fourth Thursday of each
month. The public is cordially Invita-