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

The Future Outlook Club of Ware
Nine held bi-monthly meeting at %:
Northampton Street. The main dis
cussion was the answer to letter which
was sent to the Mayor on his attitud,
toward the unemployment of coloreC
men on the housing project. The cluI
is making plans to spread cheer anC
aid, on Christmas to the sick and needy
of the ward. The next meeting will be
held December II, at 222 Northampton
Street.
The primaries for election of officers
for the Music Lovers Club were hello
Sunday, Nov %. Grace Gallighan
Doris Perry, Marion Watson, Eta
Hanson, Andrew Kelton and STANLEY
Trotman were elected as candidates fol
offices. As usual the girls are winning
out for offices, and Marion Watson, OF
Doris Perry seem to have the greatest
chance for being the next president
1t was also unanimously agreed upon
to have a Christmas Dance and Vari-
ETY. Show Watch this paper for an
nouncement.
The regular monthly meeting of the
John W. Williams Club of the Colum-
bus Ave, AM.E. Zion Church was held
at the residence of i'o treasurer. Mrs.
Charlotte Walker, 80 Warwick St.
The attendance was large, and the meet
ing most interesting one. The mem
bers welcomed the return of its former
member, Mrs. Lillian Jeter. Arrange
ments were completed for the clubs
annual Christmas Party to be held at
the residence of the clubs bride of a
month, Mrs. Leah Wilson, formerly
Miss Leah Waldron. A most appetiz-
ing collation. was served by the hostess,
Mrs. Walker, and co-hostesses Mrs.
Sadie Thornhill, and Miss Margaret
Cross, The president of the club is
Mrs. Isadora Tucker, and Mrs. Viola
Alexander is secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Carey of WelIes-
ley, motored to New Bedford for
thanksgiving They had as guest on
the trip, Mrs. Reda Morgan of Wind
sor Street and Mrs. F. E. Blake of
Mass. Ave.
The regular meeting of the Father
Club was held at the Shaw House.
Monday eve, Nov 81 A large num-
Der Of new members were introduced.
The Pres. Mr.. Lionel Lindsey appoint
ed a large committee to handle the
annual New Years Party at Butler
Hall, Arrangements have been made
to have State Senator Chester Dolan
as guest speaker the second Monday
in December. All are invited.
The RoXbury Consumers Cooperative
League, recently organized at the Arm
strong Hemingway Foundation, is
planning to open a store. The mem
bers meet Friday night at 43 Rutland
Square
The Virginia Club will hold its regu-
lar business meeting at the residence of
Mrs. Emma Russell, 30 Warwick Street
on Thursday, Dee. IA, at $50 pm.
The newly organized Imperial Debs
elected the following officers at their
November %: Wilhelmina
Scales, president; Mary Jumper, vice
president; Beatrice Boiling, secretary
and publicity director; Gertrude Kinds,
treasurer. The meeting, held at the
home of Miss Scales, closed with col
latiOn which was served by the presi-
dent.
Mrs. Charlotte p. Walker of War
wick Street has as guests at Thanks
giving dinner Mrs. B. B, Wheeler of
New York, Mrs. Florence Mckenzie of
Worcester and Mrs. NJ. Martinbough
Of Boston.
Glasses in knitting, crocheting,
needle point. embroidery, dress making
and hooked rug making with Mrs.
Eleanor Stewart, SO Munroe ST., Rox-
bury, as instructor, have been added to
the Arts and Crafts classes in the st.
Marks Social Center, PIG Townsend
St, ROXbury, sponsored by the Upper
RoXbury Arts and Crafts Committee
Of which Mrs. Herbert Gould, % Gas
ton ST., ROXbuIy, is chairman, in CO.
operation with the Adult Recreation
Project of the Work Projects Admin
stration.
The classes in needle craft will start
on Thursday, December 7, and will be
from to 5 and also on Friday from
Z 200 to 10 pm. The instruction is
free to adults.
The Roxbury Civic Club, Inc, will
present the Alpha Singers, under the
direction of Ernest G. O'Banyoun, !
Monday, December IL, at st. Mark
Congregational Church, PA Townsend
St., RoXbury, Rev. S. L. Laviscount,
pastor These well=knnwn singers have
required an enviable reputation among