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

both races for their interpretations ant
arrangements of Spirituals and othel
songs. The proceeds are for thu
Clubs Christmas Basket Fund, and thu
program will start promptly at $50
pm. The committee includes Henry
Perry, Isaac Bonner, Herbert Fitz
patrick. James Byars, Richard Diggs
Grover Williams. The singers, Fran
ces L. King, Ella NJ. Martin, Eleanor
f. Stewart, Beatrice V. Anderson
John H. Powell, Theodore P. Carter
Albert B. Cosby assure a good pro
gram. Subscription only 25 cents.
Mr.. Thomas of Hampton, Va, anC
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dickens of Cam
bridge, spent an enjoyable Thanks
giving with Misses Fannie and Lettit
Brown at 90 Camden St. Mr.. Thomas
is one of the Hampton Institute sing
ers.
"A NAACP Christmas Seal on every
card, letter and package between now
and Christmasw Secure your seals
from any of the churches or youth
council members, or Highland Phar-
macy.
The pre-Thanksgiving prize whist
and bridge party, held under the auspi-
ces of beta lpha Chapter of the Zeta
Beta Sorority Tuesday, Nov. %, at
1913 Pleasant Street. Cambridge, was
a success. The main prize, including
well-stocked Thanksgiving Basket
was awarded to Drake Rivers. Other
prizes we're as follows: Mrs. Eileen
Motley, first prize; Miss Elizabeth
Randell, second prize; Mrs. Eula Hib-
Ter, third prize; Miss Esther f. Mer-
son, fourth prize; Miss Marion
McCree, BOBBY.
Mr.. Theodore NJ. Sullivan of the
[. S. Treasury Dept, Washington
D. c., has returned home after having
spent several days in this city visiting
relatives and friends.
The prize winners at the Challengers
Club Bridge and Whist Party at 55S
Mass. Ave were as follows: Bridge
first prize. Mrs Virginia Tynes; second
proze, Mrs. r. Scott Of Providence:
third prize, S. Wilkins. Whist, first
prize, Mrs. B. Simpkins; second, Frank
Williams; third, Mack Serrod of Co
hasset Door prize, Mrs. B. Snowden
The door prize and both first prizes
were l2-pound turkeys.
Miss Rosalyn Mae Banks, a Boston
kindergarten teacher and Missionary
Worker returned this week from An
sonia, Conn, where she was the guest
of Rev. and Mrs. Mrs c. W. Williams.
Mrs. Mabel Nunley was hostess at
a surprise birthday dinner and party
in honor of her mother, Mrs. Winnie
Bernard, Tuesday, Nov. %. Among
those attending were: Mrs. Grace
Francis, Bernie Nunley, Miss Barbara
grandchildren of Mrs. Ber-
nard and also Mr.. and Mrs. Randall,
Miss Nettie Stephens, Mrs. R. Mat
thews, Mrs. R. White, Mrs. Ellis, Rev,
Crump, Mrs. Burrel, Mrs. Walters,
Mr.. Hubbard, Miss Williams, Mrs. Ed
wards, Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. McPhail,
Mrs. Gilbert, Rev. Posey.
A successful as well as delightful
social was held by the Young Social
Catholic League at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Soares, III Townsend St,
Roxbury, during the evening of Dec.
l, 1889. The affair was in benefit of Il
charitable project launched by the
League.
Some of those present were Rev.
Early, SSH, chaplain; Miss Nurga-
han Khan, president Mr.. Andrew |.
chairman, Mr.. Earl Carter,
co chairman, Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Bar
bar, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. King, the Mes
danes Mary Bush, Louise Cabral, NJ
Fairfax, Fontabelle Soares, the
Misses Martha Allen of New York
City, Margaret f. Barnette, Hazel
Bramwell, Marie Carly, Iona Daugh-
Try, Grace Dickinson, Violet Gumbs,
Ida Harris, Connie Hernandez, Anita
Jones Gloria Kennedy, Rita Kirton,
Rosiemae Lee, Eunice Leoy, Aristine
4opes, Catherine McCrea, Gladys Nc
laughlin, Eunice Martin, Julia E.
M. Phyllis Mitchell, Con-
,tancia and Rita Oliveira, Doreen
orescod, Julia Richardson, Daisy and
Gunice Richardson, Ada Rasten, Shi-
gao Sato, Mary Saunders, E. Gertrude
Skinner, Evelyn Slvang, Helen Smith,
Gloria Soares, Lois Spriggs, Violet
Virginia Thomas, Thelma.
Arlene, Jenny and Pauline|
and Messers. Nelson w.
Philip Beatti, Geo. Bing-
lam, Harold and Augustus Blackwell,
Homer Cooper, Harold Coblyn, Vernon
)eVal, Monroe Driscoll, Leo Farrier,
francis Goode, frankie Gumbs, Mac
o j. Harris, John Harrison, Lloyd T.
Horton, Wilson 2. Hunt, Clarence
Jr Paul and Walter Jones.