The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-07-08

MRS. GOODWIN, Mgr.
and Mrs. c. N. Garland of BrookIine
A New England Supper will be
served by the Apollo Club Wednes-
day. July II from As pm. at 52S
Massachusetts Ave-, Boston. Supper
25 cents.
Many roads will lead to the home of
Mrs. Lillian Ballard on Walnut Ave.
July 30, when the gracious lady will
be hostess to musicians, music lovers
and their friends at an entertainment
in the interest of the 10Th annual con-
ventiOn of the Colored Musicians of
America to be held in Boston, August
20 to %. Miss Gloria Kennedy. 1889
Memorial High School graduate. will
be guest artist and a young Boston
vocal teacher will sing Clouds" Frn-
est Child's latest song. Also on the pro
gram will be Miss Wilhelmina Wooten.
violinist with Mr.. W. H. Wooten's
ensemble and the theme song of the
Samuel Coleridge- Taylor Association
will be sung. A delicious collation. will
LOllOW Iut program.
Mrs. Gertrude Rogers of 8S7 Col.
umbus Ave, was buried from St
Cecilia Catholic Church, Belvidere st..
with interment at Fairview Cemetery
A daughter, Gertrude, son, Robert.
and three sisters survive.
Mr. and Mrs George Groomes and
Mrs. Veronica Dixon spent several DAYS
at the n. Y. Worlds Fair. They were
the guests of Mrs. Eta Harding of
Newark, N. J. Mrs. Groomes and
Mrs. Dixon are the daughters of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Skinner of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Parker of New
York, and Mrs. Edward Woodruff of
Springfield, Mass, parents and sister
OF Mrs. Herbert Dowse and Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis c. Dowse also of Spring
field, brother and sister-in-law of Mr..
Dowse were in Boston last week for the
funeral of Martha c. Dowse.
The closing meeting of the season of
the Theta Alpha chapter of the Zeta
Phi Beta Sorority was held at Mothers
Lunch recently with Miss Carrie Mae
Garnes, hostess.
After final summing up of its ac-
tivity for the year, the election of
officers then followed. The results were
as follows: Hazel McCree, Basileus.
Cora Arnold, Anti-basileus; Ruth
Morrison, Grammateus; Catherine
Wright, Epistateus; Luetta Moseley
Tamischis; Catherine Rivers, Jerveler;
Adele Evans, Parliamentarian. An
eau Revoir" repast was enjoyed until
the first meeting in the fall.
The Tribe of Judah Club, 18th Bap-
fist Church will meet Monday evening,
July 3.
Little Miss Carrie Lee, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lee of 10 Will
lard Place left on June 80 for Amherst,
N. S. to spend her vacation with her
aunts there.
William E. Fields, basso, was pre-
sented in recital by his teacher, Mrs.
Dorothy Richardson, at her studio, 166
Townsend st. and made most credit
able showing. A large number of rela
tives and friends were present. Miss
Marian Collins was the accompanist.
Mrs. Dorothy Crawford, beautifully
gowned in a creation of blue was the
charming usher. After the program.
contributed entirely by Mr.. Fields, the
friends assembled were served with
delicious refreshments.
Matthew W. Bullock, Jr., Bowdoin
student, is a counsellor at Camp At
water.
The Executive Committee of the
Peoples Angelic Spirito Choral Soci-
ETY. of Greater Boston presented a pro-
gram of delightful music and drama in
the Fourth Methodist Church, Boston,
Sunday evening. The following sing
ers appeared on this program: Mrs.
Marguerite E. Johnson, Miss Anna
Lee Jones, Miss Nora Lee Melvin. Mrs.
Ella B. Hayes, Mrs. Mae Butner. and
Mrs. Mary j. Thomas. Harold R.
Evans, accompanist, and William B.
Sexton guest artist. Fred Daniels was
head usher assisted by Mrs. Beatrice
jackson, Mrs. Doris Epps, and Miss
Marjorie Hudson. The Angelic Soci-
ETY. was founded in 1880 by Claudius
j. Broadfeld to keep the community
developed keener appreciation for
things musical and religious. All of
the singers appeared at their best. The
Executive Committee will present sew
eral of Boston's talented singers in the
fall.
DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Hardin and fam
lily are here from New Orleans among
early arrivals for the Women's Con
vention. They are staying at Mrs.
Milby's on W. Canton St.
Miss Gladys Wood, Teachers Col
lege graduate, is in charge of the Yer
non st. playground this summer
A kiddies party with games, dancing
and refreshments is given free every
Saturday afternoon 4 to 6 at Lincoln
Hall, 1853 W. Springfield st. Mrs. L.
Shields is the children's chaperon.