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

The Harriet Tubman House Sum-
mer School which opened on July 6,
closed its weeks session August Is,
over one hundred children having en-
joyed the facilities of the various
classes which included flower making
and arts and crafts for the girls
taught by Misses Carrie Donkens,
Dorothy Jones, and Wilhelmina Woo
ten. Charles Stokes had charge of the
boys, Roscoe Bryant and William
Wright assisting. In addition to the
classes, the children went on numer-
Gus trips. Besides the regular fea-
lures, many children were sent by the
Tubman House to camps. An anus
ing version of Snow White and the
Seven Dwarfs was the climax of the
closing exercises. The summer school
staff included Mildred Alexander, su-
pervisor; Mrs. Mabel Johnson, dean;
Misses Jones, Donkens, Wooten and
Helen V. Smith and Roscoe Bryant,
Charles Russell and VIM. Wright.
Miss Helen Anderson of New York
City, nurse at Lincoln Hospital, was
the weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
John P Beckett of Mass Ave.
Commander Isaac Saundore ana
Mrs Saunders Or Philadelphia have
Deen visiting in Boston, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Dance of 27 Braddock
Park, having come to the VIEW. con-
vention. Commander Saunders is head
of the 1t. William Shipp Post and
Mrs. Saunders is president of the
auxiliary, the first time husband and
wife have held these positions at the
same time While in Boston they
visited many points of interest and en-
joyed trip to Newport R. l., where
they were the guests of Mrs. Marco
lene Jones who entertained for them,
the other guests including Mrs. M. E.
Dance, Mrs. Blanche Lewis, Mrs.
Serena King and little Dorothy Harris.
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The Cantemus Club, primary and
Intermediates of the Charles st. Sun
day School, reopened on last Sunday
with very fine rehearsal. They will
rehearse every Sunday at 80 nm.
at the church. The Juniors will omen
on Friday at the studio of the director.
Ellastine Broadnax.
The Pushkin School of Speech and
Drama, j. Whitfield Jones, director.
VIII present a concert program at the
new Charles Street Church, Warren
St, at Elm Hill Ave. on Sunday. Sept,
10 at $3.50 pm. The public is cordially
invited.
Ellastine Broadnax, supervisor of
the Boston Branch of the MANN
JUNIOR Department, invites all Young
musicians between the ages of 5 and
y to a get-together meeting at 558
Mass. Ave, Boston, Sunday. Sept. "a
at pm. to organize the S. Coleridge-
Taylor Musical Association Juniors
There will be a speaker. Musical seIec-
tlons will be rendered by young music
lans OF Boston and vicinity. For fur
ther particulars see Mrs. Broadnax or
write Miss Coral Yancey, national sec
rotary of the MANN. Junior Depart-
ment, at % Jerome St., w. Medford.
Rev. and Mrs. James Clair TAYLOR
spent several days as guests of De
cater Taylor and Miss Elsie Nelson. 10
oxford ST., East Lexington, brother
and niece of Rev. Taylor. The Rever-
end en- is pastor of the A.M.E. Zion
CHURCH, Paterson, N. j., and editor of
the Zion Quarterly Review. He was
the speaker at Columbus Ave. AME,
Zion aI Church, Sunday evening, August
II. Mrs. Madeline White of West Med
ford accompanied Rev. and Mrs
James Taylor on their return home.
Mrs Erlene Duggin, Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar Skeete and Miss Winnie GriAiths
OF New York City were entertained bv