The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-01-14

Miss BILLY" Walker, Jan. 6, and Miss
Leah Waldron, Jan. Z, were celebrated
Saturday night at the home of Miss
Waldron, SO Humboldt Ave. Among
those present were: Mrs Irene Brack-
EFT, Mrs. Laura Selden, Mrs. Lucille
Murray, Mrs. E. Waldron, Mrs. Mabel
Minton, Mrs. Eva Undertake, Miss
Adelaide Butler, W. Phillips and Mrs.
Sadie Thornhill.
| Aristo's annual original production,
"Woman Unsung", will be presented
at Jordan Hall, Boston, during His
tory Week. The date is Thursday,
February 16, at Sis pm. Young men
and women desiring to take part in
this performance are requested to get
in touch with Miss Wilhelmina NJ.
Crosson, 1875 w. Springfield ST., Bos-
ton For further details, watch this
paper.
Sunday, January Doth at 3 pm.
there will be a Special Musical pro-
gram given at the Metropolitan Bap-
list Church, under the auspices of the
Junior Choir.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. A. Berry of Cam
den ST., had as Christmas and New
Years guest, their niece, Mrs. Mary
A. S. Make of Washington, D. c. A
luncheon by Mrs. Perry with covers for
SIX, sightseeing trips, visits to churches
and theatres and attendance at the in
stallation of Eastern Star Juveniles
delight the guest who left for home last
! Monday.
( A prize Whist and Social will be
the Blue Heaven Social Clubs first
1889 entertainment offering. The date
is Friday evening, Jan. 20 and the
place, 30 W. Springfield st. Music
will be provided by Ed Thompson's
Swing band Whist starts at 9 o'clock.
Details were completed at the clubs
meeting held Monday evening, Jan. 9,
at the home of the president, A. Dun
can, IA Rose st. J. Davis of 626 Shaw
nut Ave, will be host to the club at
the meeting of Monday, Jan. 10.
The Crystal Bridge Girls held their
regular meeting on Thursday, Jan. 5,
at the home of the Pres, 1903 Sterling
st. These officers for the year were
elected: Pres, Miss Helena Robinson;
Viee-Pres., Mrs. Elizabeth Falden
Sec'y, Mrs. Mildred Hyatt, and Treas.
and Publicity Sec'y, Mrs. Alice Mason
Robinson. An enjoyable evening was
spent. Next meeting Thursday, Jan.
18th, at Mrs Elizabeth Galdens. 80
So. Huntington Ave-
Seven Crown Club met at the
beautiful modernistic home of Lillian
Williams, "a Ball St. After business.
their New Years party was held. Mem
bers and guests numbered fifteen. At
10 pm. short program was rendered
a poem written and dedicated to the
club by Pres. Nellie Cook, and read by
her; short talk "News of 1882. bv
Ethel Wright; solo dance by Lillian
Williams; demonstration of latest in
dress, Alberta Robinson; Red Cross
Footwear, Cora Alden; hair dressing
Helen Hathaway; Mystery chain by
| Lillian Caldwell. At II pm. all were
escorted to the beautiful dining room
where amid club colors and soft lights
a sumptuous repast was relished by all.
The hostess served her delicious egg
nog in dainty cocktail apron sent
her from Canada. Special guests were
Aleixo De Souza and Geo. Robinson,
Mr.. Robinson was due the palm" for
the story "Smile and Throw your
Purse. Members exchanged gifts.
Samuel Brown Of Hammond st. is
now able to go out after the injury
suffered in an automobile accident two
months ago.
Mrs. Larkin Coleman, has returned
home from Chicago after a two weeks
visit to her father, who was very i'll.
Mrs. Julia Edney of &c Reed St,
a member of the WR.C., has been i'll
in the City Hospital for the past sew
eral weeks and would be pleased to see
any of her friends.
Mrs. Minnie De Long of Shawmut
Ave, Roxbury, has returned home
from the Peter Bent Hospital, after a
Today illness. She is improving ra-
pidly.
Belfried Matthews of Marble St., is
on the sick list.
The Independent Club under the
management of Larkin Teasley has
moved into their new headquarters at
965 fremont ST., Roxbury.
Mrs. Rosa Weston of New York,
formerly of Boston, was the house
guest of Miss Ida Wren during the
New Years holiday. During her stay
she renewed many old acquaintance
and friends.
Miss Katherine Murphy, famous
from coast to coast for her musical
ability spent the New Years holiday
with Miss Ida Wren and sister, Miss
Estelle Williams of 2 Wellington st.
While in Boston many social courtesies
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