The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-04-22

to listen and to send in letters and
requests.
Mrs. Ada Jennings of 1 Briggs
Place is improving under the care of
DR.. c. W. Harrison, after several
weeks illness.
Mrs; Fannie Fortune, 80 Village
St., who has been under the doctors
care for the past two weeks. is Still
confined to the bed, although improv-
ing slowly.
The Club 10 will offer their Prize
Whist and Bridge at the Silver Box
Studio, 522 Columbus Ave-, Boston,
April 20. Prizes and dancing will be
features from to l am. Tickets are
Csc and will benefit various charities
Eula Wright, pres; Vera Robinson.
V. pres; Mildred Dunbar, sec'y.;
Cecilia James, treas.
Don't forget the Hi Hatters Swing
Auction, Thursday, Aug. 81, at 21O
West Springfield Street.
Tickets for the Boston tuberculosis
Association Health Guild banquet. St,
Cyprian's Parish Hall, Friday, Apr. %.
can be obtained from Mrs. Hazel
Mccoy, 535 Columbus Avenue, and
Mrs. Dorothy Hayward, R.N., 554
Columbus Avenue. The proceeds will
go towards sending children needing.
summer care to the Prendergast Pre-
ventorium, 1000 Harvard Street, Mat
Japan. Those attending the banquet
VIII have an opportunity to hear Miss
Bernice W. Billings, R.N., Executive
Secretary Of the Boston tuberculosis
Association, tell about the work of the
Association and delightful music will
be presented by Emmanuel Mansfield,
tenor
The Music Lovers Club was thrown
into state of estacy last Sunday,
with the formal announcement of the
coming marriage of one of their oldest
members, William Sonny Howard to
Miss Thelma Williams. Congratula-
lions were profuse to both in this i'm
portant phase of their happy romance
Miss Eugenia Williams who was
suspended until the fall from active
membership in the Music Lovers
Club for non-attendance, is planning
to take steps to reopen the case
seeking reversal of the decision.
A Table Tennis Tournament, open to
all contestants from the age of 10 and
over, residing in the Outer South End
and Roxbury districts, will take place
at the Shaw House, on Thursday, April
27, at 1880 pm. At least go players
will participate. Calvin Thomas, win
ner of the mems singles in last years
+ tournament, will be an entrant, as will
Mrs. Dorothy Jefferson of Fayweathe1
ST., Cambridge, last years winner OF
the women's singles. The tournament
is sponsored by the Outer South END
Joint Planning Committee, Julian
Steele, chairman; the Upper Roxbury
Recreation Committee, Rev. Samuel
Laviscount, chairman; the Outer
South End Game Room Committee
Victor Bynoe, chairman; the South
End Game Room Committee, Mrs
Edna Goodell, chairman, in coopera-
ton with the Adult Recreation Project
of the WP.A.
The Japanese Tea Club met on April
IT, at the home of the President, Hilda
M. Talbot On account of her illness
Mrs. Eva Sisco acted as president.
Arrangements were made for the prize
Whist April "a at 1896 fremont st.
Next meeting will be at 8 Williams
Terrace at the home of Mrs. Karen
Terry.
Mrs. May Chinn of Massachusetts,
Avenue, has returned from pleasant
weekend stay in New York City. She
was the guest of her cousins, DR.. and
Mrs. Marshall Ross, and while there
visited her brother and family, the
Archibald Shaws.
1t is pleasing to hear that the out
standing work which has been done in
the past at the Craig Nursing Home
will be continued under the supervi-