The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-10-21
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ANNUAL CABARET
AND DANCE
wonnEHs
/ Friday, Nov. 10 = RITZ PLAZA
Dancing BALLRoom
ApR1Er HALL. President HAWK,

day, October 20, at pm, at the home
of Mrs. Alyce Wright, 16 MOreland
ST., ROxbury. Admission 25 cents.
The Sunday musical of the S. Col
eridge- Taylor Music Association comes
the fifth Sunday, Oct. 80, at 55S Mass.
Ave-, 5 80 pm. with a reading by Miss
Balbina Tasco, solo by Lille Belle Bal
lard, soprano; piano duet by Mrs.
Sarah Westley and Earnest O'Ban-
youn. The speaker will be DR.. n.
Lowe Burnett.
The Future Outlook Club of Ward
Nine held its regular meeting at 222
Northampton Street, October Is. Be
sides routine business the membership
committee, publicity committee and
others made enthusiastic reports.
Several candidates and other visitors
congratulated the club on its interest
and help to improve Ward Nine. The
next meeting will be held at 222
Northampton Street, October %, at 8
pm. DR.. R. H. Simmons, president;
H. Talbot, secretary.
Mrs. Marie Hasbrouck has moved
from 81 Rockland St. to 81 Humboldt
AVE, hO&Dufy.
Miss Mary Dixon of Washington,
D. c., came on to the funeral of her
grandmother, Mrs Dixon, who passed
away Monday, Oct. 2. She was the
guest of Mrs. Maggie Thompson of 1876
Shawmut Avenue and left for her home
on Sunday. ~.
The Sunshine Band of Ebenezer
Church Missionary Circle, Josie Eli
son Gibson, supervisor, opened last
Saturday afternoon. The supervisor
urged parents to cooperate in making
the band a worthy part of the church.
The South End and Upper Roxburv
combined chorus will appear at Grant
Memorial. 1873 Vernon, Street, Thurs
day, October 26, at pm. The com
bined chorus will be directed by Clau-
dis j. Broadfeld and its appearance is
sponsored by the South End Music
Committee, Miss Sarah E. Sprague,
Chairman, in cooperation with the
Adult Recreation Projects of the WPA
The BoOklovers Club met at 558I
Mass. Avenue with Miss Nora Trapp,
presiding. Current events, at the
close of the business, was in charge of
Mrs. Claudia Roachford. Lifting as
We Climb" by Indy Davis was re-
viewed bv Mrs. Gertrude Chandler. The
Annual Tea will be held Oct %, with
Caswell Smith as guest speaker.
Others to participate are Marie Joe
Brown, Anna Lee Dale, John Murray,
frankie Stephens and Barbara Canada.
Mrs. NJ. T. Wright will be mistress of
ceremonies.
Among recent events at Lincoln
Halls on W. Springfield St., were a
four-day bazaar by Phyllis Wheatley
Temple of Elks, closing with a dance
and banquet by Queen Esther, Electra
Eureka, Serena and Mt. Calvary Chap
tiers, O.E.S. in honor of Bay State
Chapter.
Miss Alice Taylor of Brooklifie Ave.
has returned from a brief visit to New
York and Brooklyn.
Mrs. Bessie Ryan, a former New
Bedford resident, who met with serious
injury in an automobile accident in
Louisville, KY, recently, is improving
rapidly.
Human Nature and the Nature of
Evil" will be the subject of the address
by Rev. Clarence R. Skinner, DID,
Dean of the Tufts School of Religion,
Professor Of Applied Christianity, and
for sixteen years leader of the church
at the morning service of the Commu-
nifty Church in Symphony Hall, Sun
day, October % at 1890
The Gay Down casters held their
first meeting at the residence of Mrs.
Josephine Berkeley, 95 Ha1rishof St.
After business meeting during which
resolutions were sent to Uncles John,
Bill and Logue, collation. was served.
Some members present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Lawrence of Andover,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tyler and cousin
Evelyn of Lynn, Mesdames Agnes
Chambers, Marie Chambers, Agnes
Woodfork, Ruby Hall, Anna Hill, Mr.,
and Mrs. Ewing H. Flu.
The Junior Unity Charity Club will
give Musical Tea" Sunday after
noon, November 5, at 558 Mass. Ave.
The regular meeting of the Fathers
Club was held on Monday eve, Oct
Is, at the Shaw House. A large
group turned out to enjoy the timely
remarks of Morris Taylor the Head
Worker. Upon recommendation of the
Membership Committee, the club voted
to open a membership drive through
October. Plans are made to receive
the candidates for City Council of
ward nine, at the next meeting which
is the regular social night.
Last Sunday, at the Community
Forum, 464 Mass. Avenue the speaker
was Manuel McKenney who talked on
"What to look for in your future
mate"
The Ten Gardenias Club met at the
home of Mrs. Mary Spears, 80 Taylor
Street, Maiden, Monday evening, Oct.
10 who served a really tasty collation.
after the transaction of business.
On Tuesday evening, the Jolly
Circle Club met at Sc Cabot Street
with large attendance at the close of
the business a delicious collation. was
served by the hostess, DIR. Susie
Beckett, Z Hubert Street will be the
next meeting place
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