The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-03-11
CITY NEWS

THE RESTHAVEN LADIES' AK.
lLlARY ). ANNUAL MASS MEET
ING AND DRIVE, MARCH 18th
SUNDAY AFT, 300, 18th Baptist
Church, Rev. Riley of 4th A.M.E.
church, guest speaker. Public in
yIted. BENEFIT RESTHAVEN
BUILDING MOVING FUND, Mrs
Isabelle Brooks, pres.
The Boston Unit of the Union Bapt
Church will hold Musical Tea at the
Robert Gould Shaw House. Sunday
March 10, 1889 from $3.50 to 6 o'clock
pm. An excellent program will he
presented.
Miss Mazeline Sims and Edgar E.
Morris, both of Boston, were united
IN marriage March at Moore's Taber-
nacle by Rev. H. L. Moore, pastor of
st. PauPs Church of Cambridge. Mem
oers OF Moore Tabernacle were wit
nesses.
Rev. s. Marion Riley, Jr., Pastor of
Fourth M. E. Church, has been and
stlll is In, great demand as a Lenten
Service Speaker. He has spoken
already at the following: The First
M. E. Church, North Hanover, Mass:
The First Congregational Church.
walden, Mass; The Lafayette ME-.
Church in Salem, Mass; The First
ME. Church at Mer1imac Port. Mass.
and at the Baptist Church in South
Boston On this Sunday at pm. at
the First ME. Church in LYNN. DURING
Their Vesper Service; at 6 pm. speak
er OF Lenten Service at the Congrega-
tlonal Church of Stoneham; on Thurs
day night speaker at the Newtonville
ME. Church.
The Joint Thanksgiving committee
OF Lodges and Households of Ruth of
the G.U.O.O,F. convened at Odd Eel
lows Building, to formulate plans for
their Annual Thanksgiving Service,
the second Sunday in May. Meeting
opened with prayer; after which off
GERS OF the committee elected F. H.
Yancey, Mass. Lodge No. 1872, as
chairman; Sarah V. Bright No. 1898.
as secretary, Olga Bell No. 1885 as
vice chairman, and Henry L. Perry,
Bay State 1914, as treasurer. After
appointing of committees the meeting
adjourned to convene again March 5.
At the last meeting of the UNIQUE
Needle and Thimble Club held at Mrs.
Amy Grants, Kinnard Street, Cam
bridge, rs gals. of oil were won by
Charles Thomas of w. Springfield
Street and the club prize by Mrs
Sarah Vanderbilt. Mrs. Sarah B.
Bullock of Oakland, Cal, was the
guest of the club.
The following officers of the "Triple
Arts Club" were installed by it's guest
of honor, Miss Martha E. Strobart. a
member of the charter group in New
York City: Mrs. Armeda Mason, presi-
dent; Miss Marian Hall, vice. resi-
dent; Miss Marie Coleman, secretary I;
Miss Primrose Crosson, Assistant sec
rotary; Miss Arlene Baker, treasurer
Mrs. COrinne Alleyne, publicity chair
man. Our Rendezvous At Two" on
the holiday was a success and an en-
Joyable afternoon was spent by all.
Mrs. Florence 0. Buckley was chair
man, assisted by Mrs. Margaret Young
blood for the tea recently given at the
Shaw House by the Transportation
Committee of the Mass. State Union.
for the National Convention.
A business meeting of the ladies au-
Hillary of the IB.R.C. was held March
2 at the home of Mrs. John Reid, 227
W. Canton St, when the bylaws were
discussed and the following new officers
were installed by the auxiliary mother,
Mrs. M. Cass: Mrs. Nan Hamie, presi-
dent; Mrs. Helen Watkins, -presi-
dent; Mrs. John Reid, treasure; Mrs.
John Reid, Jr., recording sec'y; Mrs.
May Goodrum, financial sec'y. New
members initiated were Mrs. Rebecca
Williams, Mrs. Edna Phillips, Miss
Edith Brown, and Miss Dorothy Reid.
A special guest at the meeting was Mrs.
Sarah b. Bullock of Oakland, Cal. who
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Brown
Of 2 Yarmouth st. A delicious cola
ton was served by the hostess. Next
week the auxiliary will have a chitter-