The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-12-09

TOURNAMENT (Of religious plays
presented by ANNA BOBITT-GARD
NER, MUS. BIS, at ZION A.M.E
CHURCH, Monday evening, Dec. II
Participating churches: st. Marks
Rev. LaviscOunt, pastor, chairman
Mrs. Amanda White, dramatic coach
Ralph Coleman; Charles St, Rev
Childers, pastor, chairman, Mrs. Mu
riel Owens, dramatic coach, Miss Cha
rissa Holmes; Metropolitan Baptist
Rev. Minor, pastor, chairman, Mis-
ChOlette Harrison, dramtic coach, Mrs
Williams; Zion A.M.E., Rev. Battles
pastor, chairman, Miss Ida Wren. dra
matte coach, Mrs. Ada BarcO. Sacred
organ music will be played between
the religious dramas by Mrs. Cor;
Lloyd Arnold.
Joan Daughtry's Holiday Matine,
on Christmas Day, Dec. %, 1889 from
20 pm. at Lincoln Hall, 1853 w
Springfield st. Recorded dance music
Subscription 25 cents.
The Inner South End Choral Grour
Mrs Mabel Dean, chairman, and the
Upper Roxbury Choral Group, Miss
Bernice Bonner, chairman, will pre-
sent the sacred cantata, "Song of
Thanksgiving" in the First Baptist
Church, &c Paramount Ave, HYDE
Park, on Sunday, Dec. 10, at Z 100 pm
The entertainment which is free to
adults will be under the direction of
Claudius j. BroadfeId and is sponsored
by the Hyde Park Recreation Com
mlttee in cooperation with the Adult
Recreation Project of-the W.P.A.
The graduation exercises of the Red
Cross Home Hygiene classes, sponsored
by the Boston tuberculosis Association,
Will be held at the Everett School,
northampton Street, Wednesday even
ing, Dee. 20 at eight o'clock. DIR. Cor
nellus n. Garland member of the Bos-
ton Tuberculosis Association Educa-
tlonal Committee, will preside and DR..
Earle NJ. Chapman, of the same com
mittee, will be the guest speaker His
subject will be Modern Methods of
Treating Pneumonia" The certificates
will be awarded by Mrs. Jessie Higgs,
R.N., OF the Metropolitan Chapter Red
Cross. A demonstration will be given
by the pupils and music will be sup
piled by the Country W.P.A. Orchestra
under the direction of Robert Holmes.
The public is cordially invited to
attend.
Memorial sermon of Commonwealth
Lodge, No. 10, and Phyllis WheatIev
Temple, No. %, IB.P.O.E. of w. will
be held Sunday, Dee. 10, 1899, at
Charles St. A.M.E. Church, Elm Hill
Ave. and Warren ST., Roxburv. at 7 80
pm, Rev. Oliver W. H. Childers. pas
tor. Elks and friends are welcome
Chairman Stillman A. Tasco requests
members be in the vestry at 7 100 pm
Rev. f. f. Thompson will preach the
memorial sermon.
DR.. Walter Beekman of BROOKLYN.
v y, was a week end visitor to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Nelson of Ply
mouth, New Hampshire, were house
guests during Thanksgiving week of
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis w. Mccoy of
Brook Avenue.
The Brotherhood of st. Mark Con
gregational Church have cards but for
their mems service at II am. newt Sun
day. DR.. 7. f. A. McCurdy is preesi-
dent.
Sergeant and Mrs. Thomas Bell of
4 Holworthy Street had their Thanks
giving dinner at the Randolph Inn,
famous for its unexcelled cuisine.
Miss Helen Worthy, pupil of Nor
bert Louga of the Boston Symphony
Orchestra was recently selected by the
Longy School of Music to play for
the Society of Harvard Danes at Phil
lips Brooks House, the Cantabrigia
Club OF Cambridge, and the Women's
Club of the Belmont Congregational
Church.-On Tuesday evening. Nov.
70, she appeared with Erwin Bodesv in
a program of early chamber music at
the Germanic Museum, Harvard
The Junior Matrons Club held their
bl-monthly November meetings at the
residence of Mrs. Sarah Nelson. Med
ford, and Mrs. Bobbie Rogers. Boston.
The drawing for the radio was held at
Mrs. Nelson's and was won by Mrs.
Mary Guilford, LAT Harrishof st..
Roxbury. The proceeds were donated
to charity and $500 was also sent to
st. Mark Community House Fund.
Mrs. Cora Schuyler, pres. Mrs. Bea
trice Jones, secy.
Mrs. Hattie Lew, widow of the late
Or. Wilbur Lew, was the Thanksgiving
guest OF her cousin, Miss Frances New
port, matron of the Harriet Tubman
House.
The Modernettes met on Thursday,
At the home of Mary Emmons, is
Bower st. The officer sof the club
IRE; President, Alice Yancey; vice
president, Martha Hemenway; secre
airy, Elizabeth Benjamin; treasurer.