The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-02-25

Feb. 10, 1889, at four o'clock. The
color scheme was pink and green, the
room adorned with streamers and car
nations and the tables ornamented with
delicate candles Of pink and white.
Dainty place cards, programs and fav-
ors awaited each guest. A delicious
dinner was served turkey and all the
"fxins". Miss Barber, superintendent
OF the Centre presided graciously. Re
ports were given by each worker which
showed progress and development. In
formal talks were given by Mrs. VIII
liam Austill and Mr.. R. NJ. Costa, N
VA director.
Grand Worthy Matron Jessie P. Will
Hams of Pittsfeld, Mass, was in the
city to attend the affair of the Ways
and Means Committee of the Prince
Hall Grand Lodge F. & A. NJ. Wash
mgton's Birthday eve. While in the
city she was the house guest of Mrs
Bessie j. Waddell.
Miss Elinor Boston and Norman
Adams were united in marriage We'd
nesday, February Is at the home of
the brides aunt, Mrs. Mary L. Smith.
81 w. Rutland Square. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. W. D. Battle
pastor of Zion Church. The couple
spent their honeymoon in New York
and will make their home in Boston.
Frank G. Royster, tailor, EMPLOYED
In Sparrow's tailoring shop on Column
bus Ave-, sustained a dislocated knee
and broken hgaments in an accident
Saturday evening February 4 while
walking along Mass. Ave. near Hunt
ngton Ave. He may have fallen on the
slippery pavement, but Register saws
he was showed by a passerby and
caused to slip and fall with the in
Jur1es as a result of being pushed. He
was taken to City Hospital. On Mon
day, February, he underwent an oper-
alton and is reporting doing as well as
can be expected but it will be several
weeks before he can return to work, it
was said.
Miss Helen Reynolds of Saratoga.
sister of Mrs. Lillian Ray Somers of
Chicago, is among recent visitors in
Boston.
The Maylowers Social Club met at
the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson
20 haywood St., Roxbury. The guests
OF the afternoon were Mrs. Esther
Bailey, Mrs. L. Newman and Miss
Margaret Perkins.
Miss Diamond Balm, native of
India, graduate nurse and student at
Simmons College, will be the speaker
at Morgan Memorial Isl Shawmut
Ave. Christian Endeavor on Sunday.
February 10Th at pm. In addition to
her talk, Miss BALM will display cos
tunes typical of India.
La Martes Club was entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. E. Crosby
with luncheon and bridge. Prizes
were won by Mrs Marie Collins, Mrs.
Helen Hathaway and Evelyn Robin
son.
A general meeting of the authorized
representatives of all the women's
clubs in Boston and suburbs will be
held Sunday Feb. Goth at the Silver
Box Studio, 522 Columbus Ave. for
the purpose of furthering the workings
OF the Housewives League.
A house filed with enthusiastic low
seeker cheered ninth annual presenta-
ton of the Music Lovers Dramatic
Club Friday evening. The show was a
laugh riot from start to finish and the
music of Tasker Crosson and his
Statesmen lent admirable support. At
ter the show, dancing was enjoyed by
all until closing. Mrs. L. Trotman is
dlrectress of the club and wishes to
thank all who participated.
On Thursday evening the Roper As
sociates elected John ". Roberts,
president. Mr.. Roberts is past presi-
dent and present treasurer of Roxburv
Panthers Athletic Club; treasurer of
the st. Peter Claver Conference of st.
Vincent de Paul and the knights of
Peter Claver. The Roper Associates an
tlclpate a progressive administration
under his leadership, with the assist
ance of the other officers elected: Miss
Emma Lovett, LIST vice president; Sterl-
ing F. Savoy, End vice president;
Francis Davis, secretary, and Lionel
Lindsey, treasurer.
Special for February and March.
Nine de Lisser, Peoples Beauty |
ShOppe, 6S7 Shawmut Ave, Pressing
and wave, SIPS.
Through the courtesy of the Repub-
hcan Club of Massachusetts, Repre-
sentative Christian A. Herter, Presi-
dent, the Unity Circle Republican Club
headed by Mrs. Helen S. Whiteman
Chairman and Mrs. Julia D. Noble,
Vice Chairman was invited to assemble
at the Clubs Headquarters, Hotel Bel
levue to attend the governors reception