The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-01-13


Cantemus Club, Director, Ellistine
BrOadnax, assisted by the Braith-
waite Ensemble, Sun. Jan. IA, $3.50
pm, at the First A.M.E. Church, cor
ner of Warren Street and Elm Hill
Avenue, ROxbury. Rev. o. w. Chill
ders, Pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis H. Holiday
(Boston's well-known soprano) have
issued cards for the wedding recep-
ton of their daughter, Helen Martin,
and Mr.. Walter Mason Lewis on
Saturday evening, Jan. 20, 1910, at
558 Mass. Avenue. The ceremony
will take place earlier in the evening
at the brides home, 204 Northampton
Street, Boston.
Mrs. John T. Beckett (Laura
Jones) of 359 Mass. Avenue who has
been confined to her bed and under
the doctors care is reported to be i'm
proving.
The "Co-W Workers for the Blind in
Boston" Club extend thanks to the
following persons for their bighearted
help in the clubs charity work of
bringing comfort and cheer to the
blind in Mass; Mesdames H. Reed, H.
Fletcher, G.. Moore, M. Gum, Eliza
beth Walters, Amy Holmes, L. Cooper
Helen Holiday, N. Ridgely, M. Viii
liams, B. Cooke, M. F. Schuyler, Car
RE Ball, L. Jordan, R. Jamison, Cora
Dodson, Mabel Jackson, Mary Brown
M. Gordon, Walker, Bowen, Sr.,
Bowen, Jr., Sweeney; Mr.. and Mrs
Burton; Misses Edna Shelton, Carrie
Wise, Frances Martin, M. David, Elma
Parks, B. Silver, L. Cooke, Miss
Walker; Messrs. E. A. L. johnson, H.
F. Miller, J. B. Johnson, Brother Hall
Mr.. Boskey, Washington Street Hard
ware Store, Bakery. Through the
above fine spirited people the blind
had a happy holiday. Mrs. H. Abbie
Durbin, president.
A new forum for the Outer South
End district opened at the Armstrong
Hemenway Foundation, 43 Rutland
Square, Jan. 10 at 500 pm, with
Joseph R. Pereira leading a discus
sion on "Cooperatives". A recently
formed study group has scheduled a
series of eight weekly meetings to be
devoted to evaluating the merits of
various cooperative movements which
have been set up in this country and
abroad. Julian D. Steele, director of
the Foundation, is also chairman of
the Outer South End Community Re-
creation Planning Committee which
sponsors these public forums with the
aid of professional assistance by the
Adult Recreation WPA project.
Peter Spencer, father of Mrs. Ma
belle Scott, has returned from Chelsea
Naval Hospital and is domiciled at
the home of Mrs. Tunstall, $50 North
ampton st.
The Wisteria Charity Club, Mrs.
Lois Addison, president, met Wednes-
day, January 8, at the home of Mrs.
Irene Beckford on Humboldt Ave.
Mrs. Jessie Walker, financial secretary
read a report of the Christmas fund.
The prize radio was won by Mrs.
John Larkin. Mrs. Marie Brown was
special guest, Next meeting will be
at the residence of Mrs. Armada White.
Mrs. Maud G. Johnson of Columbus
is nearly recovered from a cold which
has kept her indoors for ten days.
Homer Jarratt, real estate broker,
has moved to 1011 fremont St., across
the street from his old office.
Mrs. Mabelle Scott, manager of Lin
coin Halls, was confined to her home
by cold for the past week but re-
turned to her office in Lincoln Halls.
Thursday.
Mrs. Estella Lee Crosby of Green
witch St, spent New Years in New
York visiting relatives and friends.
Glasses in needlecraft have been
added to the activities in Emanuel
Memorial House, II Newcomb Street
South End, and are free to adults. The
classes are held on Mondays from 300
to 300 under direction of Mrs. Kath-
crime Crossen and on Thursdays from
700 to $3.50 in charge of Mrs. Marie
Atkins. These classes are sponsored
by the Outer South End Arts and
Crafts Committee of which Mrs
James Millmore of 7O8 Columbus
Ave, is chairman, and the Outer
South End Recreation Committee OF
which Julian D. Steele of 43 Rutland
Square, is chairman, in cooperation
with the Adult Recreation Project of
the WPA.