The guardian., 1940-02-03


in Camp COunselling from February 8,
to April IL, 1910, for all over sixteen
years of age.Camp Administration,
First Aid, Handcraft, Dramatics,
! STORYTELLING and Recreation will be
covered in this course. The meetings
will be held at 55S Mass. Ave. every
Thursday evening from 1880 to 9:3O
pm. For further information, please
write League of Women for COmmu-
nifty Service, % Whittier Street, ROx-
bury, or call Highlands 4243 from
IL am. to 400 pm.
New classes in Leathercraft and
| lNeedleeraft have been formed In the
Armstrong -Hemenway Foundation, 43
Rutland So, and are free to adults.
The Leathercraft classes will meet on
Thursday from to pm, under di-
rection of Miss Anita Snowden and
the Needlecraft classes will be from
3 to 5 on Monday afternoon under di
rection of Miss Eleanor Stewart. The
classes are sponsored by the Outer
South End Arts and Crafts Commit
tee of which Mrs. James Millmore is
chairman, in cooperation with the
Adult Recreation Project of the WPA. |
The regular monthly meeting of the
John w. Williams Club was held on
Wednesday evening, January "a, at
the residence of Mrs. Naomi Brown,
1925 fremont st. -Four applications
for membership were received and ac-
cepted A committee was named to ar
range for a Musical Tea in the near
future. After business a social hour
was enjoyed and delicious repast
served by the hostesses, Mrs. Naomi
Brown, Mrs. Louise Proctor, and Mrs
Alice Barber. The next meeting will be
held at the residence of the president,
Mrs. Isadora Tucker, 794 Shawmut
Ave, Boston.
Rehearsals for the annual Commun-
ity Orchestral Festival will begin Fri
day, February 9 at Teachers College.
Each year musicians from 25 districts
give a public performance in Jordan
Hall. This year the festival will be
held on May 3, sponsored by the Adult
Recreation Project WPA
Shegadsruth Club meeting at the
home of Mrs. Rosita Danway, planned
a Radio Dinner Party, Jan %, at the
Western Lunch Box, 431 Mass. Ave.
The next meeting will be Friday,
Feb. 2, at the home of Miss Mary
Jumper of Everett, Mass.
At the social meeting January % at
Shaw House, John E. Riley Camp No.
SO, U.S.W.V was honored by a visit
of the president of Boston Municipal
Council U.S.W.V. Patrick W. Cannon.
Past Commander Louis Dunbar is also
an officer in the council. The camp was
officially invited to attend the Presi-
dents Ball January % in Boston Gar
den and to bring the camp colors.
Alonzo Robinson is in charge of camp
colors and Louis Dunbar in charge of
colors of the Boston Municipal Coun-
ell U.S.W.V. G. A. Allen, MD. is
commander of John E. Riley Camp
and Abner B. Jubrey of Woburn is
adjutant
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Kenswil of
Kinnaird St., Cambridge, were tender
ed a dinner party in honor of their 36th
wedding anniversary Friday evening, !
January 26 at SHADES Barbecue, Bos-
ton, by a group of friends. Some of
the original wedding party were pes
ent. The group included Mr.. and Mrs.
John Charleston, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Mccoy, Mr. and Mrs. James Ruff
fin, Mr.. and Mrs. William Perry, Mr.,
and Mrs. Joseph Brown, Sr., Atty. !
John Schenck, Capt. J. Holman Pryor,
Herbert Tucker, Sr., William Ken
nedy, Charles Richardson, Hattie Hig- |
ginbotham, Ethel Ferguson, Mittie
Phillips, Flossie Bond, Lydia Allston.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Kelly of Cunard |
St., celebrated their seventh anniver- |
say Monday, January %, amid group |
of friends Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. |
Hyman, Mrs Carrie Hogue, Mrs. Amy
Johnson, Mrs. Dorothy Beliher. A de-
liciOus repast was served.
The Eight Flames Club held their re-
guar meeting at the residence of Mrs. |
Lillian Kicker, 80 Wellington St. Af- |
ter business, the member enjoyed a
delicious collation., served by the hos
tess, and all received favors. Watch
this paper for the Clubs next affair. !
Mrs. Bessie G. Hill is chairman.
Last Saturday evening Miss Hazel !
LomaX of Al Curve St., West Newton, |
was hostess to a large group of her