The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-10-26

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YWCA held their fall opening meeting
last week and elected the following off
GERS for 1904. Pres, Mary Turner;
| Vice-Prez,, Viola WeIch; Cor. Sec'y,
Marie Toppin; Rec. Sec'y, Thelma
Kennedy; Treas, Gertrude Hodges.
The Attacks Club of Boston was en-
tertained Friday evening, October IS
by the Pushkin Dramatic School at its
new home 220 W. Canton St. Readings
were given by Mrs. Fuller, the chorus
sang several selection and DR.. Robert
Simmons gave a short address. The
Attacks Chorus viii give its anniver-
sary. concert at Zion Church In Deem
Der
Miss Dorothy u. Snowden Of "a
Clark St., Everett and Joseph H. Mad
dox Of 1877 ". Newton St., Boston, are
starting the second year as members Of
the course for lay leaders in Parent
Education now being given under the
auspices Of the Division Of Child Hy-
giene Of the State Department Of Pub
lie Health. This years course includes
series Of lectures by specialists In
the field Of Parent Education with ref
erence to the school child and his in
terests. The first year was devoted 10
the study Of thep re-school child and
the third and final year vii Ideal with
the adolescent. Miss Snowden and Mr.
Maddox will shortly return to their re-
spectiye communities and present the
latest findings and news to their fellow
citizens.
Fourth Anniversary Banquet by the
Seven Bros. Social Club, THURSDAY,
Oct. 81, 1910 in Smith Hall, 1895 Ire
mont St. You are asked to attend. DIR.
Luna Comes, chairman. Supper served
at 9 80 sharp Subscription including
supper, 65 cents. Buddy Jones and his
boys furnishing music for the evening.
The Strathmore Tennis Club held its
first meeting of the season on the eve
ming of the 18th at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. Fl. Batum in Allston. It
was a Vacation Echoes meeting. A
short business session was followed by
an interesting program, opened by a
piano solo by the club mascot, Louisa
Batum, when the members present gave
very splendid accounts Of their summer
vacation wanderings. Some had visited
the New York Worlds Fair, one the
Negro Exposition in Chicago, others
Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard, etc.
Everyone gave echoes Of his or her va
cation. Those present and speaking
were: the Misses Beatrice Robinson,
Ethel Riddick, Florence Williams;
Mesdames Gertrude Chandler, Wini-
fred Batum; Messrs. Arthur P. Hunt
er, W. H. Batum. A dainty collation.,
prepared by Mrs. Winifred Batum,
climaxed the meeting.
All who are holding tickets for Flee
trio Clock please report to DIR. Mollie
Hamilton on or before Nov. l, when
the clock will be awarded at P Wheat
ley Temple meeting.
Thirtieth anniversary will be held on
Nov. Is in Temple meeting. DIR. A.
a. Archer, chairman.
Miss Grace Landers of Cambridge
accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. Manuel
Of Austin ST., spent the weekend in
New York making Hotel Theresa at
125th St. and 57th Ave. their head
quarters. After attending St. Philips
P. E. Church, they visited the Worlds
Fair, returning home Monday evening.
"The Race in America, will be the
subject of discussion by Mrs. Mary E.
Moore, before the forum meeting CON
Quoted by the WPA Community Re
creation Project, Wednesday, October
30, at 1870 pm. in St. Marks Center
Mrs. Easter Moore, proprietor of
Casters Beauty Shoppe took plane
Monday, Oct. q, for New York City
to secure new coiffurer for the Prog
Hairdressers Style Show.