The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-07-13

The Silver Tea given by the Pastors
Club at Peoples Church the fourth
Sunday in June is still talked of as one
of the most enjoyable musicales of the
month. The program included Mrs.
Ella B. Hayes and Donald Joseph.
readers; Viola Wimbush, Silvia Raw
Joseph, Lillian Harrison, vocal solo
lists; John Murray, violinist; GLADYS
VI. Perdue and Mrs. Mutter, aecompan-
lists. The ushers were Ruth johnson.
Beatrice BazemOre, Thelma Edwards
and Victoria Cooper. On the program
committee were Essie Y. O'Banvoun.
S. H. Baker and Fedora Manning. The
musicale opened with singing Of Lift
Ev'ry Voice" by the audience. Invo-
cation was by the pastor. Rev. R. NJ.
Owens and an address BY Margaret
Smith. president of the club. Mrs.
Lillian Williams was the chairman. Tea
was served from a beautiful silver ser
vice.
Mrs. Sadie Fitzallen of Cambridge
Is visiting her son-in-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. MeGhee in Jersey CITY.
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Mrs. Marie Crawford Boykin spent
the July holidays in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert B. Dowse and
Herbert, Jr. spent the weekend as
guests of relatives in Springfield.
The Minister'S Wives Council of
Greater Boston rendered a farewell
banquet to Mrs. VIM. D. Battle at the
new home OF Mrs. VIM. S. Ravenell, IS
Homestead st. The table was loaded
with the delicacies of the season and
the wives were all beautifully gowned.
Mrs. Battle organized the Council
which viii miss her presence and guild
ance as she leaves TO take up duties
with Rev. Battle in their new field in
Pittsburgh, Pa. Mrs. Battle was voted
Honorary member Of the Council and
presented with beautiful pendant
representing basket of flowers. which
she truly has been TO the Council.
Those present were Mesdames Nc
KNIFE, president; Riley, vice pres. /;
Ravenel, sec'y; Abercrombie, cor.
ser'y; Broadfeld, treas; Ferguson.
Bailey, Cunningham, Owens, Davis
and Hester.
Dancing with youthful abandon" 10
the strains OF Tasker Crosson's Or
chestra amid showers OF balloons, noise
makers and streamers, the largest as
sembly Of graduates from the various
schools Of Boston and vicinity. ceIe-
brated their graduation at the Ritz
Plaza Ballroom, Thursday evening.
June 20. This is the Fifth Annual
Graduation Dance sponsored by the
Music Lovers Club, L. G. Trotman's
School Of Music and Drama. Among
those present were: Miss Isabelle
French, graduate OF the James Munroe
School OF \. Y, she was the guest OF
Miss Marion Watson, graduate OF
Girls Latin School, who along with the
president, Doris Perry, acted as hos
tess for the dance, also Miss Z. Pill
grim Of Cambridge Latin and L. Lewis
of Everett High.
Visit the AKA. Garden PARTY, Sat
urday, July 20, at 102 Inman St, Cam
bridge. Door prizes-booths-
ship presentatiOn-gypSy fortune tell
Ing-sWank fashion parade. From 4
to pm.
Mrs. Ursula Colding, principal Of
Dunbar High School at Norfolk. Va,
and her niece, Miss Virginia Brown
Of Hampton Institute, Hampton. Va.
are house guests Of Mrs. Mary E.
Moore Of So Warwick St. The guests
are being showered with Boston hos
pitality by J. Wilson Parker and Mrs.
Cora Reid MacKerrow, old friends OF
Mrs. COlding, and by Frank Mccoy
and Wayman Brown who have put
their cars at the disposal Of the visi-
tors for sightseeing Of historical
places and pleasure trips. They ex-
pect to remain in the city several
weeks longer.