The guardian., 1940-11-30

DIR. Pauline Hayes; money from ali
her family; money from DIR. Mae
Pressy; pair stockings, Dr. Beatrice
L. Jacobs; old gold and coral chain.
DIR. Josephine j. Taylor and 3 hand
made pot holders from Dh. Florence
j. Bell and 80 birthday cards.
DIR. Beatrice L. Jacobs entertained
friends from Providence, R. [. Mr..
Charles E. johnson, her father-in-law.
and friends motored here on surprise
visit.
DIR. Stella NJ. j. Sewall of Eureka
Temple, No. % of New York CITY. is
guest of DIR. NJ. T. Anderson, stopping
at Mr.. and Mrs. Prices residence. 662
Shawmut Ave.
The Red Cross Unit of P. W. Tenn
pie met at Estelle's by request of DIR.
Maude T. Anderson, chairman of ban
quet committee, for resetting of their
pictures, taken in the banquet hall.
Afterwards the unit celebrated with
Nurse Estelle Lane, her 22nd wedding
anniversary. Congratulations from all
"Stella".
DIR. Mary Gordon, beautician, en-
tertained in her home, us Shawmut
Ave, four dadies. At the well laden
table the hostess served from oysters to
nuts. The evening was spent telling
stores, topics of past and present news,
war and election. All agreed a pleas
ant evening was well spent, and a {?
of no name club will meet again soon.
DIR. Ruler Bertha Walker and her
staff, Vice DIR. Ruler Mollie Hamilton
and Asst. DIR. Ruler Josephine J. Tay-
Ior, aid visit to the Nurses Unit. Cap
tain Lillian w. Kicker played a march
for them to enter and then resumed her
station greeting the guests. Also DIR.
A. A. Archer, chairman Of 30th ami
versary of P. ". Temple, paid a visit.
Rtr. Ruler presented unit with germi-
eide and sprayers for their used.
DIR. Virginia Copper entertained
few friends in honor of her mother,
Mrs. Harrison, who is visiting her from
Baltimore, Nd. Bros. were also pres
ent. DIR. Copper proved a charming
hostess and a great pleasure it was to
meet her mother.
Sunshine Club was well represented
at the Roast Turkey Dinner held at
Metropolitan Baptist Church, Mrs. De
Long, chairman. Some of the members
purchased tickets from DIR Beatrice
l.. Jacobs the Bride.
DIR. Eva Armstrong has returned
home. Her son-in-law, Mr.. John Epps,
is still not as well as can be expected,
and she left her sister in Brooklyn,
New York quite i'll having met with an
accident
Go in and see the addition to the
family of DIR. B. L. Jacobs, "Trixie
Ann, who is greatgranddaughter Of
DIR. Bertha Walker and granddaughter
to DIR Lucille Jones, and first cousin
to DIR. Lillian NJ. Caldwell. Go in and
visit her and figure it all out. She was
2 months old Nov. II and also see the
unknown.
Coincidence extended to Celeste An
derson, former member of Phyllis
Wheatley Temple, in the loss of her
mother, Mrs. Sarah Kelley, what a
wonderful life she led, Mother of
Church for 81 years. Celeste we will
all remember your mother for her many
encouraging and inspiring remarks.
DIR. Josephine j. Taylor's, daughter
Mrs. Josephine McCleave paid week
end visit hailing from New York City.
Arts and Crafts met at residence OF
DIR. Lucille Jones, 1926 fremont st.
and had as guest DIR. Stella M. j..
Sewall from Eureka Temple, No % OF
New York City. DIR. Lillian M. Cald-
well responded in remarks to the hon
ored guest, when entering the dining
room we found a prettily decorated
table where a delicious collation. was
served. Happy Birthday" was sung
to Dtrs. Bessie G. Hill and Lucille
Jones.
DIR. Ruler Bertha Walker was the
De