The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-05-25
CITY NEWS

At the Fourth Sunday Musical by
the Fourth Methodist Church Choir on
Sunday, May 26, at 7.30 pm, the fol-
lowing artists viii appear: Miss Ger
aldine Roberts, accompanist, Miss Vel
ma Wadsworth, sOloist at st. Mark s
Methodist Church, BrOokline, Rev. and
Mrs. L. Nye, and Mrs. Collins of Hav-
erhill, Mass, Miss Vera Davis, reader,
Mildred Jenkins, soprano, Joenelle ].
Bryant, contralo, Paul Broadnax, ten
or, and others. Mrs. Ella Roam Harris,
Organist and directress. Rev. S. NJ.
Riley, Jr., pastor of the church.
Mrs. William Berkeley is attending
Commencement at Meharry, Nashville,
Tenn, as guest of her cousin, Miss Ina
Jacklin, who graduates in June. She
is accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Martha Turner of New York. They
return by way of Durham, N. c..
Washington and Baltimore visiting
friends.
To large audience composed of
members of st. Bede's Literary Guild,
John L. Harrison, student of aeronau-
tics, delivered an address. "The Race
in Aviation" Miss Cynthia Belgrave,
outstanding in the affairs of St. Cvp-
rian Church, presided. An interesting
question period followed Mr.. Harri-
sons talk.
Have you ever seen beautiful gar
ments of every description, for every
occasion, on lovely young ladies, and
have you ever seen cute little children
that are real good actresses, and hand
some young escorts all in one even
ing? Well if you haven't, now is your
chance to come and see all of this in
three different scenes in the most
unique and original "Fashionette and
Style Show" you have ever witnessed
at Charles st. A.M.E. Church corner
of Elm Hill Ave. and Warren St.
Roxbury, Wednesday evening. Nav
29, 1910 under the Guardianship of
Miss Ophelia L. Peay.
Philip Desamou Thorpe, infant son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Thorpe
685 Shawmut Avenue, Roxbury. was
chrlstened Sunday afternoon, Nav 10
IN the home of his parents. Rev. S. P
Perry, pastor of Grant (Bethel)
AMI Church, oficiated. Mr.. Thorpe
halls from Sierra Leone. British West
Africa. Godparents of the child are
Mesdames Jane Barrow and Ethel
Barrow, Messrs. William Harrison anG
Henry Lewis. Present at the cere-
mony were several friends and reIa.
tives.
Coleridge Braithwaite and his Mer
Of Music were enthusiastically re.
ceived Monday night by over five hun.
bred delegates in the Sale Moderne Of
the Hotel Statler where they plaveC
Tor the opening Banquet and Ball Of
the Boys Clubs of America. The
executives Of this large organization
are holding their National Convention
in Boston this week.
The regular monthly meeting of tn,
Commonwealth Dental Society wa
held at the Offices Of DR.. Vidal A. n
McKinnon, Humboldt Avenue, Rox
bury. DR.. E. A. Kinley. Jr.. y-Rav
diagnostician was presented by tn,
program committee and lactured OF
photographic Interpres cation accom-
panied by lantern slides. This orgari
zatlon by an unanimous vote has sig
nlfled intentions of becoming affiliate,
with the National Dental Association
and delegates will go to st. Louis il
August where the National Denta
Convention is to be held this year.
A most enjoyable afternoon wa
spent by those who attended tn
Musical Tea given by the John W
Williams Club Of the Columbus Ave