The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-01-06
lovely evening to meet again in 1910
to continue their good work.

lovely evening to meet again in 1910
to continue their good work.
One of our charter members, DIR.
Martha Trice, who has never drawn
sick benefit, now lies seriously i'll in
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. Pray
ers are said for her recovery. God
knows best.-Dtr. Harriet Houston,
another charter member, has been
quite i'll at her residence, 215 Walnut
Ave, and will be glad to see her
friends.
At this time your humble servant
takes this means of thanking all for
the beautiful cards received and
lovely gifts, and wishes you all very
Happy New Year.
DIR. Bessie C. Hill has been some
what indisposed, but at this writing
is able to go out. She wishes all a
Happy New Year, and many thanks
for cards and gifts received, also for
those who remembered her mother.
Sunshine Club held a Christmas
Party at residence of DIR. Archer. As
Bower st. Program: Christmas
carols, readings by DIR. Mollie Hamil-
ton. Santa Claus gave out gifts to
all: Guests were Dtrs. Lillian c..
Caldwell, Mae Pressy.-Florence J.
Bell, Beatrice Jacobs. Members en-
Joyed well prepared chicken supper.
Don't forget that beautiful play,
Ethiopia at the Bar of Justice" to
be given by the Board of Directors in
conjunction with a club of Peoples
Baptist Church, Jan. "a, 1910. DIR.
Mary Gordon, chairman.
DIR. Edith Jones, chairman of
Christmas Committee with her CO.
workers, DIR Lillian Kicker, M. Py-
burn, Lillian Caldwell, Bessie C. Hill,
Daisy E. Henry, Bessie Potter. Lottie
Jones, and M. R. Surry, worked zeal
ously on Saturday, Dec. %, at 528
Mass. Ave-, Lincoln Halls, arriving at
$3.50 am, filling the hundreds of bags
of cheer, containing chicken, potatoes.
rice, oranges, apples, onions, bread,
tea, etc: 1t was a pleasure preparing
to make someone else happy at
Christmas time, To those who were
unable to call for their baskets or
bags they were delivered to their
door. 'Tis more blessed to give than
to receive"
DIR. Mae Pressy, our finan. secy.,
and Lillian Caldwell, our treasurer.
spent New Years in New York.
DIR. Josephine Taylor, mistress of
Social Session, held Christmas
Party. After business, Santa Claus.
in the person of DIR. Taylor, gave out
presents, after which delicious col
lation of chicken salad, potato chips
pickles, coffee and rolls, was served.
Her committee worked very hard to
make the affair a success, DIR. TAYLOR
who had been very i'll during the early
part OF the year remembered all per-
sonally who had performed some act
OF kindness during her illness.
The Qui Qui Club, DIR. Laura D.
Selden, President, extends to all the
clubs, and their friends who attended
their New Years Eve. annual party
their sincere appreciation for making
the affair grand success. DIR.
Pearl B. James was chairman of the
"Whirlwind Soiree." This is an out
standing charitable club.
DIR. Josephine Taylor, mistress.
social session, spent Christmas and
New Years in New York City the
guest of her daughter.
Arts and Crafts, presented the
chairman, DIR. Maude T. Anderson
with beautiful cut glass ice tub and
tongs, which she received with deep
appreciation. Dtrs. Clarone Smith
and Isadore Tucker were hostesses
at the meeting. Secretary, DIR. Edna
G. Taylor's remarks were most timely
and interesting.
DIR. Viola Thomas who has been
very i'll is reported on the road to
recovery.
A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL!