The guardian., 1940-02-03
CITY NEWS

Advanced players in violin, viola
cello, flute, clarinet, trumpet, French
horn and trombone, desirOus of join
ing the orchestra, may come to the re
hearsals on Thursday evenings from
$3.50 to 1880 at 1870 w. Springfield
St, Boston The orchestra is available
for concerts, plays and operas. FOl
information phone Ken. 4641. The
Victorian orchestra, James Hinton
conductor, were cOmplimented fol-
their very fine work in the concert
given Christmas Night at Columbus
A-M.E. Zion Church. The vested
choir with DIR. w. o. Taylor, cOnduc-
tor; Frederick P. White, Organist and
Ina Rapier, soprano, as guest sOloist
completed the very enjoyable and
cOmmendable program to a large en-
thusiastic audience.
The Community Forum at 464 Mass
Ave, will on Sunday, Feb. 4, at $3.50
pm. have Julian D. Steele, executive
director of the Armstrong Hemenway
Foundation, as guest speaker. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
The monthly meeting of the Wom-
ems Service Club will be held Monday,
Feb. 5, at o'clock sharp. Members
are urgently requested to be present.
Business of importance to be discussed.
Harriet c. Hall, president; Luella
Coleman, Cor. sec'y.
Follow the crowd to the Jr. U.C.C.'s
"A-Kiss-A-Pound Dance, Feb. 9, at
558 Mass. Ave. and see how many
kisses you will receive.
The Mayfower Social Club met at
the home of Mrs. Florence Smith, 145
Washington ST., Cambridge. Guest,
Mrs. Laura Hazard.
The Aristo Club will present the
Community Players in Ozark Rhythm"
at Jordan Hall, Wednesday evening
Feb. IA, at S:15 The music score by
Herbert Mcdonald and staged by
Grace Walker. The play is for the
benefit of the Scholarship Fund. Helen
E. Dane is the president, Alma NJ. Kit
business manager and chairman of the
Ways and Means Committee of the
club. Tickets are soc and patrons 81.
They are on sale at the Robert Gould
Shaw House, Helen E. Dane, 153
Crawford St., Dora H. Howe, Otis
field st. and Josephine E. Allen, 4S
Quincy st.
The Virginia Club will meet at the
residence of Mrs. Emma Russell, 33
Warrick St., Thurs, Feb s, at $50
pm. Mrs. Mary Saunders is the presi-
dent
The Mayfowers Social Club mourn
the loss of their member and friend,
Mrs. Hazel A. Allen who is gone but
not forgotten.
The Music Lovers Dramatic Club
will present their Fifth Annual Fro
hes" Friday evening, Feb. 16, at Rug
giles Hall. A elaborate program is be-
ing prepared, including the dukes of
Rhythm, "The Sugar Hill Tramp
Band" Joan Daughtry and her Dane
ing Fauns Also "Fools of 1889" a
Comedy Skit featuring Reddick and
Foskey, Grace Gallighan, Catherine
alley, Jimmy Anderson, Catherine
Martin and others. Adults and parents
are especially invited. Program book
lets containing the names of Graduates
of 1889 who attended our Graduation
Dance, with space for Dance program
and Autographs will be given away.
Frolics $40, dancing 1922 Music by
Tasker CrossOn and his Statesmen.
The Household of Ruth No. 1888 of
Maiden held their regular monthly
meeting in Moose Hall, Everett last
Tuesday evening. The following off
GERS were elected for 1910: MING. Sis
Ida Hinton, RING. Sis. Emily Hunt
er, NG. Sis. Bertha Dickerson, Treas
Sis. Eliza Gaines, Recorder Sis. Sarah
Bright, P.M.N.G. Sis. Violet TAYLOR.
Prelate, Sis. Hattie Smith; Usher, Sis
Sarah Jett; Chaplin, Sis. Mary E
Jumper; w. Sheperd, Sis. Lettie Las.
sitter
Little Dolores Kincaid, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Garreth Kincaid. Of 4s
TORY St., Dorchester has Just beer
brought home from the Children's Hos
pital where she has been under treat
ment for several weeks.