The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-03-16
at this conveniently located rendez-


at this conveniently located rendez-
vous.
Monday night, March IS, at 8 pm.
The Women's Educational Union of
Shaw House will have Mrs. Stone of
Newton as guest speaker on "Child
Welfare. Come and bring your
friends. April 20 this group will pre-
sent their 9Th Annual Riddles Revue.
A new discussion leader will be in
troduced to the Community Forum
group at the Acknowledgements
Foundation, 43 Rutland 3d., when
Miss Gertrude Shaw of the Adult Re-
creation project leads a discussion on
"Cooperatives" at next Wednesday
nights meeting, March 20.
A musical tea to be given in St.
Mark Church, Sunday afternoon,
March II, was planned by the Path
finders at meeting at the residence
of Mrs. Virginia Mathes, Humboldt
Ave. Members present We're Mrs.
Esther Emerson, Miss Sallie Good
rum, Miss Katherine Gibson, Miss
Geraldine Trip, Mrs. Blanche Morris,
Mrs. Virginia Mathes, George R..
Sicily, Herbert Bailey John De Boise,
Arthur Averett. A collation. was
served.
The social by the wives of Mt. Nor
iah Charity committee at 154 Fayer-
weather St., Cambridge, will be held
on March 81, instead of March %.
Mrs. W. A. Howard of 804 fremont
ST., has returned from Savannah, Ga,
where she spent two months visiting
her relatives and friends there. She is
looking the picture of health and hap
piness and came home to find the home
redecorated and her husband reioiced
to have her back.
The Organization Committee of the
Greater Boston Conference of Colored
Youth Organizations met at the home
of Miss Phyllis Mitchell, "A Humboldt
Ave, last Wednesday evening, to fed
crate youth organizations of Greater
Boston. The committee is striving to
assemble representatives from all
youth groups by Wednesday, March
II, at its symposium at Shaw House,
II Windsor st. Present were James
Ingram, chairman; Phyllis Mitchell,
Dorothy Smith and Millicent Clarke.
Meeting of the Program committee
was held Friday, March Is.
The Original Japanese Tea Club
held their meeting at Mrs. Maude
Browns, 48 Mortified st. A delicious
collation. was served and entertain
ment was given by the hostess nus
band, Mr.. Brown. Next meeting will
be at Mrs. B. Stephens, March IS.
Let's get acquainted with the Original
japanese Tea Club, at a Tea, March
81, at 1896 fremont St., until =?
The Varietas Club of Shaw House
entertained Abbie Mitchell of "The
Little Foxes" cast with Buffet Sup
per at 6 Hammond ST., on Saturday,
March 9th after the evening perform
ance All enjoyed listening to Miss
Mitchell relate some of her interesting
experiences both in America and
Europe. Club members present were
Mae Battles, Dorothy Dinkle, Mary
Griffith, Claudia Hardrick, Dorothy
Wilson, Mary Waters, Esther Alcock,
and Miss Elizabeth Lewis, the clubs
sponsor. Miss Viola Key, club presi-
dent, was not present because of i'll
ness. Some of the guests present were
Misses Grace Walker, Wilhelmina
Crosson, Pearl Griffith, Mildred Hogan,
and Mrs. Ella Trent Wallace; Messrs
Clarence Scott, Lenocud Wilson and
Herbert Mcdonald.
The condition of Mrs. Ora Lawson
Is slightly improved. She is at the
Milton Hospital and would be glad to
see and hear from her friends.
The Crescendo Club of the Shaw
House, Inc, will present the cantata
The Resurrection" by Charles Fon-
teyn Nancy on Easter Sunday at 4 100
pm. at the Shaw House, II Windsor
Street, RoXbury. Rev. James A.
Clement, former pastor of Rush AMF
Zion Church, Cambridge, and now a
professor at Livingstone College. will
give short Easter message. Thomas
ii. johnson, Director of Music at
Shaw House, has augmented the pro-
gram with appropriate selections as
prelude including the Race spiritual.
"Were you There?" The public is
invited to attend. There will be no
admission or offering.
The regular meeting of theItinerarv
Club was held at Mrs. Mary Roberts.
March 6, Mrs. l.. Tillman, Pres. pre-
! siding. A splendid report was given