The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-06-15
CITY NEWS


Ore Of the most interesting Musi-
Gales and Teas was held last Sunday
At the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Irots before a capacity and aDprecia-
tive sudience.-Mrs. Elsie Richardson.
Mistress Of Ceremonies, presented
LOU Pearman; who IN turn, led the
singing Of America" The artists
appearing or the program were: Mas
ter Theodore johnson; Mrs. Grace
SheI5oUrnes Miss Lewis. Miss Marie
Wharton Miss T. Coppags, Miss
Sarah Conyers, Mr.. REYNOLDS. The
chief speaker was Dr.. W. D. Washing
Ton Of Lynn whose subject Unity
was constructive IN material and de-
lIVered with fine oratorical ability. The
pourers we're Mrs. Daisy Parrot and
Mrs. Washington, wife OF Doctor
Washing ton. The committee who sp0n-
sored this affair for the benefit Of the
Bermuda Cricket Club, were: Mrs.
Stewart Trott, chairman, Mrs. Arnold
Wingood, Mrs. Louise Pearman, Mrs.
Ethel Sasser, Mrs. Parrot, Miss
Mayor, Mrs May Saunders. Miss
Maude Harvey, Miss Fannie Rowling
Mrs, Ethel Richardson, Mrs. Leroy
Johnson and Mrs. Hilda johnson.
Sunday, June 2, Crispus Attacks
Lodge Of Everett held their OratoricaI
Contest At Charles St. A.M.E. Church,
The two contestants were: Cyril
Moore, subject "The Race and Consti-
The Mothers Class in Pianoforte In
structions conducted by Anna Bobitf-
Gardner will have demonstration Of
their work June 30 Sunday afternoon)
at $50 at the Ebenezer Baptist
Church. The public is most cordially
invited.
The Booklovers Club met last Sun
day afternoon at $50 Mass. Ave. Mrs.
Nan Trappe presiding.
Mr.. and Mrs Adrian Crosby enter
tanned about 40 Of their friends At
their residence on Greenwich Park last
Thursday night.
Miss Marian DAILY, student at n. z.
conservatory was guest soloist with
Sutherland Parker pianist on WMEX
last Tuesday.
Apex BeaUticians' Club met Mon
day night, June 10, at the DarIors n
Nine De Lisser, 687 Shawmut Ave. /
susie Lyles is president and Geanie
Powell, secy.
The Trade Association held the final /
meeting Of the season Wednesday /
June ~, 3 pm. at 80 Columbus Ave
William Gormley Of Boston Cham |
Der 81 Commerce was the uriucinaI /
speaker at the monthly monday lunch /
con meeting Of the Trade Association
tuesday at Western Lunch Box. Other
guests we're Henry Brown, 6. 3. Reid
81 washington, D. G. Rev. L. &. DIM
can, Mobile, Ala; Henry jackson n
Virginia and Mrs. Jennie jackson a
Paducah, Ky.
directed by W. Fl. Wooten will h. e,i,1a,
m the Harriet Tubnan House, 25 Ho1v-
oke street, Sunday, June 16, at 900
pm. This concert is free to adults and
IS sponsored by the WPA Adult Re
creation Projects Orchestra Commit
zee OF which Fannie Lonon is chair
man. man
The Charles W. NJ. Williams Town
send Club No 6 will give a five and
zen cent supper, Thursday evening
June ~, at Lincoln Hall, 528 Mass
ave. from to 9. Come and meet vo11r
ing. '''O' 0'O'' 1'''ii-
Opening Of the Pine Tree Lodge
qnder the auspices Of the Soiourner's
United Society, Tuesday, June 10. $40
pm, Butler Hall, Masonic Temple
lO95 fremont st., Boston, Dancing.
three hoor shows; Refreshments
secure invitations from Miss Ellen n.
Williams, Sec. Kenmore 3499.
Lloyd Morrison and William Wor-
my, students at Bates College. have
returned TO their Boston horoes ofbsr
5 ~ % at Bates are Ted Irish of
Fhiiiaadelphia and Allen Early. How
ara henney, son Of DR.. and Mrs. Ken
nfey 81 Iuskegee, and William Suther-
i ia OF Glen Ridge, N. J. graduate
tnis year. Kenney is going to Me
marry Medical School and Sutherland
VII engage in field social work mostly
in the West.
Mrs. Harriette Slauson Farley Of
BuHalo IS spending a week with
friends in Gardner, Me.
Ied Gould, teacher in the South. ia
expected home next week.
Iraham b. Reid, Washington. ID q
merchant, was recent visitor in the
CITY the guest Of his sister. Mrs. Fila
iBoney and her son Herbert Chelten-
ham
:. Congratulations are due Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Brooks Howell on the arrival
o. Of . son born May n in Knoxville.
IIenn. Mrs. Howell is the former
dorothy Kit Of Allston, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell X. Carney
formerly Of Boston entertained q
group Of their friends at a house
warming party in their apartment in
tne Bronx, N. Y, last Saturday even.
ing The. couple were the recipients
Of many beautiful gifts.
Delegates TO the NAACP National
Convention in Philadelphia next week
are Atty. Ray w. Guild, president local
branch, Alfred Baker Lewis, DR. John
b. Hall and Dorothy Snowden DR.
and Mrs. Hall accompanied by Mrs.
Ann Hawk left today and will visit
friends and the Worlds Fair in New
York. The Halls will remain in Pbila-
delphia after the close Of the NAACP
meet and will attend the Republican
hatsauI