The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-01-20

Lecture Committee, Mrs. Anna Gale
Scott, chairman, and the Outer South
End Recreation Committee, Julian D.
Steele, chairman.
ShelOh KhalPs Electric Choir will
appear at Concord Baptist Church,
corner of Vernon and fremont SITS.
Jan. q, 1880 pm; Western Avenue
Baptist Church, Cambridge, Jan. %;
special youth programme at Metro
pOlitan Baptist Church, Boston, Feb.
4, 1880 pm. Subject, ''Life's ChaI-
lenge to Youth.
A surprise birthday party was ten
dered Arthur Clemens of 20 Madison
St., last week by the boys of the Cru
sader's Club who also presented him
with gift-Regular bi-monthly
meeting of the Junior Missionaries
was held Thursday at the home of Mil
dred Smith, 45 Prescott St., Everett.
Program plans were outlined. Next
meeting, Jan. "a at the home of Bar
bara Boston, 81 Harvard St.-The
Crusaders Club met at the home of
Andrew Purdham, 1876 Essex St., Mel
rose, with the President, Thomas
Sneed presiding. Plans were sub
mitted for an entertainment Feb. %
at $50 Exchange St., also for forming
hockey team. Next meeting at the
home of Sherman HOWE, PA Ferry
St., Everett.-Cards and letters, also
telegram, were received by Mrs.
Margaret " Jackson last week in
celebration of her birthday.
Mrs. Margaret Rogers of New
York City, houseguest of Mrs. Estella
L. Crosby, was lavishly entertained
during her several days visit here.
She was the special guest of the La
Martes Club who gave a luncheon in
her honor at SHADES Barbecue with
the following present. Mesdames
Mabel Deane, Lois Addison, Helen
Hathaway, Evelyn Thomas, Maize
Collins, Hattie Grevious, Elizabeth
Bowsell, Nellie Frye, and Matte
Thorpe; Mrs. Rogers was also the
! guest of Mrs. Maize Collins on one
afternoon.
A bridge, whist and beano will be
given at the Dartmouth Street Arm
DRY on Thursday, Jan. 25, by the wives
of the officers of the GRIND. Infantry
Mrs. Leila C. Francis of Brookline,
recovered from her recent illness,
thanks her many friends for their
kindnesses to her during her recent
| serious illness at the Baker Memorial
| Hospital and while she was convalesc-
ing at her home. She especially APP
preciated receiving the many cards
flowers and fruit and encouraging
words from the friends, clubs and
especially the pastor and members of
st. Marks Congregational Church of
which she is member.
The address of Mr.. and Mrs. Hamil-
ton Mack who lived for several years
at SO Woodside Avenue, Winthrop
Mass, is now at 181 Shirley Street
Boston friends who enjoyed theiI
! Christmas party on Dec. 20 wher
games and music were enjoyed, with g
Christmas tree shedding soft lights
over the parlors, and the delicious
collation. served by the hostess were
Thomas Eubanks of Washington
D. c., Mr.. and Mrs. Phineas Tate. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred c. Arts and daughter
Odessa, Mrs. Mary A. Jenkins, Mrs
Maude Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Worthington, Mr.. and Mrs. Marcellu.
Coles, Mrs. E. Alice Taylor, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Fred Yancey, Mrs. John Sandi
ford, Miss Gladys Sandiford, Mr.. vii
shire, George Wilson, and Mr.. anc
Mrs. Harry Dickson.
Guests of the Mayfower Socia
Club we're Mrs. Ellen Chandler ant
Mrs. Frances Hampton at the meeting
held at the home of Mrs. Lavina New
man, 3 haywood Street, Roxbury.
The Imperial Debs at their meetins
on January 5 at the home of tn,