The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-01-06


Cantemus Club, Director, Ellistine
BrOadnax, assisted by the Braith-
waite Ensemble, Sun. Jan. IA, $3.50
pm, at the First A.M.E. Church, cor
ner of Warren Street and Elm Hill
Avenue, ROxbury. Rev. o. w. Chill
ders, Pastor.
The Women's Service Club holds its
monthly meeting Monday, January s,
at 8 pm.
"Will There Be Another World
War ?" was the title of a discussion led
by Joseph R. Pereira, Esq, in the
Shaw House Library, 10 Hammond
St., Roxbury, on Thursday afternoon,
December 2S The lecture was spon-
sored by the Outer South End Lecture
Committee, Mrs. Anna Gale Scott,
chairman, and the Outer South End
Recreation committee, Julian D. Steele,
chairman, in cooperation with the
Adult Recreation Project of the WPA.
The December bi-monthly meeting of
the Sept-Soeures was helded at the
home of the president, Mrs. Lillian
Cooper. Success was reported from
the buffet supper, at the home of Mrs
Florence Buckley, 156 Lenox St., Mrs
E. Kennedy was presented the colored
doll. A dainty repast was served by
the hostess.
''The Baptist Mutual Relief Society
is sponsoring a Penny Sale Jan. IS
for the benefit of the organization
1910, at 1854 Mass. Ave, at Sis O'Clock
Everybody is cordially invited to at
tend.
The Reading and Game Room of the
Adult Recreation Project of the WPA
with visitors in the recent cold snap
in 55S Mass Ave, has been so crowded
that Miss Maud Thomas, resident man
lager, turned the boiler room and check
rooms into temporary play rooms il
which cards, chess, checkers and domi.
noes were played. The rooms were
open from noon until six o'clock anC
during that time sixty women and mer
were engaged in contests of skill. The
Inner South End Game Room commit.
tee of which Oswell Thomas, 81 Var
mouth St., is vice-chairman, are search
ing the South End for larger quarters
and expect to have improved quarters
in a new location in short time.
The Boston Branch Equal Rights
League meets Monday, Jan. 8, at 5 pm
to Z pm. at 294 Washington St., second
floor, office of tty. John S. R. Bourne
treasurer. Former members are in
vited to attend and be informed of the
program as outlined by new president
Louis E. Pasco, Sr.
The Junior and Senior Dramatic
Group from the studio of Anna Bobitt-
Gardner gave two Christian Plays last
Thursday evening before a packed
house at Butler Hall. This young dra.
matte group is under the careful train.
ing of Miss Suzette Perkins, dramatic
instructor at the studio.
"What Do You Know About South
America and Its People?" is the title
/ OF lecture before a discussion grour
by Joseph R. Pereira, an adult recrea
ton leader, in the Shaw House Library
10 Hammond ST., South End, OF
Thursday, January IL, at 5 pm. The
lecture is free to adults and is spon
sored by the Outer South End lecture
committee of which Mrs. Anna Gale
Scott of y Windsor St., Roxburv, !.
chairman, and the Outer South Enc
recreation committee of which Juliar
ID. Steele, 43 Rutland 3d., is chairman
IN cooperation with the Adult Recrea
ton Project of the WPA.
The Shiloh Kahl Electric Choir OF
radio fame vii lbe at St. Mark Con
gregational Church, Sunday night
Jan. Z, at eight o'clock. Admission
free. The public is cordially invited
to hear these gifted artists.
The speaker for the January 9 meet
ing of the Bay State Medical Society
to be held at 55S Mass. Ave. Boston
will be Dr. N. Lowe Burnett. "Eouin
Encephalomyelitis in Human Beings
will be the subject. DR.. A. NJ. Roberts
vice president will preside.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Wilson VIII,
were recently married are now domi
clled In their palatial new home at 20!
Walnut Ave, Roxbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Enslow (the latter pro
Prletor Of Enslow's Beauty Shoppe
spent Christmas week as the guests o
relatives in The Oranges, N. J.
Mrs. Binge DESMOND Daisy Rich
ardson) Of New York was in Bosto
for the holidays visiting her mother
Mrs. Mary Richardson, of 81 Kenil
worth st.