The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-05-04
TUESDAY THE ESG a92n CLUB
MAY The FOUR INK SPOTS
Dancing Al c 0 o
CITY NEWS

The following instruments are avail
able thru the manager of the Sheloh
Khall Electric Choir, John Semper, z
Coventry ST., Boston: 10 prs. of drum
sticks, 20; new trombOnes, $1,000
ca; 2 new trumpets, S14.00 ca; 2 new
violins, $500 ca; bass Fiddle, S35. 100.
Assortment of saxaphone and clarinet
reeds, .05 and up; assortment of
trumpet and trombone mutes, % and
up. New guitar strings, so set; 1
electric Hawaiian guitar, $1,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Hill and
Miss Reece Of w. Medford, gave a Sur
prise party last Friday evening for
Mrs. Rosa Bazemore on her birthday.
Many were present, and lovely gifts
received.
The Women's Christian Union of
Peoples Baptist Church, Rev. R. NJ.
Owens, pastor, viii celebrate their 38th
Anniversary and Pew rally on Sunday
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. Mrs. Min
ME 7. Wright, guest speaker.
Mrs. Marie A C. Boykin of New
York, is in Boston because of the i'll
ness and detah of her relative, NJ. ".
Addison. She is staying with Mrs.
Catherine Ayers, 213 West Springfield
ST., and Mrs. Bessie Swan Of 81 Var
mouth st.
Mrs. Catherine Elliott Of Jamaica,
n. Y, and Mrs. Lillian Davis, the late
Mr.. Addison's daughters, also of New
York City, came to Boston for her
fathers funeral.
Mrs. Catherine Ayers scored
marked success with the Eva Jessye
Singers at Brooklyn Academy as the
Strawberry Woman from "Porgy and
Bess", the Brooklyn Eagle paying her
a fine compliment.
At the regular meeting of the Sept
Soeurs held at the home of Mrs. Mary
K. Gray of Northampton ST., plans
were completed for the first anniver-
sary, a Musicale Sip" to be held in
June.
The annual closing exercises of Ro-
bert Gould Shaw House, Inc. will he
held for three nights starting Wednes-
day, May 9Th. The first nights pro-
gram will consist of plays, skits and
chorus presented by the senior clubs of
the House. On Thursday night bows
and girls activities will be presented
including the Boy Scouts, girls clubs.
boys and girls gym classes, folk dane
ing and children's choruses. On Friday
night, "Fine Arts Night" will be pre-
sented. The Crescendo Club will sing.
the dramatic department will present
two plays and the modern dance class
will give a demonstration. The pro-
gram each night viii begin promptly
at . 10 and the public is invited to at
tend. There will be no admission charge
for any programs.
According to his annual custom, A
Madison Bland, undertaken and funer-
al director of 800 Main St., Cambridge
VINO, incidentally is conceded to have
an unusual method of natural en-
balming, entertained at a sunnptuous
chicken dinner at EstelIes' last We'd
nesday evening his four special assist
ants. One or two other friends han
peenlng by were also included in the
peasant occasion. The gentlemen
feted were Philip Waithe, first assist
anu Stanley Jarvis, Julian H. Lau-
renee and Wilfred Whitfield.
An evening of song will be pre-
sented by Gladys Pierce, contralto.
wednesday evening, May 90, at 8:15
at Columbus Avenue A.M.E. Zion
Church, assisted by Mrs. Gladys Full
Ter, Dramatic Reader, and Marsha
Johnson, accompanist. The sponsors
are Rev. W. D. Battle, pastor and Miss
M. X; Glenn. The affair is in the in
terest OF the conference claims.
Sheloh KhalPs Electric Choir Sum-
day, May II at 300 pm, will present