The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-01-27


Sheloh KhalPs Electric Choir will
appear at Western Ave. Bapt. Church,
Cambridge, Sunday, Jan. %, 1880
pm; special youth programme at
Metropolitan Baptist Church, Boston,
Feb. 4, 1880 pm, subject, "Life's
Challenge to Youth" At Eastern
Avenue Baptist Church. Maiden, Feb
II, 1880 pm; at Rush NJ. E. Zion
Church of Cambridge, Feb. IS, at 1880
pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman celebrated
their first wedding anniversary at
their home, 400 Harrison Ave. Sun
day evening, January 14th. Many
beautiful gifts were received Guests
attending were; Mr. and Mrs. John
freeman, Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Free
man, Mr.. John Lombard, Mrs. Dorothy
B. Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Wright, Eddie Groves, Mrs. Roach
Nelson, Miss Edith M. Lotion. Mr.
Lee Freeman and Mrs. J. Powell. A
delicious collation. was served and a
good time was had by all.
The Community Forum, located at
AGA Mass. Ave, will on Sunday, Jan.
%, at $3.50 pm. have the Honorable
Emil Lundgren, City Treasurer of
Everett, Mass, as our guest speaker.
incidentally standing room was at a
premium last Sunday, when Claude
Fawcett, the speaker, gave an awe
inspiring talk, on "Your Stars" The
public is cordially invited to attend
and enjoy our programs. Thank you.
Mrs. Alma M. Lucas informs her
friends that she resigned as a mem
Der of secretarial staff of the Edna
Black Association on Nov. 10, 1899.
Don't forget the Happy Go Lucky
Minstrel Show and Dance under the
auspices of charity fund committee
of Phyllis Wheatley Temple, No. %,
IBPOEW, at Butler Hall, 1895 Ire
mont St., Thursday, Feb. l. 1940.-
Show to II pm, dancing till 2 am,
refreshments for sale, good music. Be
sure and attend as a good time is pro-
missed and show you will enjoy and
long remember. Great efforts are be-
ing taken for your enjoyment. Come
out and enjoy yourself. See add in
this paper.
Mrs. Ella Tolliver of 159 West
Springfield St., entertained at tea
Sunday afternoon, Jan. 81, Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Wilkerson of West Med
ford, Mrs Mary Bassett of West
Newton and Mr.. Robert Taylor Mrs
D. Wade poured.
The Pyramid Club of Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority met at the home of
Miss Estella Henderson, 10 Harold
Park, Roxbury. The members are
making plans for a Leap Year and
Valentine Dance to be held at 464
Massachusetts Avenue in February.
Miss Estella Henderson of 10 Har-
old Park entertained a few friends
Friday evening, Jan. 10. The guests
enjoyed an evening of dancing and
merriment. A delicious collation. was
served. Among those present were:
Mildred Alexander, Doris Jemmotte
Betty Spady, Mayre Stems, Ernest
inc Campbell, Muriel Wellington, and
Ellar May Brown.
The Cambridge Citizens Associates
invite the public to an open meeting
Wednesday, Jan. 31st at the Dunbar
Club, 1876 Franklin St., at 800 pm
On the program will be we'll known
civic and political leaders as as speak
ers, also talented entertainers and
singers. Refreshments will be served
Come and bring your friends. Will
liam ID. jackson, president of the club
assisted by an able committee, pro
misses this affair to be a memorable
one for all whom attend.
Mrs. Clement F. Isaacs was given
a Surprise Birthday dinner by the
Hi-Hatters Club, at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Helen A. Foster or
Beacon St., Jan. 8. The girls all
wore beautiful gowns and a lovely
dinner was served They had as
guests: Miss Ruth Foster, Miss Clara
Stickney, Harold Silver and Mrs
Woods. Mrs. Isaacs received many
gifts.
The Ideal Hour Club met at the
home of Mrs. Edith Bowles, 434 Mass
Ave, Boston, on their forty-nintl
meeting. There were fourteen mem.
bers and three guests present. Lunch.
con was served and the hostesses were
Mrs. Fields and Mrs. Helen Perkins
Mrs. Marjorie Perkins poured. A
round table talk was held and plans
plans are being made for an Eastern
Sale and a Musical Tea.
Mrs. Mary f. Schuyler of 3S Viii
hams ST., has returned after spending
vacation with relatives in New Yorl
City and friends in New Rochelle, N
Y. Miss Gretchel Flippin of New
Rochelle, n. Y, came to Boston will
! Mrs. Schuyler and has been her guess
for week returning home Monday
Jan. 22th.
Miss Dorothy May Hill of Ham
mond St, spent very pleasant time
with rnlatiunc n, Nnr,,,n..t u L