The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-05-25

A.M.E. Zion Church on Sunday, Nav
19, at 558 Massachusetts Ave. A very
interesting and well-balanced program
was presented to an appreciative audi
ence as follows: Piano solos by Miss
Mary Mallory and Miss Frances KEEL
ton; vocal selections by Mrs. Estelle
Lane, Mrs. Amy Hampton, and Miss
Gladys Pierce; and readings by Mrs.
Ethel Woodhouse Taylor and Miss
Suzette Perkins. Accompanies were
Miss Bella Lewis, Mrs. Anita Perkins.
and Miss Marsha johnson. At the
table which was beautifully decorated
with the club colors, orchid and vel
low, tea was poured from a cleaning
silver service by Mrs. Isadora Tucker
and Mrs. Sadie Thornhill. Miss Mar
garet Garrett, chairman; Mrs. Viola
Alexander, secretary; Mrs. Isadora
Tucker, president.
The Junior Choir Musicale given
under auspices of the Choir Guild at
st. Mark Church Sunday afternoon.
May II, drew large and appreciative
audience. The juvenile participants
IN the program included Miss Margery
Greene and choir, Miss Lucille Nor
man, Buckner Candy, Clarence Reid.
Miss Florence Carnover, Leon C.
Hayes, Howard E. Richardson. Dolan
b. Yates, organist and choirmaster.
| headed the program with selections
from Mendelssohn. There was a large
representative list of patrons and
patronesses. Rev. S. L. Laviscount.
the pastor, highly complimented the
young artists.
Of the 100 musicians taking mart in
the fifth annual W.P.A. orcbestras
festival in Jordan Hall, Nav 10.
twenty were colored. Ten were under
the direction of W. H. Wooten while
the others were scattered among other
orchestras. Nearly a thousand per-
sons attended this seasons perfor-
nance.
| The Crispus Attacks Bugle and
Drum Corps will give a concert Sun
day afternoon in st. Cyprian's Parish
Hall. ->'--
The Pathfnders Club held their re-
gular meeting at the home Of their
president Mrs. George R. Sicily.
Plans are underway for their closing
party to be given the latter part of
June. Three new members were ad-
mltted to the club, Miss Dorothy Fer
gerson, Edmond Trip and Leonard
Prentice. Those present were: Esther
Emerson, Catherine Gibson, Blanche
Morris, Geraldine Trpp, Virginia
Mather, George R. Sicily, Herbert
Bailey, Herbert Hall, Arthur Averett
and Fred Smith.
Joseph Daniels of Lawnside, n. j..
formerly of Boston and Phila.. passed
away May 2. The funeral services were
on May in Phila. He was a Christian
and a ardent worker in the church. He
leaves wife, daughter and sister. Mrs,
Carrie Daniels Baker, of Boston and a
host of friends. Mrs. Baker and bus-
band motored over to n. J. reaching
there after the passing of their brother.
Mrs. Cornella Leake and her son and
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gar
field, Mrs. Halliburton and little Sbir-
ley motored to Norfolk, Va. on Nav T
to attend the funeral Of their uncle and
the brother of Mrs. Cornella Leake.
! Superior honors in pianoforte in
their respective groups were bestowed
upon Patricia Evans and Mavbelle
Fe4ton pupils of Adele NJ. Evans. at
the Annual Competitive Festival of the
Massachusetts State Federation of Mu-
sic Clubs held on Saturday April Is.
at the New England Conservatory of
Music. A rating of "good" was given
Walter FentOn. Little Miss Patricia
| IS the seven-year old daughter Of Mrs.
Evans. She is third grade pupil in
the David A. Ellis School. Maybelle
lFenton, eleven year old daughter Of