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

League of Women for Community
Service, 55S Mass. Avenue, Boston, is
offering a ten weeks training course
in Camp COunselling from February 8,
to April IL, 1910, for all over sixteen
years of age.Camp Administration,
First Aid, Handcraft, Dramatics,
Storytelling and Recreation will be
covered in this course. The meetings
will be held at 55S Mass. Ave. every
Thursday evening from 1880 to $3.50
pm. For further information, please
write League of Women for COmmu-
nifty Service, % Whittier Street, ROx-
bury, or call Highlands 4243 from
II am. to 400 pm.
On Sunday afternoon, Feb. A. 1910.
the public is cordially invited to a tea
from three until five o'clock at Har-
riet Tubman House, 25 Holyoke st.
Mesdames Sarah P. Jones and Lillian
o. Eyles will be hostesses. An excel
lent program will be rendered.
The monthly executive board meet
ing of the State Junior Missionary
Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs.
Walker, 145 Northampton ST., on
Monday evening. An outlined pro-
gram was made for the coming con-
vention. A "You Name 1t" Mite will
be given by the State Dept, on Thurs.
Feb. 20 at Western Ave-, Bapt.
Church, Cambridge.
The Progressive Hair Dressers
Association held it's regular meeting
on Jan. 16 at Lincoln Hall, 528 Mass.
Ave, with Mrs. Geneva Arlington.
President, presiding. After regular
business. Mrs. Aberdeen A. Archer
conducted the election of officers which
will be installed in February. After
the installation there will be a social
session. Each member is requested to
bring another Hair Dresser.
The Mayfower Social Club met at
the home of the president, Mrs. Cora
Perry, 155 Western Avenue, Cam
bridge
The Original Japanese Tea Club
held their meeting at the home of Mrs.
Maude Brown, 48 Mortified Street.
A tasty collation. was served at the
completion of the business session.
Next meeting will be held at 81 Ham
mond Street. Mrs. Fannie Mendes
will be hostess.
Resthaven Junior Charity Club will
hold their annual dance on Friday.
April 26 at Brown Hall. Watch
Guardian Advs.
A very successful and ENJOYABLE
social evening was given by the Gar
denia Club, Thursday evening, Jan. 25.
at 464 Mass. Avenue. The winners of
the prize whist were ladies: list, Mrs.
Dorothy Hemingway, a hostess class
set; End, Miss Beatrice Rurant, night
gown case; gentlemen; LIST Mr.. Red
mond, combination twin brushes: End
William Evans, beautiful ashtray and
BOBBY prize to Matthew Mendez.
Dancing was enjoyed throughout the
evening to the swingy tunes of Bill
! Warren trio. Officers of the club are
Mrs: Alice Mendes, president; Mrs.
Christine Pima, V. pres: Mrs. Viola
Pima, secy., and Mrs. Elsie Manns.
treasurer. Watch the Guardian COL
umns for the future activities of this
energetic club.
Due to complications over which
they had no control, the MONDAY
luncheon of the Trade Association.
under the sponsorship of the Ways
and Means Committee was cancelled.
However, an effort was made to serve
notice to all the members. The Com
mittee begs the indulgence of the
association while other plans are be-
ing formulated.
Arthur R. Hunter was host to the
Stratthmore Tennis Club at its new
years meeting held at Amboy St.,
Allston, on the evening of the 10Th.
The business meeting was preceded
by the playing of table tennis and fol-
lowed by the reading of two current
events by Mrs. Gertrude Chandler and
Miss Beatrice Robinson-which were
discussed by the club members-and
the rendition Of soprano solo by the
club mascot, little Louisa L. Batum
II A Snlendid collation. h,r thn Lnr4 o.AIlI