Hartford-Springfield chronicle., 1940-06-15
SOCIAL
BOSTON BRIEFS

upon the arrival of baby boy born May 27 in Knoxville, Tenn. Mrs. Howell is the former Doro- thy Kilt of 8llston. MT. and Mrs. William Pierce of Townsend street entertained at dinner on June 8 the following guests: The William Thorpes and James Deans; also Mrs. Lois Ad- dison, Ralph Kinlble and Mrs. Hardean Smith.
 Allied Arts Matinee, a benefit program for the Women's Serv- ice Club at ASA Massachusetts avenue, will be held on June 23, at 3:3O P. m. The following art ists will be featured: Matilda Birch Charleston, soprano; Muriel Nelson, pianist; Herman Carter, bass; Sylvia Joseph contralto; Harriet Jackson, soprano; James Byars, tenor; The Coleridge Tay- Tor Drama Group; The Crescendo Singers; The Wooten Trio and Ernest G. O'Banyoun in "Amer- 1GaS NkdACE oA
 MT. Fred c. Henderson has re- turned from Philadelphia, Pa., where he went to visit his 80- year-old mother.
 -Tbe fifth annual graduation dance by the Music Lovers Club will be given Thursday, June 20 at the Ritz Plaza Ballroom, 218 Huntington avenue. Reduced tick cts for graduates can be had from Miss D. Perry, 792 Fremont street. Streamers, balloons and favors will add to the glamOr of this affair. Tickets for Cambridge graduates at All Franklin street, Cambridge, Miss E. Pilgrim.
 The Mothers Class in PianOforte Instructions conducted by Anna Bobitt- Gardner, will have demon stration of their work June Both Sunday afternoon) at 3:3O at the Ebenezer Baptist Church. The public is most cordially invited. The marriage of Miss Eleanor A. Daniels of Cambridge, Mass. to Harry W. Tabb of Weymouth, Mass. took place May 27 at the home of her sister, Mrs. John J. Walker of Cambridge, in the pre- ence of more than fifty relatives and friends. A reception followed the wedding and the couple re- ceived many presents. MT. and Mrs. Tabb will live in Weymouth. -DorO thy WoOd-Gatherwright presents her pupils in recital, as- sisted by Eleanor Trent Wallace, reader, on Sunday, June 16, at 3:3O p.m. from the Massachusetts Avenue Baptist Church, Rev. George Williams, pastor.
 Rev. Hugh Henry of Yonkers, N. Y. spent Thursday in Boston. He was entertained by MT. and Mrs. Adrian Crosby and Bishop Nurse.
 The Peoples Angelic Spirito Choral Society of Greater Boston presents "A Grand Concert" with Frederick Yarde, tenor, guest soloist, and Harold R. Evans, ac- companist. The Angelic Ensemble will perform, with Nora Lee Sin gletary, soprano, leader. It will be held in Recital Hall, New Eng land Conservatory of Music, Bos ton, Thursday, June 27 at 8:2( D. m. The admission will be 35c MT. and Mrs Walter Collins o- Glenbourne street entertained friends at a dinner party on June &. Those present were MT. ant Mrs. R. H. Stokes, the Jame Deans, Adrian Crosbys. MT. Col lins will soon leave the city fo. a summer cruise.
 Come and meet the representa- tives of every nationality at thu opening of the Pine Tree Lodge under the auspices of the So journer's United Society, Tues day., June 18 at 8:3O p. m., But Ter Hall, Masonic Temple, 1O9! Fremont street, Boston. Dancing three floor shows; refreshments Secure your invitations from Mis- Ellen H. Williams, secretary. kEE 34ee.
 Mrs. Daisy Weston is confne to the Memorial Hospital.
 Sojourners' United Society in vites all to attend the opening O the Pine Tree Lodge on June 18th All nationality will be present among them will be Chinese Japanese, Mexican, Indians, an Spanish ..senoritas. Watch . thi paper for further information. The Charles W. M. William Townsend Club No. 6 will give
 5 and 10 cent supper, Thursda evening, June 2 at Lincoln Hal 528 Massachusetts avenue, nea corner of Fremont street. Suppe
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