The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-03-23


at 300 pm. at the Boston Arena will
have several interesting features in
cluded, Henry Winston, a cOlOred
young Communist leader, prominent
speaker, Miss Laura Duncan's famous
anti-lynching song, Strange Fruit, :"
besides well known national figures as
speakers.
The Community Forum meets every
Sunday, $50 pm, at 464 Mass. Ave.
Good spe akers. Public is invited.
The Noon Day Luncheon Club of the
Trade Association will hold the March
luncheon at Estelle's, Tuesday, March
%, u Dol 80 pm. Speaker, 1t. Col.
LAKELAND F. Hewlett on "Credit I'm
ions and the Small Business Man..
Ralph Harper is chairman of commit
tee.
The Apex Club will give a prize
whist and salad supper at 1875 Camden
St., suite 2, Monday evening, April s.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Wright, of
Wright's Tailors, are spending the
Easter weekend in Springfield, Mass.
Sara johnson, beautician, was in
New York last Sunday for the mar
riage of her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Gray of Ply
mouth, accompanied by Mr.. Gray's
mother, Mrs. Fred Gray, spent Thurs
day in Cambridge visiting their rela-
tives, Mrs. George Lewis, who is i'm
proving steadily after her recent fall,
in which she injured one of her ribs.
Friends of Mrs. Carrie A. Clark of
Los Angeles, Calf, will be sorry to
learn that she is very i'll at her home in
that city.
Mrs. John Charleston of S. Ferry
St., Everett, a shut-in for several
weeks, thanks all friends for calls.
telephone messages, cards and flowers
sent during her illness and hopes soon
to be restored to health.
Wendell Wallace, Jr., celebrated his
second birthday with a party on Sun
day, March II at his home, % Harold
ST., Roxbury, Mass. The table was
prettily decorated with Easter baskets,
Dummies, chicks and other delicacies,
and gay colored balloons hung about
the room. His guests were: Patricia
Drinkard, Drothy Mcdonald, Georgia
Reed, Carolyn Scott, Muriel Smith,
Jackie Karian, Walter Smith, John
Martin, Jr., Donald Rollins and John
Scott. Refreshments were served, and
after an afternoon of fun and frolic,
the children went joyfully home with
their balloons and baskets filed with
goodies.
The Avalon Bridge Club was enter
tanned at its last meeting by Mrs. Dora
Holmes-Howe with Mesdames Louise
Munroe and Agnes Gould as guests.
Members playing were Mesdames Har-
riett Wharton, Bertha Lane, Consuello
Vincent, Marion Washington, Irene
Yates and Lottie Roper. Highest
scores were made by Bertha Lane,
Marion Washington and Agnes Gould.
The Strathmore Tennis Club met last
Friday evening at the home of its
treasurer, Miss Florence Williams,
l038 Washington St, Roxbury. A
short business session was followed bv
q htCAdIS pLOSIdiu as lOIlOWS. heaQlQg
of the article "0ver Jordan" dealing
with the life of Miss Marian Anderson)
from the March issue of Readers
Digest, by Miss Gertrude Chandler.
and comments by the members of the
club; presentation of the article on the
memorial to the late James Weldon
johnson, which appears in the current
number of the Crisis magazine, by Miss
Florence Williams; an original Easter
story by William H. Batum and a sop
ranO solo by Miss Beatrice Robinson.
W. H. Batum, accompanist. At the
end of the program, the club adjourned
to the dining room to partake of
dainty and delicious repast. The
table cover, napkins, and decorations
were all reminiscent of St. Patrick's
Day. At the end of the collation. a ris-
ing vote of thanks was extended the
charming hostess and her mother.
The Dahlias will greet their many
friends Sunday afternoon, March 81.