The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-04-27
CITY NEWS

The graduating exercises Of the Red
Cross Home Hygiene and first Aid
classes conducted by the Boston
tuberculosis Association viii be held
at the Everett School on Friday
evening, May 3, at 800 o'clock. The
three classes viii receive certificates
at this time To the Junior girls Home
Hygiene class, the Women's Home Hy-
giene class and the Women's First Aid
class, a total Of 70 certificates viii be
awarded. The speaker viii be DR..
Priscilla White, whose subject viii be
Diabetes in Children. DR.. White is
very well known for her research in
Hygiene, and has been associated with
DR.. Elliott P. Joslin for years. The
music viii be by Robert Holmes, WPA
County Orchestra. The public is cor
daily invited.
The Seminary Singers Of Boston
University left this week for concert
tour Of ten days. This group Of forty
singers viii sing in a different city
each day ending with two in Atlantic
City. Two Colored students who sang
with the Singers all season are among
the fortunate ones selected TO make
this trip. They are Nathan L. Burnett
BIS, Salem, and Lutrelle Long B.A.,
Wilberforce.
Mrs. Florence Baud is confined to
the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
where she was taken last Sunday.
June 7 Is the date selected BY Anne
Bobitt-Gardner for be annual Piano
forte and Dramatic Recital All friends
and patrons Of the studio are asked 10
reserve this date.
Floyd Foye Of Roxbury and Earl
Scot Of Saugus, pupils Of David Spen-
Ger Of Cambridge, rendered violin solos
at the All Boy Concert held at Eben-
ezer Baptist Church, on April IA. Dan
Cotmsn served as aeeompanist.
The Fourth Sunday Musical Of the
Samuel Coleridge-T Taylor Musical As
ISOLATION VIII be given Sunday, April
% at SIS Mass. Ave, Boston. Miss
Alvira Hazard viii be the guest speak
er, Ernest G. O'Banyoun, baritone,
Mrs. Ethel Smith Long, soprano and
Miss Ina Rapier, historian. Mr.. John
Powell win be the master Of ceremon-
les.
Among the many out of towners In
the city for the Elks banquet rendered
to Mrs. Pearl B. james last week was
Miss Bernice Casneau of New York
City. Miss Casneau was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Maude Anderson of
Shawnut Ave. and was rendered many
luncheons and dinners BY her host Of
friends In Boston.
With beautiful silver trophy do.
mated by Estelle's restaurant, increased
public interest IS being shown In tbs
Elks Oratorical Contest next SUNDAY
at Zion A.M.E. Church. A large crowd
Is expected to be present and encour
age the youthful contestants for EIks
scholarships.
Rev. 0. W. Childers viii be the prin
opal speaker at the Poro Club meeting
May 13, at the home of Mrs. E. Alice
Taylor, W. Springfield st. The clul
gave its third annual musical tea las
Sunday at Lincoln Hall with a largt
gathering Of friends present.
Mrs. Lillian c. Dickinson is In Viz
glnia for several weeks visit among
relatives Of her late husband.
w. 5. Sparrow, popular tailor, re
presenting the Boston Globe and Para
mount Pictures, was in New Yorl
Tuesday and Wednesday to extend al
invitation to Rochester Anderson Il
visit Boston Rochester accepted ant
viii come to Boston May and viii ap
pear at the Metropolitan.
Handy Brothers Music Co., New
York, has just published a song en-