The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-09-14

| family OF II Moreland ST., ROXburV
have returned from a vacation of two
weeks in New York City where they
visited relatives and the Worlds Fair
They were guests at the Hotel Theresa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley L. Hunt, and
daughter, Miss Grace E. Hunt of 81
Madison Street, Maiden, have returned
home after business and pleasure trip
visiting relatives and friends in Balti-
more, and stopping over in Whining
ton, Del, New York, Newark, N. j.,
and New London, Conn.
Miss Grace Jackson, Chief Clerk,
Freedmen's Hospital, Washington,
D. c., spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Addison of Wash
ington, D. c., who are visiting the lat
ters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Tarby of Everett.
Invocation-Rev. R. NJ. Owens
Opening marks-Miss R. M. Lynch;
Olive Club History-Mrs. Emily Dun
bar; Solo-Antone Jeter Windfort of
Newport, R. l.; Marsha johnson,
accompanied; Recitation-Mrs. Mary
Butler Robinson of Newport, R. l.;
Spirituals-The Pilgrim Four Quartet !;
Organ Selections-Antone Jeter Wind
fort; "Club Life in Generap-subiect
Of the speaker, Mrs. Jacqueline c. Gil
bert; Remarks by the President, Mrs.
Gertrude E. Lynch. The Olive Club
wishes to thank their many friends for
their kind patronage. Mrs. Gertrude
Il. Lynch, Pres; Mrs. Henrietta It'd
ball, Chairman.
The League of Women for Commu
nifty Service will hold their annual Get
together Party under the direction of
the Membership Committee, on Sep
TENDER 10, at 8:15 pm. This activity
IS held each year to get the members
warmed up" for the years work. All
members and prospective members of
the League are invited to attend. This
year the Aristo Club members and the
Junior League for Community Service
members will be entertained. Mrs.
Jacqueline c. Gilbert, President, Mrs,
A. Buzzelle, Chairman.
The Red Cross Home Hygiene
classes, sponsored by the Boston
tuberculosis Association, will open at
the headquarters, 554 Columbus Ave
nue., Wednesday, September IS, at
z 80 pm, and Thursday, September
l9, at 200 pm. The course includes
lessons In personal and home hygiene,
communicable diseases, care of babies
and older children, equipment and care
OF the sick room, the home attendant
and her daily routine, how to admins
ter bed bath, homemade equipment.
care of the elderly sick in the home,
nutrition and feeding the sick. These
classes are free to the girls and women
OF the South End and Roxbury. Mrs.
Dorothy Hayward, R. n, Health Edu-
cation Secretary of the Boston Tuber-
culosls Association, will be the instruc
tor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Alexander
Miss Silvia Washington, and John
johnson motored from New Rochelle
New York to Montreal, Canada. On
their way back they stopped in Boston.
and were the guests of Emanuel
Zones, registered mortician, of Green
witch PIX.
George Herbert Turner. son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Turner, 26 Yarmouth
st., and winner of the broad jump
athletic award, English High, '3S. has
matrlculated at Northeastern Univ.
Sunday last was one most ideal to
motor lelsurely, observing the MANY
fine, exclusive residences and select
guest houses found in and around
Falmouth as well as the fine shopping
district, all of which was thoroughly
enjoyed by the ladies'" said Miss Mar
Jone Henderson who has returned to
town after two delightful weeks there
Mrs. Evelyn Morris wishes to thank
her many friends for their kindness
during her recent illness at the Peter
Bent Brigham Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mort J. Judson have
issued cards to the twenty-fifth we'd
ding anniversary of their marriage on
Monday evening, September 30, 1910,
the celebration to take place in Masonic
Temple.
The Homecraft Shop made a unique
setting for the dinner given by the
Republican Civic and Political League
OF the South End on Friday, Sept Z.
The following interesting program de-
lighted a capacity audience Misses
Dorothy and Eugenia Butler, piano
Psolo; Miss Thomas, vocal solo. Miss
Ruth Griffin, piano solo; Miss Brown,
gave harmonica and harp solo (;
Mrs. Lula White, reading pertaining to
the coming election and other subjects.
Laurence Banks, Ward 9 candidate for
Representative, Attorney Bruce Robin
son and Sturgis Robinson, chrm. of the
executive committee, Mr.. Norhett. the
president, was master of ceremonies.
Mrs. Isabel Glover, the Vice President,
chairman of the affair, worked untir-
llngly for the success of the dinner. Miss
Perry, Miss Carithia Griffin and Mrs.
Duke ably ass sted her.