The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-05-04

nomenal soprano was then read by Miss
Robinson. A song "The Easter Pa
rade" by Louisa Batum, and a tap
dance by the same little miss closed the
program. The club then adjourned to
the dining room where ad ainty repast
had been prepared by the hostess, Mrs.
Winifred aBtum. At 11:30, after a
vote of thanks, the club took its depar-
ture after thoroughly enjoyable eve
ming.
The Triple Arts Club held their End
Cocktail Musicale at the Silver Box
Studio on Friday April 5. Those par
tieipating on the program were Claire
Pyburn, Marsha johnson, Theresa
Morrison, Marie Coleman, Gladys
Howard, Harold Evans. After the first
half of the program cocktails were
served.
At Twelfth Baptist Church a pag-
cant, motherhood Through the Ages"
will be given by the Philathea Glass of
the church, Sunday, May u, at 7:3O
pm. Rev. W. II. Hester, pastor.
A Musical Tea will be given by the
Flower Club of A.M.E. lion Church,
Rev. W. D. Battle, pastor, Sunday,
May 5 at 3 80 pm. at 528 Mass. Ave.
[. Williams, chairman.
The Group Ten Club met at a call
business meeting, at the home of Leon
ard Whaley. The supper sponsored on
April Is was a success. Many compi-
ments were paid the cooks, Mrs. D.
Crichlow and Mrs. G. 0. Hughes. The
next meeting will be at the home of
Mr.. Bridgeman.
Friends and relatives of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Dewey of 10 Westmin-
ster St., are asking friend kindly to
cease from calling to see the baby twins
owing to the fact that they have been
calling at the rate of 35 to 80 people
day. The Doctors orders for the
mother and babies to have absolute
rest. The parents thank the manv
friends who have called and for the
lovely gifts and flowers for babies and
mother. For those who wish to see the
twins there vii lbe open house Sunday.
May u Mothers Day from 2 to 5.
W. d. Montgomery, formerly of 10
Cunard ST., was in the city for 8 weeks
fter the death of his wife, Mrs. Annie
Montgomery. Mrs. Rose Browning, his
! daughter of 2 Harold St., brought him
back with her when she went on to her
mothers funeral and Mr. Montgomery
remained here several weeks.
The Sanatorium Committee of tbe
Boston tuberculosis Asso. Health
Guild will hold a rummage sale at 554
Columbus Ave, Boston, the headouart-
ers of the association, on Friday. Nav
TO, from 9 am. to 8 pm. There will be
ma admission charge. The committee
includes: Miss Alice Flowers chair
man; Mrs. Mary Chisholm, Mrs. Sadie
Smithers, Mrs. Lillian Black, Mrs.
Alice Scott, Mrs. Jessie Harris.
The United Clubs of the Metropoli-
tan Baptist Church presented PHYLLIS
Wheatley Deed of Trust in "Ethiopia
at the Bar Of Justice" at Metropolitan
Baptist Church, TIT Shawmut Ave
Rev. M. j. Minor, pastor, Thursday.
May 2, 1910, 8:15 pm. Ernest O'Bann,,
your, director; Minnie belong, chair
man.
The Inner South End Choral Group.
Claudis Broadfeld, director, presented
a program Of choral music in the Har-
riet Tubman House, 25 Holyoke st.,
Tuesday, April %. Mrs. Una Black
lock, "a Symphony road, was chairman
Of the committee and this choral group
IS sponsored by Mrs. Mabel ]. Dean,
20 Holyoke St., chairman of the cborus
committee; Mrs. Edna Goodell. 2
Claremont park, South End, chairman
of the recreation committee.
The regular monthly meeting of