The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-10-19

1O2 Kendall St., hostesses, Dtrs.
Josephine Taylor, Leila Virgins and
Eva Sisco. Last meeting was at resi-
dence of DIR. Bessie Hill, 873 Harri-
son Ave; hostesses, Dtrs. Lucille
Jones, Daisy E. Henry and Bessie C.
Hill. There was a large attendance
present.
DIR. Florence J. Bell and Daisy E.
Henry were the guests of Mrs. Maude
west Of Winchester at luncheon held
IN New Hope Baptist Church. There
was a large crowd in attendance. A
lovely menu was served attractively by
smiling mattresses. Guest speakers
were Mrs. Ada Hendriex, "a bride Is
years ago in Winchester) who read
most excellently two appropriate
poems, "Ode to Ethiopia" by Paul Lau-
renee Dunbar, and blouse by the Side
of the Road; and Attorney W. S.
West, cousin of Chrman Maude West,
topic, Pitfalls of our YOUTH, "Lift
Every Voice and Sing" and "Star
Spangled Banner were rendered by the
assembly. VIM. Harrison, Harvard
graduate and literateur, spoke briefly
of his trip to the Chicago Exposition
and also of his two years in England.
Mrs. Lorraine Rice, one of the white
leaders in Winchester, was also guest
OF Mrs. West at the table with Mrs.
Bell and Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Rice does
much charity work among the colored
people. She has a group of young
girls meeting in her home knitting for
the Red Cross, sweaters and socks, and
hopes to have permission from Wash
ington to knit wholly for the Colored
Battalion, she is true friend to COL
ored people and is going to try and
see about a Committee to help our
youth in their everyday problems to
keep them out of prison and other
institutions. Rev. Tymes expressed
appreciation to chairman Maude West
for her efforts to make a success Of
this annual luncheon.
Arts and Crafts meeting postponed
from Oct. 16 to Oct. % at residence of
chairman, when election of officers will
be held.
The sister of DIR. Annie P. Ander-
son, Mrs. Mary Wright, has returned
to her home, 81 Woodlawn St., Ever
EFT, after an operation in Mass. Memo
rial Hospital. We wish for her a
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Josephine Smallwood of Ban
gor, Maine, paid visit to her sister,
! DIR Mary E. Stewart, SO Cedar Street,
Roxbury, Mass.
Eight Flames met at the residence
of DIR. George Kinds, 60 Hammond
St., Saturday, Oct. IL.
The sermon committee will meet
Saturday, Nov. 9 at 10096 fremont
st. Members are requested to be
present. The sermon is on the End
! Sunday in December, Daniel Tillman,
chairman.
DIR. Eva Armstrong is still i'll in
Glen Cove, Long Island and her SON
in-law, John Epps, is confined in Bos-
ton City Hospital.
DIR. Frances Hawkins has been
visiting in the south getting much
needed rest and enjoying Southern
Hospitality.
The Seven Crowns Club met at the
home of Mrs. Lillian Caldwell, sc
Hammond St., Monday eve, Oct. IA
with all members present. After regu-
uar business, Mrs. Alberta Robinson
Vice Pres, gave wonderful political
speech, followed by the singing Of
patriot songs. Mrs. Caldwell Their
escorted the members into her softly
lighted dining room where delightful
repast was served the hostess famous
Ferris Pepper Sauce going right tc
the spot. Next meeting at Mrs. Heller
Hathaway's 121 Humboldt Ave, Mon
day eve, Oct. %.
Many thanks for the hospitality
shown us by the John H. Waterman
Lodge of Lynn, Mass, on their 18th
anniversary, Sunday, Oct. 6. For the
delicious home cooked turkey dinner
served at their rest, 81 Groveland ST..
much praise to the chef. To the bro
theirs and daughters: you missed the
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