The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-06-08

nloHl 81, ndu as guest Dtr. Hattie
Stevens of New York City, formerly
Hattie Gibson, who made a surprise
visit on her way to Truro, N. S.
Bugle and Drum Corp. of Junior
Herd, Commonwealth Lodge, will be
on parade Sunday, June 16, Bro. Jo-
seph Lopez, assistant director, Bro.
Henry c. Beckett, Director of Mass.
Eight Flames met at residence of
DIR. George Kinds, IS Hammond ST.
DIR Dorothy Mirandi, hostess. After
business all repaired to dining room
and were served with the delicacies of
the season at a table decorated with
the club colors. Some of the guests
were Dtrs. Susie Beckett, Daisy
Henry, Bros. Tasco Beckett.
Miss Ada Bertrand, 1862 E. 111tb
Street, Los Angeles, California, stop-
ping at the Ritz Carlton Hotel was
guest of DIR. Monzello Lang at the
Banquet given by Nora F. TayIor's
Council, May % in Smith Hall. 1095
fremont st. After the BANQUET a few
friends went to DIR. Lang's home. los
Hammond ST., where Dtrs. Laura Sell
don, Mary E. Jones, Bessie C. Hill
Monzello Lang also entertained Miss
Bertrand at the Club Savoy, ENJOYING
the entertaining Jones Bros. DIR.
Laura Selden entertained a few
friends in honor of Miss Bertrand at
her residence, 957 fremont st. Miss
Bertrand left Boston having enioved
every minute of her stay and appreci-
ating parties, etc, given in her honor.
DIR. Lang took her sightseeing which
she thoroughly enjoyed and will al
ways have pleasant memories of Bos-
ton. DIR. Mollie Hamilton is chair
man of "School Closing Hop" to be
given by Phyllis Wheatley Juvenile
Glass No. Al, Monday, June 24-8 to
II pm, at Women's Service Club
464 Mass. Ave. Subscription 25 cents.
refreshments for sale.
Social Pinochle Club, DIR. Pauline
Hayes, are giving a Prize Whist
Party, Monday, June 10 at 1896 Ire
mont ST., three cash prizes, Subscrip-
ton, Is cents.
Eleven O'Clock Club. DIR. Florence
J. Bell, president met Monday, Nav 81.
at residence of Secretary DIR. Daisy
=. Henry. Plans were completed for
Roast Turkey Dinner Thursday. June
-, at "a Sterling ST., Suite 5. Supper
25 cents, served 6 pm, until. Come
early as our last supper sold out
quickly.
Sunday, May 10, tea and musical
was held in New Bedford at the beau
tlful Sergt. Carney Memorial Hall.
l26 Mill St., DIR. Daisy Cole of New
Bedford, chairman, DIR. Grace Rice of
Newport, Mistress of Ceremonies, fine
program. Those present from Boston
were, Dtrs. Ethel Brown, chairman of
Executive Board of New England
State Association; Laura D. Selden,
past president; Bessie c. Hill, member
and Daisy E. Henry, recording secre-
tary with Mr.. Weston at the wheel.
Congratulations to Mrs. Phyllis An
derson Jordan, daughter of DIR.
Maude 7. and Charles Anderson who
was married by Rev. Minor secretly.
months ago She was remarked in
presence of family and friends.
Sunday, June ,, 1910, Baby Popu-
larity contest was held and prizes
awarded; LIST prize, Alfred Beckett l
year, $500; End prize, Barbara John
son, year, 2 months, $3.50; 3rd prize,
l. L. Williams Il months, S1.50: 4th
prize, Richard Horne, 1 year, 8 mos.
S1.OO; 9Th prize, Roberta Thomas. 10
mos. S1.0O-chairman, DIR. Edna Med
ley; secretary DIR. Estelle Lane; treas
urer, DIR. Bessie C. Hill.
Oil Burners, Bro. Archibald Prescott
chief Oil Burner held very success
full whist party Wednesday, May %. at
1895 fremont ST., Bro. Stillman Tasco
won smoked shoulder as whist prize
and door prize. Their annual outing
comes Sunday, June 9, at Tuttleville.
State Oratorical Contest will be held
Sunday afternoon, pm, at Metro
politan Baptist Church, Bro. Stillman
Tasco, State Director.
TO be continued next week