The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-02-24
CITY NEWS

ShelOh Khall's electric choir will
appear at Fourth M. E. Church,
Shawmut Avenue, Sunday, Feb. 25th,
1880 p.m.-Special programme We'd
nesday, Feb. % at 500 pm. at Met
rOpOlitan Baptist Church; Shawmut
Ave-; Christ Temple, Corner North
field and fremont streets, Sunday,
March 3, $3.50 pm, First A.M.E.
Church, corner Elm Hill and Warren
SITS, Sunday, March 10, 1880 pm,
Metropolitan Baptist Church, Sunday,
March IL at 1880 pm.
The Fidelity Glass" of the Eastern
Ave. Church, Maiden, Mass, held
dinner party recently at Estelle's.
Favors and place-cards were attrac-
lively arranged by the committee.
The special guests of the class were:
Mesdames: Sara j. Carter, Margaret
Jackson, Helen Hathaway, Ethel
Brown, Julia Dixon, Ida Garrett,
Mary Owens, Elizabeth Webb, Emma
Gray, Emily Collins, Mildred Samp-
son, Misses Agnes Burnett. Ruth
Jackson; the members of the class
present were: Mesdames: Esther
Humphrey, Marguerite Nelson, Alice
Rose. Lulu Clemens, Mary E. Jumper,
Annie Partin, Freda Harris, Rosa
Rogers, Julia Tyre, Pearl Ridley,
Mary Stokes, Ada Barron. A grand
social evening was had by all the
members and guests.
Mrs. Annie Brown of 618 Shawnut
Ave, RoXbury, was surprised on Sun
day, Feb. Is, at Birthday Party,
given by her children, RAYMOND and
James and Mildred Sykes of Roxbury,
and New York City. Those present
We're; Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Johnson of
Newport, R. l., Mrs. Burke and Mrs.
Talbot of New York City. MANY use
full gifts were received. A very plea
SAINT time was enjoyed by all.
international News" was the sub-
Ject considered by Discussion Grouu
OF women and men led by Joseph R.
Perelra, Adult Recreation Leader, in
the Robert Gould Shaw House club
room, II Windsor St., on Thursday
Feb. %, at 500 pm.
Miss Mae Battles was pleasantly
surprised by group of her friends
who showered her with linen on Fri
day, Feb. Is at the home of Mrs
Claretta Wright when they gathered
TO offer best wishes and gifts prior tc
her wedding which will occur this
spring. Among those present were.
Mesdames Louise Morris, TheIma
Holton Campbell, Rose Daniels. MARY
McClark, Elizabeth Simpson, DOROTHY
Wilson, Grace Smith, Clara jenkins
Ruth Lombard, Rachael Hudson. Cath.
crime Banks, Rose Morris, Amy Shep.
hard, Emily Harris, EVELYN Nevis
Bernice Vickers, Ruth Hall and Mrs
jackson; Misses Lucy Hunter, Ruth
Morle' FRANCES Ross, Dorothy Dinkle
Atlee McReynolds, Catherine Rivers
and Betty Talbot of New Rochelle
N. I: The promoters of the shower
We're Viola Crosson, Claudia HardricI
Frederica Lilley, Harriet Stanfeld anc
Claretta Wright.
Inc Planoforte and Dramatic Stl1dic
OF Anna Bobitt- Gardner was AGAR
packed to capacity Sunday afternoon
Feb. II, when Ann Randolph. von1
ar;aimatlst, gave very interesting
talk on Classical music. This was
followed by short quiz in Race His.
tory by the teacher of the studio
Musical selections were rendered by
some of the beginners in pianofortt
whose ages run from four to nine
years. Those appearing were
Frances Stedman, Marilyn Boston
Beatrice Stokes, Gloria Bosfeld
Iona Digger, Lois Prescott, Raymond
Holton and Cecil Goodman. Mother,
present, Mrs. and Miss Boston. Mrs
Stephens and Mrs. Cora Prescott.
AT Community Forum, 464 Mass
Ave. Sunday, Feb. rs, $50 pm. tn,
speaker will be Mrs. Alice C. Tarby
of Everett, subject: Grace Pride" The
meeting is free to the public.