The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-01-13

young deDutante OF Brooklyn, N. Y,
visited Miss Bernice Norman of Har-
rishof Street during the holiday sea-
son. On Christmas eve she was in
vited to join the Ojavan Club and
their escorts and go carolling on
Beacon Hill. Catherine McCree, Rob-
erta Rhue, Edna Green, Devonia
O'Grady and others of her Camp
Atwater friends were hostesses for
afternoon teas and evening parties in
her honor She also attended the
Inter Fraternal Dance, performance
of "Gone With the Wind" and went on
sightseeing tour of Boston with
George Strait and friends. Boston
will see more of her sparkling person
atty when she enters either Simmons
or Mount Holyoke College in the Fall.
The Executive Board of the BY
P.U. held its monthly meeting at the
home of Miss Mary Jumper, IS Winter
St., Everett. Final plans were made
for the ninth. Annual Mid-winter
Conference at Mass. Ave- Baptist
Church, Saturday, Jan. 27, from 80
to $3.50 pm, in Cambridge, also for
the annual Race History Program,
Sunday afternoon, Feb. II, at St.
Johns Baptist Church, Woburn. The
Vice President, Miss Vera Davis, will
be in charge of the program. Follow
ing business the hostess served a deli
cious repast. Those present were:
Marian Faulcon, Ariel Lassiter, Alice
Marrow, Ruth Johnson, Daisy John
son, Barbara Digger, Emma Desmond,
Arthur Lassiter, and Edward Lewis.
The next meeting will be at the home
of Mrs. Ariel Lassiter, 10 Harvard
Ave, W. Medford.
Prof. Walter R. Morris of Boston
College will be the guest speaker at
the Community Forum, AGA Mass.
Ave, Sunday evening, January IA, at
$50.
DR.. and Mrs. John B. Hall, Jr., have
returned to their home in Chicago
after ten days visit among Boston
relatives and friends.
Rev. E. George Biddle, sole survivor
of the famous 54th Mass. Volunteers
celebrated his Oath birthday this week.
The Yadsuet Club will give a din
ner radio party Sunday, January %,
at Western Lunch Box. Officers and
members are Mrs. Daisy Crosby
pres; Mrs. Elizabeth Warren, vice
pres; Mrs. Mae Dunwoodie treas:
Mrs. Carol Grant, asst. treas; Mrs.
Mabel Meekins, Sec; Mrs. Alice Bas-
kerville, asst. Sec; Rosita Danway,
chaplain; Anna Banks, reporter; Paul
inc Arkord.
The Baptist Mutual Relief Society
will hold penny sale Thursday even
ing, January 10, at 464 Mass. Ave.
Clubs wishing to participate on the
program of the fifteenth annual Jab-
berwock of the Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority should write as soon as pos
sible to Miss Lucille Norman. 81
Harrlshof St., RoXbury, or Miss Doro-
thy Jones, 80 Concord Ave, Cam
bridge, for details.
There will be a meeting of the ex-
ecutive board of the State Junior Mis-
slonary Auxiliary on Monday, Jan. Is
at the home of Mrs. Emily Walker,
145 Northampton St., Boston, at 1880
pm. Every circle is urged to be
represented at this important business
meeting.
Friends are reminded of the Prize
Whist and Social by the Eight Flames,
Monday, Jan. Is at 1896 fremont St.,
Mrs. Lillian Kicker, chairman of COM
mittee.
At pre-Christmas meeting at the
home of Ruth Greene, Harrishof St.,
Roxbury, the Pyramid Club, pledge
club for the Delta Sigma Theta soror-
lty, with the assistance of Myrtis
Andrews and Gladys Wood, advisers,
was organized for the year. Members
of the club are Frances Munroe, Eloise
Gregory, Rose Randolph, Doris Nc
Kinney, Ruth Greene, Geraldine
Irving, Estella Henderson, Drina
Stewart and Louise Gray. Election of
officers resulted in the selection of
Ruth Greene, president; Geraldine
Irving, vice-president; Estella Hen
derson, secretary; Drina Stewart,
treasurer and Louise Gray, journalist.
Plans for an eventful year were made
The club colors will be beige and blue.
The winner of the radio contest was
DR.. Franklin Pierce of Cambridge.
The first scheduled event for 1910 will
be gala carnival and dance Jan. -
at 464 Mass. Avenue with refresh
ments and games.
Samuel L. Mccoy of Brook Avenue
has been confined to his home for the
past week with a severe cold.
st. Andrews Association of st. Bar
tholomews Church is planning their
usual butterfly" supper on Strove
Tuesday in the vestry of the church.
The Flower Club of Columbus Ave
nue. A.M.E. Zion Church met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Jackson,
"A BoylstOn Street with the president,
Mrs. L. E. Perry, and the following
members: Mesdames E. Irving, o.
Thompson, L. Jones, N. Brown, U.
Wells. D. Sisco, M. Lee, A. Prenell, c.
Walker, G. Toney, G. Allston, Mrs.
Virgins, Mrs. Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs
r. Thomas, Edward Fletcher and Mrs.
M: Jackson. After business session a
delicious collation. was served.
DIR. G. G. STEWARD