The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-11-02

operation at Mass. Memorial Hospital
DIR. Rachael Saunders, chairman of
the successful million Dollar Wedd-
ing, October "a in Metropolitan
Church is calling a meeting of the
Committee and the Brides, Saturday,
Nov. 2, at the residence of DIR. Their
esa Johnson, 1856 Northampton St. It
is essential that you attend and re-
port on tickets.
Sunshine Club will meet Monday,
Nov. 4, with DIR. NJ. T. Anderson, 794
Shawmut Ave-; all members requested
to attend and report on tickets. DIR.
Mahala Austin, president
A very successful banquet was given
in honor of DIR. Florence J. Bell,
president, serving her 4th year in
Eleven O'clock club. This club is copy
righted under laws of Massachusetts
An eligible member must be financial
in her lodge or temple. We came out
of the original l o'clock club, have had
4 very successful years under Presi-
dency of DIR. Bell. The banquet was
well attended. Out of town guests
were: from Providence, Lulu Bioron
who brought Bro. and DIR. Craighead;
Mrs. Bertha Barksdale and sister, Mrs.
Maude West Former member of Tenn
ple) from Winchester, Mass; Witch
City Temple, Juanita Temple and New
England State Association were well
represented for which the Comm,
DIR. Edyth Mary Stewart, chairman,
Margaret Cotton, Beatrice L. Jacobs,
and hostess, Margaret hobart, extend
thanks to all who attended; also to
Estelle's for the lovely Roast Turkey
full course banquet dinner served by
charming Mattresses; to the soloist,
DIR. Ellen Daisy Daltry, and her ac-
companist, Mrs. Dora J. Peters, and
Mr.. Newton Ball who was at the piano,
closing with singing "Auld Lang
Syne" Gifts received by DIR. Bell
were: from II O'Clock Club, electric
grill; DIR. Margaret Cotton, handmade
pillow slips; DIR Edythe M. Stewart,
silk vest; Round Circle Club, brass
lamp; Sunshine Club, $500; Arts and
Crafts, black leather pocketbook;
Board of Directors, umbrella; Dtrs.
Bessie C. Hill and Daisy E. Henry,
Filet lace tablecloth; Pearl B. James
& Ellen H. Williams, Rose Chenille
spread; Emma Lawton, Y doz. decor
ated glasses, Amy Atkins, p dozen
decorated glasses; Lulu Brown, Filet
lace buffet scarf; Edna Medley, Geor-
gle Kinds, Luna Comes and Dorothy
Mirandi, hosiery; Nurses Unit, rose
glass lamp; Bro. and DIR. Archer,
gift; Mary F. Armstrond, MADEIRA
guest towels; Mae Pressy, mapleleaf
necklace Every year this club sends
deserving child to camp for week.
Don't forget our Turkey we are chanc-
ing off. Last club meeting was held at
residence of DIR Margaret Cotton,
next meeting held at DIR. Sadie Halli-
day, Cambridge.
Those who missed that grand affair,
The Million Dollar Wedding, can never
visualize the beautiful picture as the
Brides, Dtrs. Mollie Hamilton, Harriet
Houston, Maude Brown and Beatrice
L. Jacobs, entered on the arms of their
grooms with their attendants. The
Bride and winner of LIST prize, DIR:
Beatrice L. Jacobs, was announced and
entered meeting her groom under a
beautiful white arch with large wedd-
ing bell. Rev. Patrick Cyrus perform
ed the ceremony padlocking them with
beautiful dull gold paddock and
chain. Mother, DIR. Helena johnson
was overcome with emotion when see
ing her DIR. going to be married and
Father. Bro. Archibald Prescott, was
late and rushed in to give his DIR.
away. The Brides attendants were at
tired in olive green and rose taffeta,
gold headdress, gold slippers, matron
of honor in blue taffeta, blue head
dress, gold slippers. The head dresses
were made by DIR. Bessie c. Hill,
gowns were made at 70 Hammond St.;
flower girls in pink taffeta; ring bear
err in black satin suit. Bride wore
white silk with long train and bridal
veil. and carried a shower bouquet, her
attendants with baby chrysanthemums
all real flowers. Next time will de-
scribe other Brides and their attend
ants. After the ceremony, DIR. Jacobs,
the bride and her bridesmaids, Dtrs.
Maude T. Anderson, Besseie c. Hill,
Eula Wright and Josephine J. Taylor,
DIR. Rachael Saunders. chairman of
the affair, and DIR. Daisy E. Henry,
secretary, with their escorts attended
"Wedding Dinner, at Estelle's
where they attracted much attention.
Proceeds are to help Sunshine Club
continue spreading sunshine among
any sick and shut ms. Just send names
and we visit and investigate. Soloist
for the evening were Miss Tate ac-
companied by Mrs. Coffey singing 30
Promise Me-; Miss Lillian Harris, ac-
companied by Mr.. Lorenzo Green at
the organ singing because" and DIR.
Ellen Daisy Daltry accompanied by
DIR. Isadora Adams, singing 81 Love
You Truly. The church was over
crowded. Committee and club appre-
ciate all who attended and helped in
any way.
Educational Comm, DIR. Lillian
Kicker. chairman, will meet Nov Ia,
with DIR Lemma Watkins, 144 Lenox
st.. apt. 6 or 7; also the Boosters
Comm, DIR. Ellen Williams, chairman,
will meet Nov. Ia at same address.
Members are requested to attend.
uoz+;,,or;a1 Rann1et Comm. DIR.