The guardian., 1941-11-15

directed by a Hamptonian. Mr..
Broadf1eld. There is no admis-
sion charge.
DORIS JONES SCHOOL OF
DANCE Now Open for Regis
tration. Classes Begin Nov. in
Toe, Tap. Ballet and Acrobatic.
Classes for extremely tall girls.
Charm Glass for young women
who wish TO reduce. exercise or
relax. Ballroom Dancing taught
also. Competent Assistants help
with all classes. This school
provides entertainment for pro-
grams given for the Soldiers
Convalescent Homes, benefit
performances and other forms
of entertainment. Call, write or
phone DORIS JONES, 14S Town
send ST., Roxbury, HIG. $500
The Sheloh Khall's Electric
Choir will be heard over the air,
every Sunday from 5 to $50
P. NJ. over Station WMEX.
Mrs. Ebba Perry, chairman
and Mrs. Carolyn Jones, CO.
chairman of the N. A. A. C. p,
wish to thank all who assisted
in any capacity to make the
Bridge and Whist Party on Tues
day, Nov. IL, a grand success.
All prizes, 35 in number, were
donated for which the commit
tee is most grateful. All reports
for tickets can be made on or
before the Annual Meeting on
Monday, Nov. IL, at Fourth Me-
thodist Church, Shawmut Ave
Mrs, Takayuki Y. Sato of Cam
bridge has issued cards for the
marriage of her daughter, Shi-
gao Gladys, to Mr.. Nelson w.
Ambush, on Friday evening, Nov.
81 at 8 P. M. at st. Peters
Church, Mass. Ave. and Vernon
ST., Cambridge. The reception
will be in the Parish House.
COMING AT LAST Abe
Hills smart satire on Harlem
Society, "On StriverS Rop.'
Greatest Race Comedy euer
,vitten Ouer a years run in
NeU York A thousand people
cheered it in Providence, Oct
scrd. WATCH FOR THE DATE
The On To New York BMC
Committee, G. U. o. of 0. F. Of
Greater Boston takes pleasure
in announcing to their patrons,
an On To New York Floor Show
and Dance which will be staged
in Odd Fellows Bldg, Thurs
day evening, January 20, 1912.
This will be the event Of the
year. Please reserve the date.
The Women's Educational IN
ion gave a colorful and unique
musical tea, Sunday afternoon,
Oct. 26. A well balanced pro-
gram, consisting of piano solos,
violin solos, vocal solos and read
ingS was presented. The excell-
ent talent was heartily applau-
ded by a capacity audience.
Among that talent were three
members of the club, Mrs. May
field, Mrs. Wright and Mrs.
Lewis. Autumn foliage, potted
| plants, pumpkins and candles
gave the artists a beautiful
background. The attractively
arranged table had huge cen
terpiece of colorful fruit, lighted
candles, cleaning silver and
I gaily frosted tea cake. Mrs.
Lucy Mitchell and Mrs. Ethel
Wayne were the pourers. Mrs.
Eva Dawson and Mrs. Eleanor
Carter were co-chairmen of the
committee. The proceeds BEN
eft the nursery school.
John w. USderwood of 81
Baldwin Ave, Everett, retired
Pullman porter, died at Peter
Bent Brigham Hospital, Nov. 8.
1 Funeral services were held Wed,
Nov. IL from his late residence
at l P. M. He leaves a wife, sew
eral sons and daughters.
Miss Tillie Kelton of Hotel
Reno is still ill in the City Hos
pital She thanks the friends
that have so kindly remembered
her with gifts and visits.
The basket that is being filled
by the Hospitality Committee
and their friends of the Wind
sor st. group for the affair at
Shaw House, Nov. 25, is at the
home of Mrs. Laura A. Connolly,
38 Windsor st. Be sure to write
your name and address on the
package you bring. The bas-
ket is to be given to the largest
family present. One of the most
interesting persons to attend
will he Mrs. Elizabeth Hill who
was 90 on Sept. H. All persons
who have consented to be on
A a