The guardian., 1941-07-12

first week in October by Anna Bobitt-
Gardner, Mus. B. S. for the purpose
of making thorough analysis of the
musical abilities of the individual.
The Academy of pianoforte and
Dramatics was proud of the branch
studios students from Roxbury and
West Medford who appeared on the
annual program, of which Miss Clar-
issa Cooke has charge. :. Those who
appeared were Mary, Juanita and
Horace Riley, Muriel and Evelyn
Faulk, Eleanore Simons. lone Dugger,
Catherine and Virginia Isaacs, Harold
Phillips and Edward Clayton.
In the absence of the Sr. Choir of
18th Baptist Church Sunday evening,
June 90, the Sunshine Band sang. They
filled the choir box and made a fine
showing. Sonny Howard, director and
accompanist, also Mrs. Eva Branch,
supervisor, wish to thank their friends
for their support.
Miss Forman of 43 Rutland Square
is spending this month as guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Roland Hayes on their farm
in Georgia.
The new headquarters for the Re-
publican Civic and Political League of
the South End is now located at 395
Shawmut Avenue, Mr.. Norfett, presi-
dent. A prize whist will be given at
the clubhouse Friday evening, July
Is, from 8 to II pm. Mrs. Ernestine
Williams is chairman of this affair.
Mr. and Mrs. James Edgar McCrea,
62 Catawba St., Roxbury, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Mary Elizabeth McCrea, to Mr..
Treadway, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Duke
of Hartford, Conn. Mr.. Treadway is
a member of the 366th Infantry at
Fort Devens. Their wedding will
take place in December
Miss Grace L. Campbell, graduate
of Howard University and a former
teacher at Washington, D. c., now
clerk of court in New York City, is
the house guest of Mrs. Mary E.
Moore, SO Warwick St. Miss Camp
bell is receiving many curtesies from
friends of Mrs. Moore during her stay
in the Club" and is much impressed
with the city.
Weekend guests of Miss Doris
Robinson of rs Highland St., Roxbury.
were: Wilhelmina Anderson of Han
son, Mass; Gertrude Davis of Rox-
bury; Lucille Galley of Cambridge
Adolf Crisp and Erwin Adams of
Camp Dix, N. il. Paul and Gearge
Cahy of Cambridge.
The Psi Omega Chapter of Alpha
Kappa Alpha Sorority will hold
Garden Party on the grounds of Mrs.
Laurence Henderson's home at 1S
Westminster Avenue, Roxbury, on
Saturday afternoon, July 19 at four
o'clock. The committee has arranged
for the following features: Fashion
Show with some of Boston's "best
dressed" as models, bridge, movies.
and fortune telling.
Tuesday night, July Is at $3.50 the
Community Chorus, Claudius ]. Broad
field, conductor, will present a Com
munity Night program at 25 Holyoke
St, Boston, Harriet Tubman House.)
There is no charge for this extra fine
concert.
George Kildare, regugee from
France will appear on the program.
Others participating include: Mrs.
Amelia L. Webb, Millageville, Ga,
Mrs. J. Frederick Bailey, soprano,
Miss Gladys Pierce, contralto, Miss
Mae Ellis, Miss Ina Rapier, sopranos.
and others.
Miss Elizabeth Hyde is chairman of
the special committee of three, the
others being Mrs. James Darby and
MISS Irene Justice. This program
viii serve as a semi climax for the
Great Street Festival soon.
Marion Evans, Lorenzo Morris and
son Robert Morris of Boston last week
motored to Mobile, Ala, for a visit of
two weeks.