The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-03-15

4 man, 1HuISudN, March ~, Il .0U am.
Shaw House, Hammond Street and
Roland Hayes"
Thursday, March 20, 200 pm,
Fourth Methodist Church; Friday,
March 81, 4 100 pm, Metropolitan Bap-
fist Church, Friday, March 20, 7:3O
pm, First Methodist Church, Roxbury.
Maybelle f. Fenton was presented in
pianoforte recital Sunday afternoon,
March 9 in St. Cyprian's Parish Hall.
She is a honor student in the Lewis
Junior High School, is pianoforte
pupil of Adele NJ. Evans and a mem
Der of the Evans Junior Music Club.
The La Mardi Bridge Club met at
the home of its president, Mrs. Grace
Moody, Fayerweather st, Cambridge
Prizes were won by Mrs. Frances Tai
bot and Mrs. Josephine Cousin.
The Executive Board of The New
England State Association, Daughter
MocieI Fash, chairman, are giving a
banquet to the winner of the Past Presi-
dents contest held in 1910, Daughter
Josephine johnson of Juanita Temple
No 81 IBPOEW of Cambridge. All
daughter Elks who can are urged to
attend to honor this deserving Daughter
Elk. The banquet will be held in the
banquet room of Estelle's, 1874 fremont
St, Boston. Daughter Josephine John
son will be present in person from New
York City to greet all her friends.
The Yadrutas Dramatic Club, Mrs
Irene Yates, chairman, will present the
play "Hiawatha" at Recital Hall, March
q, for the benefit of st. Marks gym.
Staged and directed by Ralf Coleman,
the affair Is sponsored by the Greater
Boston Drive Fund Committee for st.
Marks Gym. Curtain at 8:15, dancing
after the play.
Mrs. Fannie Fortune of Village ST.,
had as her house guest for the past two
weeks, her daughter Mrs. Mildred
Marie, formerly of Boston, now of
Phila and her friend Miss Harriet Dor
sey, of Phila. The two left Wednesday
for home after a delightful stay. While
here, Mrs. Moore gave her son James
a beautiful party in celebration of his
18th birthday at which a good time was
had by all.
The Original japanese Tea Club,
held their meeting on Monday, March
10, at the home of Mrs. Rosa Watts,
president. The meeting was opened
with the Lords prayer. A collation.
was served. The guests were Mrs.
Skanks of Woburn; Nelson Courtney,
and G. Foster.
Allen Ferguson was rendered a send
off party by large group of his friends
Tuesday night at Lincoln Hall.
Victor c. Bynoe writes: ut has been
called to my attention that there may
be an opportunity for some young men
who have finished high school and have
an average knowledge of physics, alge-
bra and geometry to take an examina-
ton offered by the General Electric Co.
Those who are successful and are ac-
cepted will be taught a trade and paid
$1,000 a week while learning. | shall
be delighted to tutor any interested boys
at no cost to them. The first class will
be held Monday, March II, at 80
pm. and the next on Friday, at 50 Viii
Hams St, Roxbury
Every Friday a large group of girl
singers rehearse at 52S Mass. Ave, UNI
der direction of Claudius J. Broadfeld
The Virginia Club met Thursday
night at Lincoln Hall.
On a recent visit to Springfield Mrs
Carolyn D. Jones of Roxbury and Mrs
Lydia Allston of Cambridge were house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Burr of
Girard Ave. A party given in then
honor was an enjoyable affair with Mr.
and Mrs. Jamison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Toney of Hyannis
Mr.. Hill of Conn, Mr.. and Mrs. Moss
DR.. and Mrs. Frazier as guests for the
evening. A dinner party the following
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thomas
of Hartford, Mr.. and Mrs. Toney, Mr.
and Mrs. Moss, Mr.. Harold Rome, Mr.
I. deValcourt of Cambridge, Mrs. C. D.
Jones, Mrs. Allston completed a pleas
ant weekend visit.
The Six Wise Owls Club sponsored
a pre-spring frolic, with dancing
Thursday night at Lincoln Hall.
Mrs. Anna Burr and Mr.. and Mrs
Moss of Springfield were in town last
week to attend the NAACP banquet
and enjoyed their visit. Mrs. Burr was
guest on Friday of Mrs. Carolyn Jones
and Mrs. Allston at a theatre party and
dinner at Esteles and cocktail party
in the evening with Harold Rome and
I. de Valcourt at their home in Cam
bridge. Those present were Mrs. Ele-
nor Warren of Dorchester, Miss Agnes
Paris, Madeline Bernard, Miss Elenora
Smith, Mrs. C. D. Jones, Mrs. lydia
Allston, Mrs. Ella Ford of Brookline
Mrs. Adams, Mr.. Chandler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. cambridge, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Edwards, Mrs. Sadie Merchant, Mrs
Arms. Mrs. Burr left for Springfield
on Sunday.