The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-01-25

will be in fine shape for the monthly
luncheon of the Boston Trade Associa-
ton and Housewives League to be held
at her restaurant next Tuesday from
II 80 to 1:30 pm. when the women
will have general charge. All friends
of business will be welcome.
Miss Ophelia L. Peay of Roxbury,
who left the city last week to attend
the funeral of her grand aunt, Mrs
Hattie 0. Pugh, of Charleston, S. c.,
has just returned. Mrs. Rosa o. Peay
and Douglas A. Peay, her mother and
brother, respectively, are expected to
return soon.
Andrew Kelton, Ernest and Lloyd
Trotman, will leave Sunday, Jan. %,
for an extended tour in theatrical en-
gagements, with Joe Nevis under
Blanche Galloway, appearing at the
"Apollo" Theatre in New York on Jan.
81. Miss Thornell, whose Pianoforte
Recital is on Jan. %, will leave for New
York, Feb. 2, to enter the 1941 Glass
for Nurses at Harlem Hospital The
Music Lovers Club join with their
many friends in wishing these members
success.
The annual sermon of the Jamaican
Associates, Inc, will be held in the
Fourth Methodist Church, Sunday,
Feb. 2, at 1880 pm.
The Pansy Embroidery Club last
Sunday gave a surprise party at the
home of Mrs. Ellis Ryder in honor of
her mother, Mrs. Letcher, who is 90
years old. A delightful social hour in
Guided presentation of gifts by the
clubs president, Mrs. Nellie Smith, and
delicious collation.. Others present
were: Mrs. Nora MUMMY, Mrs. Black
nall of Saugus, Mrs. Mollie Bell, Mrs.
Cora Prescott, Mrs. Nancy Scott, Mrs.
Viola Ryder, Mrs. Veda Christy and
Mr.. Ryder.
There will be a joint meeting of the
.B.Y.P.U. and Missionary Depts., on
Tues, Jan. % at the home of Vera
Davis, 1853 Western Ave-, Cambridge
at 1880 pm. to outline plans for the
coming Race History Program to be
presented on Sunday, Feb. 16 at the
Peoples Baptist Church, Boston, 3 100
pm. Junior supervisors will please
attend this meeting also.
The Inner So. End Choral Group,
Claudius Broadfeld, director, gave a
concert at Harriet Tubman House,
Tuesday night. Residents of the dis
trict are invited to join the group which
rehearse Tuesday and Saturday even
ings at the Tubman House. A juvenile
chorus of young people, II to 20 years
Of age, rehearses Friday afternoons at
528 Mass. Ave. Boys and girls of the
South End are urged to join this group
also directed by Mr.. Broadfeld Both
choruses are sponsored by the WPA
Community Recreation Project.
At its Jan. Is meeting at the home
of Mrs. Alberta Burrill plans were
completed for the clubs Introductory
tea to be held Sunday afternoon, Feb.
at Al Waumbeck st. All members were
present except Mrs Betty Harding
who was i'll.
A debate by the Anna Bobitt Studio
girls and the West Medford team OF
young men is to be announced for al
early date.
Fourth annual night in Barbados
entertainment and dance will be given
by the Barbados Union, at Ruggles
Hall, Friday evening, Feb. 7, with
music by Milton Lewis Orchestra, H
Citizens, sec'y., w. A. Tull, chm. Re-
freshments. Admission 40 cents (taz
incl.)
Brs. Gladys McAdoo of POI Walnut
Ave, entertained a group of young
ladies and gentlemen Friday evening
for her sub deb, 16-year old daughter
Martha McAdoo
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