The guardian., 1941-05-17

The Doris w. Jones School of Dance
presents its annual Dance Recital in
Jordan Hall on Thursday, June 5, at
8:15 pm. Tickets $I.10, SIS and S.55.
Tel. Highlands $3.50, 148 Townsend ST.,
ROxbury.
Miss Helen Worthy was first violin
in a quartet on the program Tuesday
at the Convention of the Mass. Fedora
tion of Women's Clubs at New Ocean
House, Swampscott.
To benefit Wilberforce University
Committee, colonial tea will be given
at Harriet Tubman House tomorrow.
Mrs. Fannie Lonon is chairman,
assisted by Mrs. Nellie ChichIow.
The Maryland Club of Boston is
holding its annual Thanksgiving Ser
vices Sunday evening, May 18, at 7:45
at Fourth Methodist Church, Rev. S. J.
Riley, Jr., pastor. The guest speaker
will be Rev. Fred Cullen, DID,, pastor
OF Salem Me. Church, New York. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Harriette Slauson Farley of
Buffalo, N. Y, is expected in Boston
the latter part of the month for her
usual annual visit. She will be the
house-guest of Mrs Joseph Elliott of
Greenwich st.
Mrs. Janice Mapp Dingwall is now
domiciled in Cambridge and was
caller this week at the Guardian office.
Capt. White Post, Canadian Legion.
held Its annual banquet last Wednesday
night at Estelle's with an estimated at
tendance of 125 members and friends.
Mrs. Thelma Roberts was hostess on
Monday to the Hollywood Social Club.
Plans were completed for a benefit to
be given June 8 at l Wellington St.
Forester B. Washington, director
Atlanta University School of Social
Work, recently lectured at Duke Uni
versity, North Carolina, as guest of the
head of the Department of Sociology.
Mrs. John w. Chandler was hostess
Thursday afternoon of last week to the
Coral Bridge Club at her home on
Worthington St. The Coral Bridge
Club claims to be the oldest social club
in Boston.
"Let's Get Married." a play, will be
presented by st. Bede's Literary Guild
which meets Sundays at 5 80 pm. at
st. Cyprian's Parish Hall. The cast
includes Cynthia Belgrave, Josephine
Lambert, Barbara LeVatt, Patricia
Goddard, Hyacinth Simmonds, Thomas
Calender, John Wilson, Alfred Sprin-
ger Joseph Calender. John Banks and
Frank Asquith are the directors; Leslie
Pitters, Muriel LeVatt and Vincent
Stuart stage managers.
The Itinerary Club at its Wednesday
meeting at the home of Mrs. Ella Ware
OF Walnut Ave, completed plans for
the musical tea, May Is, at the residence
of Mrs. Tillman, 106 Harrishof st.
The Women's Christian Union of
Peoples Baptist Church celebrated its
39th anniversary at the residence of
Mrs. Mann, 396 Northampton St., Mon
day, May -, A program of instrumen-
tai and vocal solos was rendered. Mrs.
E. Fisher was mistress Of ceremonies.
Miss Canty, superintendent Mass. Ave.
Baptist Church, Cambridge, was guest
soloist. There were greetings from Rev.
R. M. Owens, pastor of Peoples Church,
Trustee Theodore Mayes and presi-
dents of womens clubs and other off
cials of the church. Honorary presi-
dent, Miss Fl. Rose, sent special greet
lngs to president, Mrs. Elrena Bighams,
and the mistress of ceremonies.
The name of the colored manager of
the Stop-and-Save-Oil-Shop, fremont
st. and Mass. Ave-, is Benny Shepard
and not Benny Leonard as was errone-
ously printed in these columns last
week
Lawrence Oxley of Washington was
in Boston for few days this week con-
tinuing his efforts to secure jobs for
colored workers in defense industries.