The guardian., 1941-06-28

A Music Clinic will be opened in the
Fail by Anna BObitt- Gardner Mus.B.S.
Tor the purpose of analysing the mu-
seal abilities of the individual. Clinic
will be open to the public. one day
weekly at the PianOfOrte & Dramatic
academy, whose main studio is at 3
ClaremOnt Park.
There will be a grand time for the
hddles Of Ward 9 on July 4 sponsored
by Councillor Daniel F. Sullivan. AT
III: 80 am. ice cream and lollypops will
be given to children and races and
games with cash prizes will be open TO
all at the Carter Playground. In the
afternoon at 3 o'clock there will be a
ball game between the Wolverines and
Ward Nine All-Stars.
Sunday, June %, the B.Y.P.U. of the
18th Baptist Church held their closing
service for the season. A fine program
was presented by the young people.
Miss Virginia Tabb, president, pre-
sided. Those participating in the pro
gram were Misses NJ. Barnet, V. Tabb.
B. Purnell, Cad Stansil. Miss Clara
Hall was the accompanist. A lovely
collation. was served.
The Hollywood Social Clubs last
two meetings were at the homes of
Mrs. Lillian Butler of Revere and of
Miss Blanche Hepburn of Roxburv.
The club wishes to thank all their
friends who helped make the recent
Sunday benefit such a great success.
Meetings close for the season, Monday,
June 80, with a banquet at the Little
Dixie"
The Sunshine Band of Twelfth Bap-
tlst Church presented their first enter
talnment on Monday evening at the
church. "Slabtown Convention" brought
forth repeated applause from the large
audience and the club colors of blue
and white enhanced the scene.
Mrs. Mary E. Schuyler is leaving
the city Sunday for Oak Bluffs for the
summer.
Mrs. Marie Hasbrouck becomes the
bride on Monday, June 80, of Mr..
Eugene M. Foye, the ceremony to take
place at the brides home, 81 Humboldt
Owe. Her twin daughters will assist
at the reception following the nuptials,
Rev. S. L. Laviscount will oficiate.
The Group Ten Club had their an
nual dinner at the Western Lunch Box.
431 Mass. Ave-, Friday evening, June
27, with the membership and their
wives and invited guests present
Miss Edith Brown, Boston school
teacher, was hostess to the members of
her sorority, Delta Sigma Theta, at her
home, 45 Humboldt Avenue, Friday,
June 20. A most delicious collation. and
varied games made the evening most
enjoyable in spite of the intense heat.
Among those present were Marie R.
Thomas, president of Iota Chapter,
Harriet Mclean, Dorothy J. Burrows,
Evelyn and Myrtis Andrews, Mildred
Alexander, Eugenia Manning, NJ.
Dorothy Jones, Frances Monroe, Julia
Bullock, Vera Gaug, Uyna Wingood,
Theodore Bond, Lillian Gideon, Doro-
thy Newton, Harriet Wharton and
Ellen Miller Davis.
The marriage of William Hodges
and Elsie Jarvis with Rev. D. L. Fer,
guson of st. Cyprian's Church, offci-
ating and reception at 464 Mass. Ave.
(Women's Service Club was a color
full affair. Mrs. Grace Sheldon sang
Because" and after the bridal party
was seated master Of ceremonies George
Tell called for toasts from the parents
of the bride and groom. Mrs. D. L.
Fergusn and Others The new Mr.. and
Mrs. Hodges both responded grace
fully. A bounteous collation. was then
served.
Ted Bailey, well known orchestra
leader, is now employed at the Boston
Navy Yard.