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

Resthaven League presents a Len
ten Musical Monday, Mar. 81 at St.
Cyprian's Church at s pm. All Star
Musicale. Featuring Mildred Jenkins,
Ina Braithwaite, Doris cambridge Har-
ris, st. Marks Junior Choir, Frank Sill
vera and others.
A musical and st. Patrick's Day Tea
will be sponsored by the Ministers
Wives Council of Greater Boston Sun
day afternoon, March 16, at 3 pm. at
Fourth Methodist Church, Cor. Shaw
NUT Ave and Williams St, Rev. S. NJ.
Riley, pastor-Mrs. J. E. Mckenzie,
pres. Mrs. F. H. Davis, chairman.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Round Circle Club will be held on We'd
nesday evening, March 10 at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Bessie Hill, S73 Harri-
son Ave, Roxbury. Mrs. Florence Bett
will be the speaker for the evening. All
members are asked to be present as
business of important will be discussed.
The Hollywood Social Club is civ
ing a prize whist and dance Tuesday,
March Is at Jackson Hall, 1895 Ire
mont st. Games start at 9 O'Clock.
The Crystal Bridge Girls Club met
at the home of Miss Hattie Jackson.
384 northampton St, Friday evening,
March z, Miss Helena Robinson, presi-
dent, presiding. 1t was reported that
the Whist Party of March was big
success with prizes falling to Miss Mari
on Brown, Ladies first, Miss Irene
Jones, ladies second; Robert jackson,
mems first, William Powell, mems
second; Wesley AIleyne, consolation.
A Cocktail Hour" in April will be the
clubs next event.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Foster and an
other friend made a hurried trip bv
plane from New York City to visit Mrs.
Mary f. Ford in the Peter Bent Brig
ham Hospital, who is now home
The Inner South End Choral Group
of the WPA Community Recreation
Project will present another popular
concert at the Harriet Tubman House,
% Holyoke Street, Tuesday, March IS.
at $50 pm, under the direction of
Claudius J. Broadfeld with Mariory
Doyle at the piano.
A combined program of music and
lecture sponsored by the WPA Com
munity Recreation Project will take
place at st. Marks Center, Thursday,
March 20, at s pm. The speaker will
be Seaton Manning, Industrial Secre-
tary of the Boston Urban League, who
will speak on Our National Defense.
Music will be provided by the Upper
Roxbury Orchestra, William H. Woot-
en-, director, and the Upper Roxbury
Choral Group, Ernest O'Banyoun,
leader.
The Laurelettes will give a Sport
Dance on March 20, at 528 Mass. Ave.
Friends of Mrs. Jean States. of so
Windsor St are sympathizing with her
in the loss of her pocketbook in Wool
worth store, containing a sum of money
keys, and valuable papers.
The president of the Sept.Soeurs
Club, Mrs. Lillian Cooper, who has beer
very i'll Is now convalescing at the home
OF her friend, Mrs. Sadie Sewall 50
Williams St, Roxbury.
The members of LaMartes Bridge
Club mOtored to the White Spot al
-Four Corners, Woburn, Tuesday. Mar
II to be dinner guests of Mrs. Helen
Hathaway. At card games at the Hatha-
way residence on Union st. prizes were
won by Mines. Maud Scott, Maize Col
Inns and Loyse Addison. Other mem.
bers present were Mines. EVELYN
Thomas, Nellie Frye, Estella Crosby
Matte Thorpe and Mabel Deane.
Mrs. Annie A. Powell was rendered
a birthday party Sunday evening
March 2, at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Samuel King, sos Shawmut Ave
Mrs. Powell, former well known West
Ender now residing at Lynnhurst
Mass, celebrated her sixty-frst birth.
day as the recipient of numerous girts
and remembrance from her many rela.
tlves and friends in this city. Among
the guests were her daughter, Anne
King, Evelyn King, Pearl Powell, Anne
Lowe, the Messrs. Samuel King, Sr. an6
Jr, John King, Ernest King and hen
son, Jay Powell.
st. Bede's Youth Forum of st. Cvp.
rian's Church, fremont st. meets al
$50 p.m.-Sunday, March 16. Ar
unusual program will be presented
Friends are cordially invited to be pre-
sent. st. Bede's will present play the
week after Easter. The cast is: Joseph
Inc Lambert, Cynthia Belgrave, Patri.
cha Goddard, Hyacinth Simmonds, Bar.
bara LeVatt, Calvin Johnson, Thomas
Calender, William Allen and Joseph
Calender. John Banks is the Director
Frank Asquith is the Assistant in Pro
duction.
Mrs Mary E. Moore will direct
forum discussions the week of March
II, subjects, dates and locations as fol.
lows: Underground Railroad" Mon.
day, March II, 400 pm, at the Shaw
House, IL Windsor Street; "Roland