The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-04-19

bountiful collation. was served. At this
time, Mrs Carlos announced to the club
the engagement of her neice Miss Mary
Mann to Mr.. James Prescott of Cam
bridge, Mass.
The Shaw University Choral Society
under the direction of Professor Harry
Gil-Smythe is scheduled to begin on
April q its Northern Spring Tour and
will appear at Twelfth Baptist Church,
Boston on May 4.
DIR. John P. Hall returned Saturday
from visit of several weeks in the
South. He attended the John A. An
drew Clinic at Tuskekee early in April
when Prof. Carver announced his new
discovery for the treatment of pyor-
rhea. Most of the time away was spent
at his former home in New Orleans.
Mrs. Julia Anderson, mother of
Geanie Powell, the popular beautician,
accompanied Mrs. C. R. Winthrop on
a motor trip to Philadelphia last week
and also visited her brother Rev. Au-
gustus Clark, Reading, Penna.
The Hampton Choral Society, Claud-
ius J. Broadfeld, of Hampton, Va, di-
rector, will sing Sunday, April 81, at
$50 pm. at the Fourth Methodist
Church, corner of Williams st. and
Shawmut Ave. The Angelic Septet
will sing. There is no charge. Miss
Pearl Griffith, accompanist.
The Crystal Bridge Girls Club held
a pleasant meeting April II at the
home of the president, Miss Helena
Robertson, Hammond St., after which
the hostess served a dainty collation..
The club will hold a "cocktain hour"
Sunday, April 20, 4 pm. at Smith Hall
Friday evening, April IS, a Mission
airy Meeting was held at the Church
of God and Christ, Elder C. J. Range,
pastor, Sister Hill, president Pictures
of the Faith of the Dark Ages" were
shown by courtesy of Edward Miller
These pictures will also be shown at 4
pm. Sunday at the LIST Pentecostal
Church, Elder Cleavers, pastor, Sister
Lillian Comes, president.
Friends gathered Sunday, April 10,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alonza
Morgan, Claremont Park, to help the
latter celebrate their tenth anniversary.
Those present were: Messrs and Mes
DANES Jefferson, John Holland, Will
liam Berkeley, Harold Averett, William
Beverley, George Lawrence, Daniel
Ware, William Hughes, Martin Jack
son, Antonio Scott; Mesdames Char
lotte Fur, Mary Greenidge, Katherine
Averett, Ella Whiting, Sadie Merchant,
Estella L. Crosby, Dorothy Hardy,
Hattin Grevious, Miss Harriet Oxford,
Miss Emma Oxford; Frank Sutton,
Harold Scott, Eugene Taylor.
Under the sponsorship of the May
ors Office a special committee, Mrs.
Edith Mae Hipkins, chairman, Mrs.
Laura Downs and Miss Mary Osbourn,
presented a delightful evening of Choir
al music, Tuesday night, at the Harriet
Tubman House. Miss Nora Lee Single
tary, soprano, finished her song recital
in BroOkline Tuesday afternoon, and
reached the Tubman House in time to
lead the Community Chorus in the
"Seven Last Words of Christ under
the baton of Claudius J. Broadfeld
with Herbert Mcdonald, accompanist
Frederick Yarde, tenor, Mrs. Ella B
Hayes, soprano, Howe B. Perry, and
Ernest Miller were the soloists. A
tasty collation. followed the cantata
Mrs. Edith Mae Hopkins was chairman
of the committee.
The Inter Collegiate Group of the
Armstrong Hemenway Foundation
postponed its meeting to this Saturday
April 10 at 500 pm. Prof. Henry
Wadsworth Longfellow Dana, grand
son of the poet Longfellow, will speak