The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-06-06
Sepf.-SOeurs Club
will give their
Annual Musical Sip
Sunday, June 7
4 to 6 P. NJ,
$50 Mass. Ave-, Boston
Subscription - 28e incl. tax
Refreshments -
refreshments

- Refreshments -
Mrs. Ellis on Waumbeck St.
Roxbury, and were the guests of
Mrs. Alice Scott, the Chaplain,
who led the devotional period
most impressively. The business
hour was conducted by the
president, Mrs. S. M. Riley. "An
Investment Social" is planned
for the next meeting. The host
ess served a most delicious re-
past and the ladies all declared
the afternoon was one of the
most enjoyable of their many
meetings. The following were
the members present: Mes
danes S. H. Bullock, v. Hill E.
A, Perry, S. M. Riley, Alice Scott
and S. L. LaviScount.
The WOmen's Progressive CIul
of Everett offers its Annual
Scholarship to any high school
graduate of 1912 who wishes to
enter a higher field of education
ALI applications must be sent be-
fore June Is to Mrs. Frederick
Yancey, Al Waverly Ave, Eve
rett.
Mrs. Irene Jones, 81 Lincoln
St., w. Medford, was hostess to
the Crystal Bridge Girls GLIB
Monday evening, May rs. Vice
pres, Mrs. Ethel Chisholm pre-
sided over the business session.
A delicious collation. was served.
Members were >saddened by the
announcement of the death of
Mrs. M. Robinson mother of the
clubs president. Miss Hattie
Jackson is on the sick list.
Mrs. Gertrude Chandler, 500
Columbus Ave, was hostess to
the Strathmore Tennis Club at
its last meeting in May. 1t was
the final meeting of the season.
and was we'll attended. It's
lively business session was fol-
lowed by a short literary and
musiSal program participated in
by MeSdameS Gertrude Chand-
Ter, Fannie Prevoa, Winifred
Batum, and Louisa Batum, club
mascot. Mrs. Bessie Swan. one
of the founders and former
president of the club, was a
special guest, who, on a unani-
nous vote by the club, renew
ed her membership. A delici-
Gus repast climaxed the eve
ming.
Mrs. Joseph T. White of
Braddock Park was in Var
mouth, Me. recently to attend
the funeral of the owner of the
private establishment where for
twelve years she was head di-
etician, Mrs. White spent the
summers in Yarmouth but dur
ing winters she was in New
Hampshire, Maine or Florida.
Last winter she was at Palm
Beach, Florida. Her friends will
be glad to know that she is
spending the summer in Bos-
ton.
Miss Helen Chisholm of Mas
Sau St. was in New York City
over the weekend. She spent
a most interesting three hours
with the venerable w. c. Handy,
Father of the Blues" Read
her interview with the noted
cheStra leader and publisher in
another column. Miss CHS
holm, the daughter of Frank
Chisholm who is attached to the
staff of Tuskegee Institute,
holds a responsible position
with a down town firm.
Mrs. Richard M. Owens with
her little daughter, Pearl, left
this week for her annual visit to
her home, Roanoke, Va. Rev.
owens, after attending the Bap-
fist Convention in Brooklyn, N.
Y, will join wife and daughter
and all will return to Boston
together.
Bill Howard came over from
New York on short business
trip the past week. One of his
most artistic creations was the
program booklet he designed
for the Stanley Brown Annual
Students Review held in Jor-
dan Hall Tuesday, June 2, and
to be continued Wednesday,