The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-05-29
Sept. -SOelIrs Club
will give their
Annual Musical Sip
Sunday, June 7
A to 6 P. M,
$50 Mass. Ave-, Boston
Subscription 28e incl. tax
- Refreshments

The Ladies' Auxiliary of
William E. Carter Post is hold
ing a rummage sale at 900
fremont st.
Mrs. Martha Robbins OF
Cleveland and DR.. John Ken
ney of Tuskegee attended the
graduation exercises at Bates
College last week when the
doctors son, John Kenney, was
awarded an A. B. degree.
The WOmen'S Progressive Club
of Everett offers its Annual
Scholarship to any high school
graduate of 1912 who wishes to
enter higher field of education.
All applications must be sent be-
fore June Is to Mrs. Frederick
Yancey, Al Waverly Ave, Eve
rett.
The Liberal Arts Club met
Monday night, May 25, at the
home of Miss Gladys Pierce, AS
Warwick st. There was the US
ual business with plans fur
thered for the fall presentation.
The hostess served a dainty col
lations The closing evening of
the season will be a night at the
Pops followed by supper at
the Western Lunch Box in
the last week in June. Present
at the Monday meeting were:
Harold Evans, Gladys Fuller,
John Powell, Elisabeth Wheat
ley, Anna Lee Dale, James Prout
and ElaStine Broadnax.
DR.. and Mrs. c. G. Steward
were guests at tea of Mrs. Mat
tie Madison, II Woodward St,
Everett, last Thursday after
noon. While there they learned
that James H Madison, Jr.. son
TO Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Madison,
Sir, who is now % years old, is
a corporal in the 211th C. A. A.,
Battery c, and is stationed on
the West Coast Mrs. Madison
and her sister, Mrs. Otela Stoc-
ker are costly domiciled at the
above address.
Mr.. and Mrs. William EubankS
of Is Field St., Cambridge, an
nounce the birth of a son, Rob-
ert William, born at the Mass.
Memorial Hospital May 20, 1912,
and weighing 7 pounds and 10
ounces. Mother and baby are
doing we'll.
The Challengers Club, Inc, is
sued invitations for a formal
May Party at the Dorchester
Plaza, May 30.
The Aristo Club closes its sea-
son Sunday, June 7, at a cultural
meeting.
Contributions continue to
come in for the wv. Monroe
Trotter Remembrance Fund"
Mrs. Marian McCree of Cam
bridge, a student at the N. E,
Conservatory of Music was on
the star artist program given
for Morgan Memorial on May
%.
VIM. Worthy, Jr., and John
Kennedy, Jr., are among this
years Bates graduates.
You are cordially invited to
attend a concert of the Celes-
tial Choral Ensemble on Thurs
day, June II, at Columbus Ave,
ANIE Zion Church, sponsored by
the Mems Club of the church.
James E. Prout, director.
Before leaving for Oaks Bluffs
to occupy her summer home for
the season, Mrs. Mary E. Schuy-
Ter of 43 Warwick st. enter
tanned the following guests at
dinner last Sunday: Mr.. and
Mrs. James Schuyler, John T.
Schuyler, Miss Katherine Schuy-
Ter, Mrs. Mary Barton. Mrs
washington and little Jackie
Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Williams
of 81 Hammond st. returned
Sunday night from a ten day
business trip to Stanton, Va.
In the item last week about
the birthday party of Mrs.
Maude T. Anderson of Hanson,
Mass, the following names were
omitted: Mrs. F. ]. Bell, Mrs. NJ.
I. Gordon and Mrs. P. R. Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tyler
entertained the members of the
Virginia Club at their home, 81
Hammond st. Twenty-Six
guests were served a delicious
collation. at beautifully deco
rated table.