The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-02-07
Trade Exposition

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the viands were electrically
cooked, There was Baked
Stuffed Haddock with string
beans, Harvard beets and baked
potatoes; Broiled Liver Mixed
Grill, served on a platter with
stuffed green peppers, tomatoes
etc; Western Hash with Ham
burg, onions, peppers, etc; loaf
of cake. Prizes, awarded by
drawing name slips from a box,
went as follows: Fish dinner to
Mabel Johnson, 100 Bower st.;
Broiled liver dinner to M. ]. judi
son, % Fort Hill Ave; Western
Hash, Mrs. Maude B. Johnson,
Gle Columbus Ave, (the last slip
deposited which also contained
the name of her brother-in-law.
w S Sparrow cake, Catherine
Hazard, 6 Ivy St, Cambridge.
Before Master of Ceremonies
Leon G. Lomax. president of the
Trade Association, introduced
Mrs. E. Alice Taylor, manager of
the Poro School and Beauty
Shop, Charles Robertson, of the
Charles NJ. Robertson Realty
Trust, 500 Shawmut Ave. took
the people on a tour of the Ex-
position, calling on each booth
representative to speak. Mrs.
Taylor then told about the or
ganization five years ago of the
Mass. HairdreSserS' Association
which had resulted in a fine CO.
operative spirit among the local
and state hairdreSsers. Mrs.
Blanche Harris, the president,
was presented to the audience.
Mrs. EStelle Crosby, president of
the Housewives League. solicited
memberships and urged all not
to buy where you cannot work.
Two pupils from the Jones
School of Dance, pleased with ar
tistic dance interpretations.
The South End Electric Co.
distributed its prizes to Mrs.
Clara Redwise. of 396 North
ampton ST., small table lamp;
Dorothy Wilson, Trotter Court,
bridge lamp, Mrs. Sarah Frank
lin baltimore CT, LIST name
not present: NJ. Sted, Tiles
Ston St., Everett, Irene Sanford,
80 Hammond st. and Priscilla
Riley. clothes sprayers. Ruth
Jones Of Ditmus Court got the
coffee maker from Edison Co.
Tuesday night. the recreation
room was packed, many standing
in the side aiSleS. The first fea-
ture was an elaborate dance pro-
gram put on by the Davenport
School Of Dance, Miss Daven-
port directing. There were 9 in
terpretationS, all the dancers ex-
quiSitely costumed and going
through their routines most ex-
pertly. The Poro School of Beau
ty Culture presented an inter
esting hair style show, the de-
SignerS and models being stu
dents from the school. Mrs.
Blanche Harris. instructor, in
troduced the models. This was
followed by Anna Bobitt Gard
ner's pupils showing the 4 stages
of progress in piano and dra-
MATES. The last feature was q
movie, Sports Parade put on
by Thonpson'S Atlantic Service.
Additional prizes given on
Tuesday night we're q bag OF gro
ceries from Bolts Supply Co.;
merchandise from Hayes Phar-
macy; photo orders from Thorn
as and Lebo studios; ? gal. can
OF oil from Thompson's Atlantic
Service and ? broomS from
Service and 2 brooms from Gar
den City Broom Manufacturing
Co. W. Newton.
ofcers Of the Trade Associa-
ton are: Leon c. Lomax. Presi-
dent; Geneva Arlington. 1st Vice
President; Ralph l. Harper, 2nd
Vice President; Russell S. Gid
con, Exec. Sec'y: Estelle Crosby,
Rec. Sec'y; Gertrude Chandler
I'm. Sec'y: c. Hilton Greene,
Treas; Sarah Stratmon, Mem
bership: Elizabeth Oliver, Ways
and Means: Dr.. c. n. Garland
Christmas Tree, J. wilson Par
ker. Sick and iSitation; Ralph L.
Harper, Luncheon; Atty !. T.
Dorch, Legislative; and Chester
Smith, Publicity.
House Wives League officers:
Estelle Crosby. Pres; Sarah
Suamon, Vce-Pres.: Dorothy
SnoEdsn, SEE: Caroline Lynch.