The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-04-10

night under direction of Mrs.
Mary Moore, recreation direc-
tor. The program included
Ernest O'Banyoun, piano SOLO
ist, Janet Scott, dramatic read
er, Cecile Nelson, vocal soloist,
Agnes Bradford, piano Soloist,
Sailor Hamilton, piano soloist,
Soldier Sinclair, piano soloist,
and a lecture on Patriotism by
Mrs. Moore. Other lectures by
Mrs. Moore will be given at the
Lenox st. Housing Project in
Social Hall, IS Ditmus Court;
on Monday, st. Monica'S Home,
125 Highland St.; Tuesday at
% Hancock ST.; Wednesday at
Robert Shaw House; Thursday
and Friday at Shaw House of
the week of April IS. Follow
ing this series Mrs. Moore will
give talks on "Colored SOL
diers." Plans are in the max
ing for an all-star musical
program at the Lenox ST.
Housing Project Social Hail.
The Ministers Wives Coun-
Gil met Friday afternoon, April
3, at the home of Mrs. Hylan
Davis, 348 Concord Ave-, Cam
bridge. The Chaplain, Mrs.
Alice Scott, led the devotional
period which was very impress
Sive. Mrs. S. M. Riley Jr, pres
ident of the Council, presided
over a very interesting busin-
esS session in which good re-
ports were given by Chairmen
Of the various committees.
Miss Wilhelmina Crosson, the
guest of the afternoon, gave a
very timely and interesting
talk which was much appre-
ciated by the members. Rev.
and Mrs. Aikens of Atlantic
City who were present were
introduced by the hostess and
encouraged the Council in
their work. Assisted by Mrs.
Brown andM ISIS Gladys Wood,
the hostess then served a de-
licious salad supper. Members
present included: Mesdames J.
F. Bailey, C. J. Broadfield, ]. E
Mckenzie, Alice Scott, E. a.
Perry, s. H. Bullock, R. M. Ow-
ems, v. Hill, ]. Crichlow and
E. Crawford.
Miss Daisy T. Francis of 90
Symphony Rd., Back Bay, has
gone to Washington, D. c.
where she has entered upon
her duties as senior typist in
the War Department.
Mrs. Alyse Register Williams
of Day Ave, Brockton, Mass,
was recently appointed by
Mayor Joseph H. Downey to a
position in the Office of the
Tire Rationing Board.
While in the City, Mrs. Daisy
E. Lampkin, NAACP Field Sec
rotary, who SO efficiently di-
rected the membership drive
was domiciled at 223 w
Springfield st.
Mrs. Daisy Lampkin left on
Thursday for New York after q
successful membership drive fol
the Boston Branch NAACP. She
will make a brief stopover in
Providence.
Mrs. M. Cravath Simpson at
tended the GAR encampment
this week in Boston. Five Union
, Veterans only we're present.
Miss Thelma Hammie of Rox-
bury and Pvt. William Thomas
Jr., of New York City were I'M
tied in marriage last Sunday al
the home of the brides parents
lat Harold st. The ceremony
was performed by Chaplain Der
A. Richardson of the 369tE
Coast Artillery, anti-aircraft
regiment, of which Thomas is
a member. The bridesmaid was
Miss Thelma Desmond of Rox-
bury. Best man was Staff Sgt
Manuel Palanque.
Among Boston girls who came
home from Washington for tht
Easter holidays were Misses
Kathlene Dilworth, Ophelia L
Peary, Cecily P. Williams, Eud-
ora Harding and Muriel Wayne
The girls are in government SER
vice at the Capital.
/ Mrs. Karen L. Terry, 70 Ster-
ling st, wishes to thank friend,
for cards and flowers sent hel
during her illness.
On Sunday, March 90, three
young Boston sololists: Edwins
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