The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-03-21

son of the S66th Inf, Ft. Dew
ems, were the other speakers.
They spoke of the need of CO.
operation on the part of all
during the present struggle;
also the attitude that a civilian
should take towards a soldier.
The students showed keen in
terest in the program by the
questions which they asked
the speakers.
The Samuel CoIeridge- Taylor
Musical Association will present
hte Lyric Male Quartet, Jesse
Owens, baritone, Gladys Pierce
contralto, John Murray, Violin,
Florence Murray, reader, Is
abelle Vaughan, soprano, Rus
sell Roberts, piano, and William
Sexton, tenor, at Musical Tea,
Sunday, March %, 1912, 55S
Mass Ave, 4 P. NJ. Refreshments
will be served. Admission Csc.
The Portia Smiley Literary,
Musical and Dramatic CLUB
which was organized Feb. 6 by
Mrs. Moore, was very delight
fully entertained by the Club
Mother, Mrs. E. Hibler, at her
beautiful home, SIS Mt. Pleasant
st., Cambridge, and by the
president of the Club, Miss
Amanda Green. at her home,
Friday, March 6. The Club
mefberS who are very ambitious
and enthusiastic, are making
plans for an Amateur and
Fashion Show program at st.
Cyprian'S Church Parish Hall,
which is the headquarters of
the Club. Watch this paper
for further announcements.
Besides the president, the other
officers are: Frances Hibler,
vice pres; Lucinda Heggie,
secy.; Margaret Wooten, treas;
Mura Booker, asst; Muriel LIE
Watt, publicity chairman. The
other members are: Carol Hib-
Ter, Wilhelma Wooten, Justine
De Allie, Ella May Williams, Ed
ma Utter, Janet Scott, Geral-
dine Robert, and Miss RaynoT,
Miss Portia Smiley, African
dance authority, honorary
member of the club has been
teaching the girls the fine art
Of African dances.
The Cruciixion," a cantata
by John Stainer, will be sung
by the Senior Chorus Of Fourth
Methodist Church, Friday eve
ming, April 8. Lycurgus Lack
man, director; Ella Roam Har-
riS, accompanies.
Mr.. Frederick w. Atkinson, SS
Spring ST.. Everett, is now home
after being confined to the
Peter Brigham Hospital from
Dec. % to Jan. 10, where he
underwent an operation. After
leaving the hospital he went di-
rectly to the home of his niece,
Mrs. Peter Milligan of 80 Brad
dock Park, Boston. He wants
to thank all church members
and friends who called on him.
The Pansey Embroidery Club
met at the home of Mrs. Pou-
haitian GrevioriS, 210 w.
Springfield ST., Feb. 81, when
Race History week was cele-
brated. A most interesting
program was rendered by the
club members. The guests of
the afternoon were Mrs. Jessie
Harris. Mrs. Gertrude Chand-
Ter, Mrs. Stratman, Mrs. Louise
Williams of New York and Mrs.
Emily Ham.
The Senior Branch of the
Music Lovers Club met Friday.
March 20, Miss Doris Perry,
president. presiding, and or
| ganized a new branch for
members who were married
during their afiliation with the
Club. This branch is called the
"Maiores" or helpers, and Will
act in an advisory capacity to
the Junior and Senior branch
es. Mrs. Marion WatSon-Bat-
son was elected President OF
this division, Mrs. Eugenia VIII
liams-Gray. secretary. Among
those present were: Mrs. Nil
dred Galloway-Kenh Mrs.
Estelle Cheek-Craigwell, WI
liam Howard. Mr.. Craigwell and
many others. Plans are now
under consideration for cele-