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

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James is Past District Deputy
of Phyllis Wheatley Temple.
Coincidence is extended to
DIR. Amanda Thompson who
lost her husband and sister.
We commend you into the
hands of God VIII owill encircle
you and give you strength
Deacon Thompson had long
ben very i'll.
Prayers are asked for the re-
covery Of the brother Of DIR,
Josephine Johnson who made a
flying trip from New York to
his bedside. He is confined in
the hospital with a cerebel
hemorrage; also for continued
improvement Of Mrs. Kesiah
Canady, mother of DIR. Leila
Francis.
DIR. M. West entertained a
few friends at her home Jan.
20 at a luncheon. Friends were
greeted most Hospitality by the
hostess. Delicious appetizerS
were served, after all we're in
vited into the dining room to
a beautifully decorated table
with covers laid for 10 with
cold conSumme with sliced
lemon, chicken al a king serv-
ed in patty shells chickens
from the estate), green peas,
potatoe balls with butter and
parsly sauce; celery and Oh
ives, hot rolls, home made
grape jelly and apple jelly, as
sorted sweet pickles, reliShes,
tapioca dessert and cream, cof-
fee. Mrs. Toye, a winchester
socialite and close friend of the
family, joined the party. Mrs
Toye has charge of group OF
our women who are knitting
for the Red Cross. On display
were mittens, Scarfs, sweaters,
baby suits, beanies and he'll
NETS, beautifully done. Mrs.
Toye gave a very interesting
talk on topics of the day and
brings news of our 372nd boys
in New York, she having enter
tanned some of them. So inter
esting was this table talk be-
fore we knew it the table had
been cleared and set up again
for supper when delicious
English cheese mullins, as
sorted cold meats, pickles, po-
tatoe chips, jellies and coffee,
were served. Those present
were: Mrs Toye, Dtrs. F. j.
Bell, L M. Caldwell, E Arm
strong, L. D. Selden, B. c. Hill,
G. Purnell, D. E. Henry, M.
West; Sister Bertha, a girl
hood friend of DIR. Henry and
another DIR. whose names will
appear in next write up. All
thanked DIR. Maude West for a
lovely day and voted her a
most congenial hostess. The
only disappointment was abb
sence of snow as a surprise
sleigh ride to the country
(Billerica) was planned.
The "Carnation Club" met at
the residence of DIR. B. l..
Jacobs. Following officers were
elected: Pres, B. L. Jacobs;
Vice Pres, Eva L. Armstrong;
Rec Secy., C. Smith; Fin.
secy., D. E. Henry; treas, B.
C. Hill. They are having a
Fried Chicken and Pigs feet
supper Thursday, Feb. IL at
8 ID Auburn st. off Ruggles.
Subscription rs cents. Come out
and enjoy a good supper. Next
meeting Friday, Feb. 10, at
residence of DIR. Hill, 1878 Har-
rison Ave.
THE "Carioca Damsels," DIR.
Nancy Scott, pres, met at the
residence of DIR. F. j, Bell
where plans were made for the
year. They have a rattle out
for IS gals. of oil; donation 10
cents. Next meeting at resi-
dence of Damsel L. Caldwell, Sc
Hammond st.
Round Circle Club extends
appreciation to all who attend
ed the successful banquet in
honor of DIR. t. E. A. McCur-
dy, one who is credit to his
race. In his remarks how
beautiful we're his mothers
words of encouragement that