The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-01-16
CITY NEWS

presentation to be given in Feb
ruary under the sponsorship Of
st. Theresa's Guild, Mrs. Marie
S. Williams, president. Date and
place will be announced later.
Mrs. Theresa Stubs Brine
Of Brooklyn, N. Y. was in Bos
ton last week visiting her
brother and sister-in-law Mr..
and Mrs. Julian R. Stubs Of
Sussex st. Mrs. Birnie, sum
moned here by the serious ill.,
ness Of her brother, was much
relieved on finding him at
home from the hospital and
on the road to recovery. Mrs.
Leila STUDIOS Jackson, another
sister, also had wanted to visit
her Boston relatives at this
time but was prevented by her
duties as hostess at Fort Gus
ter, Mich. Her residence is
Chicago.
Founders Day exercises By
the Alpha Kappa sorority will
include a symposium, Stream
line War Living" by DR.. Mary
C. Wright, Mrs. Lucy Mitchell
and Mrs. Wilhelmina Robinson
at st. Marx Church, Sunday
afternoon, Jan. 81. The public
Is invited.
Mrs. Vivian Lovelace, secre-
tary of the Charles NJ. Rober-
son realty trust, $50 shawmut
ave, is in Chicago visiting
friends.
The classes which are spon
sored each year by the Bos-
ton tuberculosis Association
viii begin this month and viii
be held at the Association
headquarters 554 Columbus
ave. The Red Cross Ho,ae
Nursing and First Aid courses
viii open on Jan. q and will
be held from 1880 to $50 each
Wednesday evening. The NJ
triton class will open c'l
Thursday morning, Jan. p,
and viii lbe held for 8 weeks
from 10 m to II noon. There
will be no charge for instTuc
ton but students will be asked
To purchase text books and
bandages for the Red Cross
classes. A small charge Of q
cents viii cover material used
In the Nutrition class. Those
wishing to register for aest
classes should send their n mes
and addresses to Mrs. Dorothy
Hayward, R. n. Health Educa-
ton Secretary, Boston TuEs--
culoSis Association 554 Co
bus ave. Boston.
Miss Lois Hunter, Boston
typist in government employ.
has been transferred from
Washington to Cleveland. IN
Washington she shared al
apartment with Miss Eunics
Powell, the well known Boston
beautician.
Members Of the Women S
Auxiliary, william E. Carter
Post, are requested to meet
the rehabilitation chairman,
Jan. 26, 7:30 p m at the corner
of fremont and Northampton
SITS where they viii board a
car for their annual party at
State Hospital,
william Moore, 1877 W.
Springfield st is improving at
Mass. General Hospital after
undergoing two operations. he
thanks friends for their kind
ness in sending him cards.
NJ. c. Ogl esIe Holy
oke st is confined to his home
by illness.
Rev. Sandy Hipkins, Pitts
burgh. Pa, and H. B. Hipkins,
Orange. N. J. last week visited
their sister, Miss Bessie Hip
kins, who is critically i'll at
Newton Hospital suffering
from injuries received when
she was struck by an auto
mobile. The two visitors are
uncles Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
HipEins and Mrs. Mabelle 3.
Scott who looked after Their
comfort during their stay in
Boston.
Mrs. E. Alice Taylor and
Mrs. Blanche Harris, president
Of the Progressive Hairdressers
Asso. Of Mass, attended the
Women at War" program
sponsored by Filene's, Dec. Il
at the Copley Plaza Hotel. AL
branches Of service in which
women are participating were
represented.
Mr.. and Mrs. Toby Harris
Of st. German st entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Don Redman 81