The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-02-06

Will make someone happy,
And the world much less blue.
So give while they're living
The things they hold dear.
Don't wait to bring flowers,
It's love we want here"
Regular meetings of Temple
LIST and 3rd Fridays of each
month. r. R. Hays, DIR. Ruler,
Hilda Talbot, Vice DIR. Ruler
and Chairman of sick commit
tee
Sick Daughters: o. Williams,
E. Williams, L. Randolph, c.
Allyene, L. Brown, NJ. Hamilton.
Prayers are asked for all DtrS.
and Bros. who are sick. Also
for Mrs. Pauline Weston, Sister
of DIR. B. C. Hill, who is i'll in
the City hospital.
Bro. William K. Tyler is very
much better; he has returned
home, 81 Hammond ST. and will
be glad to see his friends.
Civil Liberties Committee
meets every 3rd Monday at diff
ferent homes.
Civil Liberties League meets
End Monday of each month at
401 Mass Ave.
All Daughters are invited to
an open house in honor Of Mrs.
Minnie T. Mewett's birthday on
Sat, Feb. IS, from 2 to 10 pm.
I Mother of DIR. Maude T. An
derson)
Council News: After install
lation of Officers Past Loyal DIR.
Ruler E. G. Taylor was present
ed with money and a handker-
chief from the Council; DIR.
Fash, Chairman, DIR. E. ]. Law
ton, committee; Arts and Crafts
com, Dtrs. Caldwell and Will
liams;; Evening bag, DIR. P. R.
Hays; towels, DIR. J. ]. Taylor;
cake plates, DIR. A. Atkins; sach-
ct, DIR. M. Cotton; glass hostess
set, DtrS. B. c. Hill and D. E.
Henry; stockings, Banner Com;
table cloth, DIR. NJ. Conklin;
silk scarf, DIR. Mae Byrd; Foun-
tain pen set, DIR. E. ]. Lawton;
Glass cake plate, friend. DIR.
Taylor wishes to thank all Loyal
Dtrs. for their gifts and sup
port during her term. She was
late once and absent once from
the outside door until sre had
/ presided over the Council again.
Many thanks to one and all.
Keep the Prize Whist and
chances given by the Civil
Liberties, Thursday, March 10
at 401 Mass. ave, ElkS Home.
LoLcal Education is giving a
Quiz Party Wednesday, March
IT, at 401 Mass. ave, the Elks
Home. Come out and enjoy
yourselves. Lots of fun.
DIR Nancy Scott of $50 Mass.
ave celebrated the return Wis
| it Of Mrs. Santas of Chicago,
H., with the assistance of Dtrs
Lillian NJ. Caldwell and Ethel
Brown. A most tasty collation.
was served on Tuesday, Jan.
26.
The banquet given in honor
Of DIR Lillian NJ. Caldwell, a
past DIR Ruler and Treasurer
of Phyllis Wheatley Temple
No. %, held Thursday, Jan.
IA, 1943, at Estelle's Banquet
Hall was a wonderful success.
The honored guest wore q
beautiful evening gown of
black and red velvet with bow
on hair to match. She looked
wonderful. Mrs. Mary Brown,
her mother. was on the right;
her husband, Bro. Walter c.
Caldwell, on her left. The hon
ored guest was so overjoyed
and full she cried as did her
mother. The chairman of the
banquet committee, DIR o
Williams, was taken sick and is
in the City Hospital. She was
greatly missed. Those who do
mated to the purse were Dtrs
Olivia Williams (chairman)
Pearl B. James, vice chair
mani. May Pressy (secty)
Lillian W. Kicker (treas), Lulu
Freeman, Edith Jones, Bessie
C. Hill, Josephine j. Taylor
Mamie R. Gillyourd, Georgia
o. Kinds, Helen Hathaway
Bessie Gordon, Daisy E. Henry
| Beulah Terry, Nancy Scott
Florence ]. Bell, Estelle Lane
Maud Brown, Ethel Brown
! Adelaide Jackson, Nellie Brew.
ster, Gladys R. Surrey, Lun;
' Comes. Lemma Watkins, En-;
H. Armstrong, Clarone =
r Smith, Ellen Williams, virgini;
C. Sealey, Beatrice L. Jacobs
Lusille ]. Jones, Pauline Hayes