The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-09-11
CITY NEWS

ma Bobitt- Gardner, MUS. B. S.
Director, Studio office, opens for
registration the entire week Of
September 6 from 2 o'clock until
8 o'clock. Lessons will begin the
week of September 18th. There
/ will be No Sunday or holiday
registration.
Easter Moore is steadily re-
covering at her home ON w.
Springfield st.
Mrs. Sadie Forsythe, CO.
proprietor of EsteIle's, has re-
turned from a two weeks vaca-
ton in Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, o. Goodell
are vacationing at Marston
Mills, guests at Bost's Hilltop.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Newman
Edna Goodell, also were guests
at the Hilltop.
Well tanned and looking fit,
Leroy Curtis is back from his
usual. summer vacation at Oak
Bluffs, Mass. and reports the
Bluffs had one of the largest
seasons" in several years.
The Massachusetts, State In
ion of Women's Clubs will hold
| it's regular monthly executive
board meeting on Monday eve
ming, Sept 10, at the headqu2r-
tiers 464 Mass. ave, Boston at 8
p m. Mrs Florence Heggie Tay-
| lor. chairman Of the board
will preside. All officers and
| members are expected to be
present as plans for a busy
club season are to be formulat-
ed
II YOU ARE in need Of money
| for payment of bills, vacation.
new furniture, summer clothes,
etc. consult H. b. Budding Co.,
| ZIG fremont ST., which firm has
a long record of service. Many
colOred people are among the
patrons who attest to their COM
plete satisfaction.
/ The Dunbar Rangers Club OF
| Lincoln House Association, on
Friday night, Sept Srd, 'honored
their group leader, Mabel
Johnson Dean with a surprise
birthday party at Ellis Memoir
ial Settlement, Sc Berkeley st.
The committee arranging the
celebration we're: Mrs Bessie
w Plunkett, president; Mes
danes Dora Dukes, Gertrude
Harris, Rose Singletary, Char
lotte Broadard and Mr. Joseph
Webster. A delicious repast was
enjoyed and the honoree was
presented many useful gifts to
take with her on a much
needed vacation, the middle OF
this month.
John v. Parnell has besn
appointed as instructor in biol
ogv at Bennett College, Green's
boro. N c. Mr. Parnell has been
substituting at Virginia State
College for three years. He has
his bachelors and masters de-
gree from Boston University
and has done year Of study
at Harvard University toward
his Phi D degree. At Bennett Is
also Mrs. Myron Towns, the
former Miriam Gould of Bos-
ton.
ARE YOU planning to stud.
Music this year? Ancrum SchOo
of Music teaches all branches
Opens End Monday in Septem
Der. The wOmen'S chorus of s.
voices 1st rehearsal Oct. 9Th. AID
dress, The Director, Mrs. Estelli
A. Forster. N.E.C.), "a w. Rut
land So, Boston. Phone Ken
1891.
Miss Alice Crawford of New
York City, social worker anc
talented soprano, is in the city
for two weeks the guest of hel
sister, Mrs. Julia Baker of l.
Savin ST., Roxbury. While here
she will complete arrangements
for several recitals in the city
later in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harrison
of Stanford, Conn, were in Bos.
ton the past weekend having
accompanied their daughter whC
matriculated at Boston Univer.
sity. They were domiciled at 2:
Claremont Park and were guest
part of the time Of Mr.. ant
Mrs George Tell of II Clare.
mont Park.
E. 2. Roundtree, the rea
estate man, will attend as /;
delegate the Diocesan Laymen'
Conference of st. Cyprian'
Episcopal Church which come
Sept. IL and IL at st. Mari
School, Southbridge, Mass.
Miss Wollette Bolden of New
York City has been the guest o
her aunt, Mrs. Bertha E. Pasc,
of Westminster Ave. for the pas
week, and has enjoyed the man,
courtesies Of the younger Sc
both here and Ellington Sea
Plymouth; where with her cous
in Miss Dorothy Young, she wa
the recipient of the hoSpitalit,