The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-05-08
CITY NEWS

bury, HIGHLANDS $3.50.
La Mardi Bridge Club hello
its monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. Frances Talbot
Somerville. Prize winners wers
Mrs. Josie Cousins, LIST; Mrs
Cythena Blackburn, End, Mrs
Verna Fisher, consolation.
Julian D. Steele, president
NAACP Boston Branch, was a
specially invited guest at the
Fathers and Sons dinner
meeting at the Copley Plaza
last Sunday.
Among the more important
property sales recently was that
of a spacious and well APP
pointed five family house on
w. Springfield st. Conveyance
was made through the Office of
the Crop Realty Co, TIT Ire
mont st.
Atty. Walter Foster Of Boston
is enjoying much needed va
cation in New Haven, Conn.,,
as guest of relatives and
friends.
Joint Recital, Francis v.
Pratt, 0rganist, Laura Snyder,
MezzO Soprano, Thursday, May
10, 1913, $3.50 p. m, Gloucester
Memorial Presbyterian Church,
541 Mass. Ave, Boston, Rev. B.
]. Anderson, Minister. Between
fremont St., and Shawmut Ave-,
presented by John Calvin Fidel-
ity Union, Mrs. Lula Harris,
Pres. Subscription SOC.
Mary ]. Sheridan, contralto,
was special Soloist all day last
Sunday at Douglass Memorial
church, New Bedford, Rev. J,
P. Coefield, pastor. Appearing
with Mrs. Sheridan in a song
recital at the evening service
was the nationally famous fe-
male baritone soon to be heard
in Boston.
Mr.. Diwaker ShantWan Salvi
Of Bombay, India, will present
his illustrated and moving pic
ture lecture at st. Cyprian's
Episcopal church, on Sunday
night, May 9 at 8 o'clock in the
Parish Assembly Hall. Mr.. Salvi
speaks on the Crisis in India"
and also tells about Mahatma
Gandhi and an intimate view
of the land and people of In
dia. He will wear the beautiful
costumes of India and give the
program in person, immediate
ly after the Evensong Mothers
Service in the church, 1880
p m. All friends of India cor
daily invited. Siler Offering
requested.
Madam De Lisser, beauty cul-
tur!st arrived in the city on
Thursday of last week from q
two years sojourn at her home
in Jamaica, BWI, returning to
the United States by plane.
Mrs. Sallie Walker heads the
committee of women sponsoring
the musical tea to be given by
the Ancrum School WOmen'S
Chorus, Sunday, May Is from 3
to s P. NJ, at the school, "a w.
Rutland So, Boston.
Ladies, keep working hands
as soft as velvet. Tell us what
your work is and we will sup
ply you with the correct lotion
Our hand lotions are made
of natures oils and fine gums.
Lotions for working hands,
quart size SOC, pints 35c. Stur-
gis Chemical Co., 648- 648A
shawmut ave, opp. Kendall st.
Help buy equipment and
send the Boy Scouts to camp
by attending the Prize Whist
sponsored by the Mothers Aux
iliary of Boy Scout Troop 6,
Roxbury at Lenox. st. Social
Hall, IS Ditmus court, Roxbury,
Monday, May 10 at 8 p m.
Prizes and refreshments for
sale.
1t. Mildred Davenport Carter
and her mother Mrs. Mayme
cambridge spent the weekend
in New York as guests of rel
atives and friends.
Mrs. Mildred Davis of Bow
dom st, Dorchester, is steadily
recovering after an emergency
operation three weeks ago at
Baker Memorial Hospital.
The Greater Boston Anti
Poll Tax Committee, Atty. ]. S.
r. Bourne, chairman, at a
meeting Monday night outlined
plans for continuing the effort
to repeal the poll tax in the
seven poll tax states.
The Guardian this week
moved its main Office to GIT
fremont st.
Mrs. Roy Farley of Buffalo,
N, Y, the former Harriette
slauson, is expected here the
latter part of May on her an,
nual visit,
MFAAEYEA