The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-09-25

/ bolt, Mr. and Mrs Matthews
MendeS, Mr. and Mrs Dock
Stafford, Mrs Margaret Taylor,
Miss H. Page, Ralph Epps Nc
| CURT, Calvin Sullivan, Leon
| McSwain and Mr. McGirt.
Miss Julia Bullock. circula-
ton librarian at Hampton III
stitute, Va was in Boston
three weeks visiting her par
ents, Atty and Mrs NJ w Bull
/ lock Of Munroe st. With her
were three guests. Miss Bertha
Z Wilmington, Reference Libra
rian at Hampton and the lat
/ ter's fance. James Gibbs who
will be on the faculty Of Fiske
University this winter and also
George Gaddy, a teacher in the
Detroit School system.
The s. Coleridge-T Taylor Musi-
cal Association is presenting
Matilda Birch Charleston, So
prano; Geraldine Robert, plan
ist: GLADYS Marine Fuller, read
er, and Stanley Davis. baritone
i'm concert at Recital Hall. New
England Conservatory Bldg, on
Thursday, Oct. II, at $3.50 p. m.
Admission 55e.
Back from visit to rela-
tiveS in New Bern, N C, his
birthplace, w S Sparrow is re-
CALLING his friends with ac-
counts Of the progress made by
Carolianians during the past
two decades. In particularly
glowing terms he tells about
the n. c. Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co which has developed
into q so million dollar corpor-
alton, headed by c c Spauld-
inf. Mr. Sparrow attended the
Baltimore convention of the
Business and Housewives
Leagues, visited relatives in
Norfolk, Va and friends in
Philadelphia and New York.
The Rose Tea Club, meeting
at the home Of Mrs Z Court
new. 81 Westminster st. COM
pleted plans for the prize whist
to be given at 1866 fremont s..
Oct Il.
THE ACADEMY OF PIANO
FORTE AND DRAAIATICS, An
ma Bobitt- Gardner. MUS. B. S.
Director. Studio office, opens for
registration the entire week OF
September from 2 o'clock until
S o'clock. Lessons will begin the
week of September 18th. There
win be No Sunday or holiday
registration.
City News - =. =. 49,,
Mr. and Mrs Arthur 9 Par
IRISH Of 6S2 Washington st,
Brookline, have issued cards for
the marriage Of their daughter.
Gertrude Olga to Harold A
Smith, U S Army, on Saturday
evening, Oct g, 1913.
James Woodlin Of the Mer-
chant Marine is among recent
visitors TO Boston. He is a
nephew of Mrs Marionette
Scruggs. director o the Apex
Beauty School, Mr. Wooden
and Mrs Scruggs returned this
week rom her farm on the
Cape.
Lillian Harrison, soprano
and Irving Ridley, tenor will
appear in joint concert a.
Peoples Baptist church, on
Thursday night, Nov 10.
Miss Margaret Mills Of Phil
adelphia, Pa, and Dover. Del,
spent a few days visiting Prov
idence, R I and historic Bos-
ton as the guest Of her cousin.
Mrs Harriet A. L Jones. Miss
Mills was very much impress
ed with Boston and made many
friends while in the city.
If YOU ARE in need OF money
for payment of bills, vacation
new furniture, summer clothes,
ETC., consult H. B. Budding Co.,
216 fremont ST., which firm has
a long record Of service. Many
eolored people are among the
patrons who attest to their COM
plete satisfaction.
Mrs William H Mason Of
120-A Brainerd I'd, Allston.
Mass, attended the meeting Of
the R A Of W Inc, at Che
paehet, R I on Sunday. Sept
10.
BENJAMIN Seldom Of New Jer-
sey was q visitor in Boston
for several days this week, call
ing on the friends he made
when, in the early 20's, he was
a district YMCA secretary with
headquarters at the main "Y7'
on Huntingdon ave. While here
he was the guest Of friends on
MunTOe st. Mr. Seldom was Look
ing exceedingly well and was
the same genial and ef1erres-
cent personality as in his
younger days. His wife whom
he left in France when h,
luckily. left there before the