The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-02-05
BOSTON EDISON COMPANY.

S. presents PORTALS OF THE
FINER ARTS" a Classic presen-
tatiOn of Sculpture, Drama,
Painting and Music, Sunday
afternoon, Feb. 20, 1914. at S:15,
Lecture Hall, Boston Public Lii
brary (entrance from BOylstOn
STREET.. All patrons of the Arts
and their friends are most cord
tally invited.
The Civil Liberties Union of
Massachusetts held a reception
to meet Roger Baldwin, direc-
tor of the American Civil Lib
critics Union, last Saturday at
Is Beacon st. Tea was served
from $3.50 to 4:3O p m. Mr.
Baldwin spoke on Race Con-
seriousness in Wartime" at 4:30
p m.
Mr. and Mrs Peter R Milligan
of 80 Braddock park enter
tanned their brother and his
wife, Mr. and Mrs George Mil
ligan of Albany, N Y, recently.
PortrayaIs of the Finer Arts
Tin classic presentation) will be
presented in the Lecture Hall of
Boston Public Library on the
afternoon of Feb. 20 by Anna
Bobitt- Gardner. Admission is abb
SoIutely free.
Mrs Iris Collins and husband
of New York City was a re
cent visitor of Alice Ross Of
fremont st.
Cpl George v Jackson was
home on furlough to visit his
mother, Mrs Mary Jackson Of
SO Harrishof st, Roxbury, Mass.
Cpl Jackson is stationed at the
airfield in Fort Myers, Florida,
largest in the Southeast. He is
doing special work in Martin
turret gun on bombers. His
brother is Clarence Noel jack
son, of the Douglass So. Phar-
macy.
The Boston Chapter Orphon
of the armed forces, formerly
the Hi-Hatters Club, had their
social and guest mite on We'd
nesday, Jan 10, at the home
of Mrs May Vaughan. Among
those present were: Misses
Phyllis Holloway, A Cisco, Jen-
ME Hays, Elisabeth Barclay, A
Banks, Ida Simmons, Mary
Hicks, o Jones, Mr. Paul
Vaughan, George Vaughan, Mr.
Alexander, Isaac Briggs.
HISTORY WEEK, RADIO
BROADCAST nightly, Station
WMEX at 6:15 from Monday,
February Ia through Saturday,
February 10, theme; THE
COLORED SOLDIER IN WARS
OF AMERICA, program SpOn-
sored by the COlOred Business
People of Boston, whose bust
nesses will be announced each
night. Program arranged and
directed by Anna BObitt-Gard-
ner. music teacher of Boston.
The 9th District officers of
the National Alliance of Postal
Employees held a Board Meet
ing Saturday, Jan. %, at the
Silver Box Studio, 522 Columbus
ave. After the business meeting
the gathering was entertained at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George R. Charleston, Ais Co
| IumbuS ave-, of the Boston
Branch in true Boston style. The
visitors and guests were appro-
priately treated to Boston baked
beans and brown bread, cooked
and served by the Branch's
Women's Auxiliary. The charm
| ing hostesses included: Pres,
Eta Deas; Mesdames Alice
Jones, Bea SimkinS, Betty Cru
dup and Matilda Birch Charles
ton. A general evening of merri-
ment was a natural consequence
of such gathering which con-
sisted of Pres. Elmer Armstead
of the 9Th District and the fol-
lowing members: Miss Lillian
Wood of New York City and
Messrs. Harold Pilgrim of Phila-
delphia; Ernest Renault OF
Brooklyn; Lester Smith ano
Harry L. Goode of E. Orange
N. j.; Elwood Tucker of Mont
clair, N. j.; Roosevelt Lawson OF
Newark, N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph E. Kelly of New York City
others present were: Mr.. ano
Mrs. George Douglass, Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Stokes, MeSdameE
Ruby Keeble, Flora Elmore
Mary Mitchell and Messrs. Ar
thur Calvin, Carleton Cuffee
Sumner Mills, James Conyers
| Mortimer Jackton, Nathanae
Gotten, Charles Walker, Jesse
Blye, Coxwain Paul Napier anc
Seaman John Lancaster of the