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

ity Service Annual Bridge anI
Whist at $50 Mass. Ave-, Tuesda!
Evening, Feb. %, at 8:15. Prizes
: Admission rs cents, plus &c tax
John Wylie Branch of 81 81
Adams road, is fully recovered
from lobar pneumonia. !.
Mrs Sadie Forsythe of Es-
telle's was called to Norfolk,
Va, last month by news of the
serious illness of her brother,
Wylie. She left Boston on Jan
%.
Mrs M Ttate of Columbus
ave has returned after a visit
to her mother, Mrs Lydia Sim
mons, her grandmother, Mrs
Carolyn BaStiste and her sis
tiers, Mrs Essie Hunter and
Bertha Whittacher.
Mrs. Marie Hasbrouck Faye
after 6 weeks serious illness at
City Hospital is conyalescing
satisfactorily at her home, 81
Humboldt Ave.
Distinguished artists from
Washington, Baltimore and New
York are sending some of their
paintings to be on exhibition at
the Portrayals of the Finer Arts,
Lecture Hall, Boston Public Lii
brary, February'S third Sunday
afternoon at the hour of 3:15.
City News - -.
Mrs Margaret Gibbs of An
sonia, ct, has been the guest
of her cousin, DR. Jessie G Gar
nett of Munroe st, Roxbury.
Mrs Gibbs recently gave birth
to a daughter, Elizabeth Ann,
at the New England Hospital
for Women and Children.
Mother and daughter are doing
very we'll and will leave for
home this week. Mrs Gibbs, a
member of the New Haven
chapter of Girl Friends and a
past National officer, was guest
of the Boston Girl Friends at
their recent meeting.
A Birthday Party and spec
ialty program will be given by
st. Marks Choir Guild on
Tuesday, February %, at st
Marks Gymnasium. Reserve
that night and come out for
some fun.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Reid, IL
Follen st are receiving congrat-
ulations on the birth of 3
daughter. The Reds now have
three children, all girls. Mrs
Sarah Reid of Detroit is visit
ing her son and daughterin-
law during the latter's conva-
leScence.
Joseph A Mitchell is under
treatment at the U S Marine
Hospital, Brighton.
The Saint Theresa's Guild Of
st. Cyprian Church, Mrs. Marie
williams, President, will again be
one of the sponsors for the Por-
trayals of the Finer Arts pro-
gram of Sculpture, Drama, Paint
ing and Music in Lecture Hall
Boston Public Library, (entranct
from BOyIstOn Street, on the
Sunday afternoon Of February
goth at 3:15. A cordial invitation
is extended to ALL.
Several Sundays ago the
Tents met in Boston and held
their annual Thanksgiving SER
mon at the Concord Baptist
church. The sermon was well
attended with large number
of visiting Tents from New
Haven, Conn.
Peoples Baptist Sewing Cir
Gle was host to service men
Sunday, January 30, serving
dinner to Sd service men from
local training camps. Mrs Bet
ty Bagby, president, and her
loyal members were ready by
230. The dining room was
we'll arranged and tables beau
tifully decorated. The menu
consisted of fried chicken, rice
peas, carrots, celery, pickles
hot rolls, coffee, apple pie
and ice cream. Seated at the
head table were Rev and Mrs
R M Owens and daughter
Pearl; Rev M ] Minor anc
) Mrs Betty Bagby. Mrs Sophie
, Lee served as chairman of The
committee on plans and ar.
, rangements, assisted by Mr.
Bertha S Butler. While Mr.:
Claretta H Wright was hostess
The service men expressed
| great delight as each one stooc
and gave his name and home
state.