The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-02-10

The famous Summary Singers
of Boston University School of
Theology under the direction of
DIR. James r. HOughton, will be
presented in a Concert, Feb. 81,
at 500 p. M. by the CoIored
Congregation at Morgan Mem
Orial Church of All Nations, 81
Shawmut ave, Boston. Tickets
60 cents-Tax Included.
The home of Mrs. Carol T.
Thomas, 81 Rutland st., was the
scene of much gaiety and excite.
ment Saturday evening, Feb. 2,
when Mrs. Thomas was hostess
to friends at a surprise party
in honor of her mother, Mrs.
Willie w. Rudd. The occasion
was highlighted by the many
gifts bestowed upon the guest Of
honor and by a delicious buffet
supper. Those attending were.
Mesdames Cora Parker. Leona
Derricotte, Rachel Austen, Ethy-
Ign Davis, Laura AllSton, Azulia
Webb, Louis B. Davis, Everett
Robinson, David Franklin, Rob-
ert wilkins, and Miss Rosamond
Tomlin.
Lieut. Gov. Robert F. Brad
ford will address, the Fathers Club
of the Shaw House at a meeting
of the Club in March. The presi-
dent of the club urges all mem
bers to be present Monday, Feb,
II, $3.50 PM.
Mrs. Bessie M Potter of 50
The TWENTIETH CENTURY
Club of Boston are holding a
luncheon in Connection with the
Race History Week Celebration,
Anna BObitt- Gardner, will be
hOnored guest. Only a limited
number of artists among whom
will be Celestine Dorch, John
Wilson, Allan Critic or his mo-
Their, Calvin Brunette and
friends will be invited to attend.
A public viewing of the artists
mentioned together with Mr..
Osborne's work will be on dis
play Immediately after the
luncheon, Saturday, Feb. 10, 3
Joy st, downtown Boston.
Williams st. is in the Boston
City Hospital. Mrs. Potter is
president of the Senior Moth
ers Club Of the Shaw House and
will soon be feted with a ban
quet for service by the Phyllis
Wheatley Temple, No. %.
Mrs. Cecile Charles, proprie-
tor of Cecile's Beauty Salon, 226
w. Springfield st., left last Sun
day to visit relatives and friends
in New York City and Virginia.
A group Of men in business
and professions will meet to-
morrow night to lay down plans
for the establishment Of a social
club similar to the Mems Club
in Chicago, Pittsburgh and sew
eral other cities. The meeting
will be held in the offices of Atty.
w. S. West.
Hear LANGSTON HUGHES.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, FEB. II,
AT S:15, SYMPHONY HALL.
John o'Neill. who kept a va
riety Store at the corner of Len
OK and Washington SITS, died last
week after a short illness. He
had been in business at the same
site for the past IS years and
had many friends among FAM
lilies in The neighborhood. His
newsstand always handled the
GUARDIAN from its earliest
years until he was taken i'll. A
courteous, friendly and digni-
fed proprietor, he is deeply
mourned by all who knew him.
Prof. and Mrs. Joseph T.
White were dinner hosts last
Sunday night to few friends
at the Whites palatial home on
Bradock Park. Preceding dinner
the widely-known music teacher
entertained the group in his
studio with several baritone Sc
lections, accompanying himselS
on his grand Steinway plano, a
gift from Mrs. White. Since Mrs.
White is an experienced Diet
titan and Professor aJoe" knows
what COMPRISES a good repast it
is needless to add that the din