The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-11-24

Nelson singly or quantities. She
the niece of Rev. James G. Taylor,
pastor Of the First AME. Zion
Church, Paterson, N. J., and editor
Of the A.M.E Zion Quarterly Review.
A product of the New England Con
servatory Of Music, Miss Nelson has
rendered church service in Boston
and vicinity and other eastern cities.
The Young People Of Columbus
Ave. A.M.E. Zion Church will present
MoEshulI Wofers. tolented YOUNG
tenor Of Baltimore, Nd, In eonesrs
Wednesday. Dee. ", at 8 D. m. M.
voters hos studied ct the Baltimore
Institute Of Music and under the eeIe-
bFoted teacher, Prof. chenoweth Of
the Toned European School Of Mu-
sic. He hos on unusually fine tenor
voice which is destined TO thrill the
music lovers Of Boston. Ticks so
cents advance sole ond IS cents of
the door, may be purchased from the
president, Edword S. Geiser or any
member Of the Young Peoples group,
OF Browns Economy Shop, $40 Ire
mont st, or at tina Hammond Cut Rate
tore, 9e4 fremont 81.
DR.. and Mrs. J. M. Epps Of Atlanta,
Ca are house guests Of Mrs. Rosalie
Carter of 421 Broadway, Cambridge,
while Dr.. Epps is attending Harvard
Medical School.
Miss Jean NJ. Jones, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Jones Of somer-
vile, has accepted a teaching post in
the Emert Nursery School, Baltimore
Md. Wendell D. Jones is on the High
School faculty at Winston-Salem
N. c.
Mrs. Margaret (Retta) jenkins
Hawkins Of 16 Mortified st., wife OF
William F. Hawkins, died Nov. ie
at Boston City Hospital, She had
been an invalid for several years and
recently suffered a stroke. Funeral
| services were held Friday, Nov, %,
from J. S. Johnson's Funeral Parlors.
She was a niece of the late Hezekiah
Henderson OF Cambridge.
Mrs. Agnes Bailey Of 81. Quincy at
is greatly grieved over the death of
her courin, Mrs. Matte simmonds
Taylor Of New York, formerly of
Attleboro, Mass. Mrs. Taylor had
attended the funeral services of her
aunt, Mrs. Alice Powell, in October.
On her return home she was bitten
in the eye by dog and had to have
the eye taken out. However, she
seemed to be getting along nicely
when she suffered a stroke on the
street and died suddenly. Funeral
services held Wednesday, Nov.
81. Surviving are her husband, two
brothers, Stanley and Rufus Sim
monds, several cousins and many
friends here and in New York. Mrs.
Taylor was an accomplished musician
and once operated dress making
establishment in New York. She also
was active in campaigns and was
prominent in Eastern Star circles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Foye Marie
Hasbrouck) Of 81 Humboldt ave.
were at home to few friends Thurs
day evening of last week in honor
Of Mrs. Jessie Dickson of st. John.
N. B., Canada, and Mrs. Ethel Ray
nor of 1873 Convent ave, New York
City, and their hostess, Mrs. L. Crum-
NELL of 5 Hardwood ST., Roxbury. The
evening was spent playing bridge and
dancing. AT midnight Mrs. Dickson
was presented with a silver coat pin
and matching ear rings fitted with
blue stones, gift from Mrs. Foye,
the presentation being very neatly
made by the latter's twin daughter.
Mrs. Eleanora Lovett. During the
evening Mrs. Dickson favored with
two lovely solos. A delicious collation.
was served by the hostess, Mrs. Foye.
consisting of salad, cakes, punch, nuts
and candy. Saturday evening Mrs.
Dickson left for Montreal, Canada,
to visit her daughter.
You ore eovdioIIy invited TO offend
a Song Festival by Rev. J. {. JeItx
and his Gospel chorus at First A.M.E
Church, WoFren st, Of Elm Hill ave.
RoxbuFy. Rev. o. W. chiIders, Postor.
Sunday, Dee. Z, at $3.50 p. m. Benefits
OF Fall Reilly. Ms. lido Judson, choir
man.
Mrs. Florence Watts and Mrs. Will
liam West of Greenwich, Conn. are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Ross
Of S. st. German st.
Mrs. Daisy Hinton has issued in
yitations to the marriage of her
daughter, Mabel Ann johnson, and
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