The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-10-20

Miss Elizabeth Wilson, well
known nurse of Dartmouth street,
had few friends to drop in on her
fter the theater and several from
the Army who had been attending
a Citizens Committee in the inter-
est of the returning soldiers, Miss
wilson greeted them with smiles
and quickly put on the kettle and
served coffee and hot biscuits.
after which a lively social discus
sion followed.
Save this all -impOrtant date,
Friday evening, Nov. 30, 8:15
pm, the place, Jordan Hall, the
occasion, gala assembly of vic
tory fashions and postwar
styles. Sponsored by the
League Of Women for Commun-
ity Service of $50 Massachu-
sets avenue, Mrs. Herbert Gould
president. Tickets, S1.2O and soc
on sale by members at the
League and at Jordan Hall Box
Office. Watch this space for
further particulars.
The next Sunset Hour program
at the Women's Service club, 464
Mass. avenue, VII be on Armistice
Day, Nov. II, at p. m.
Mrs. Lilly Long, of Ditmus
Court nd her son-in-Iaw and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul L.
Minisee, spent the weekend in
Plymouth, Mass, as the guests of
the Misses Edith nd Mile Mil
burn.
A bazaar snd supper were given
by the War Mothers, Inc, Mrs.
Mable B. Scott. president, at the
home, 1863 Townsend street, Oct.
II, IS, 10 nd 30. This is the last
day and the time is from 6 to 10
p. m. with n entertainment. To-
morrow, Oct. 81, the second an
nual sermon of the United War
Mothers of America will be held
at Twelfth Baptist church, at
1880 p. m.
Irving McGreet and Mrs. Bertha
Greet, of Blackwood street, en-
ioyed two weeks trip to Balti-
more. En- route home they made
a stop in New York.
The Busy Bee Club presents
Alice Wright, soprano, Ann
Randolph, reader, Mabel Fenton,
pianist Wednesday evening
Nov. I, at S:15, Columbus Ave.
A.M.E. Zion Church, Mrs. Anna
Dednam, chairman, Helen Nc
uvaine, secretary of committee.
Subscriptions, IS cents.
James Byars, well known tenor
of New York City, formerly Bos-
ton, sends greetings to his many
friends here. Mr.. Byars has a
studio at 81 Convent avenue, and
is soloist in an Episcopal church
in Harlem. He still claims Bos-
ton as his home and looks forward
to living here again.
Mrs. G. Greene was hostess to
the Rose Tea club at its last ses-
sion when much business was
trnsacted and interesting plans
discussed for the fall and winter
season. A delicious collation. was
served and as usual the meeting
closed with the Lords pryor. The
next meeting will be at 95 West
minister street.
Are you member Of Metropol-
tan Baptist church, Rev. NJ. J.
Minor, pastor? You are request
ed to attend church Oct. %, "Wel-
come Home" day for the boys
service. Come and help show the
bows a real welcome.
The Senior Choir First A.M.E.
Church, cor. Elm Hill Ave. and
Warren street, Rev. o. w. Child
ers, pastor, in their Third An
nual Choir Festival, presenting
the Senior Choir, assisted by
visiting choirs Sunday after
noon, Oct. Fl, at $3.50. Lorenzo
Greene director, Miss Florence
Williams, president. Please come
and bring a guest.
A festival Of gospel singing will
be held at Ebenezer Baptist
Church, Sunday, oct. 20.
The opening meeting of the
Rod Club was held at
the home of Mrs. Ellen Dotson
on OCT. 3. Plans were formulated !
for the fall and winter work. |
Next meeting, Nov. 5.
The Arts and Letters Associa-
lion opened its fall season last
with a fine musical and
IN WEAVING