The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-03-09
Emmanuel House
ROOM and BOARD
For Elderly Women
GAR. 6o29

umbus ave, who will receive do
nations for the Red Cross Fund,
Everybody should give.
t h Massachusetts State
Union Of WOmen's Club will hold
its annual Club WOmen's Day on
Sunday, 3:15 pm, March II, at
Peoples Baptist Church. A
prize will be presented to the
club having the best attendance
and also to the club turning in
the largest amount of money.
Miss Roberta Dunbar of PrOvi-
dence will speak on "Our Pioneer
Club Women" There will be a
good musical program under the
direction of Mrs. Florence
Taylor, organist, who is commit
tee chairman.
Miss Helene Parsons, 81 W
Rutland so celebrated her
birthday last Sunday with
party attende' by a merry
group of her young friends.
Among the guests were Misses
Marcia Mills, Thelma Gaines.
Svbvl Carter. Bernice Freeman,
Marie BarrowS, Vera Francis,
Sylvia Francis, Dorothea Diet;
Messrs Dudolph Peart, Rich
ard Lawson, noted track star;
Earl Redway, Charles Redway,
both of whom are recently re-
turned veterans; Harold Gaines,
Hugh Carter, and others.
Among those listed at City
Hospital this week as injured
by falls on the ice isNrsNTarvin
Ransom, Friendship Club mem
Der and his wife Lou Ransom.
In a fall on the ice near her
residence Mrs Ransom broke
her right arm.
Rev w H Ravenell Of Eben-
ezer Church and Warren V
Grissom of the Red Cross Home
Service, 161 Mass ave, we're
principal speakers at an enter
tanning meeting Of the House
wives League Feb rs at 558
Mass ave. The League has com
pleted plans to celebrate its It'll
anniversary with musical tea
at $50 Mass ave, Sunday Mar,
II, 4 to 6 pm with James A
Jackson, noted N Y business
leader, the guest speaker.
The marriage of Miss Ophe-
liza Jones, Washington, D C and
Seaman Robert S Moore takes
place Wednesday, Mar 10. Miss
Jones was the guest of Miss
Gladys Murphy last summer.
Sgt John Mann, son of Mrs
Helen Mann, has reenlisted in
the Army and will leave soon
for Fl Devens.
Mrs Horace Carlos Of Wor-
cester and her daughter Mrs
Frank Du Boise we're house
guests of Mrs Helen Mann over
the past weekend.
The John W williams Club Of
Columbus Ave ANE Zion
church met at the home of
Miss Helen Bird, 1896 Northamp-
ton st, Feb % with "a members
present. Plans were completed
for the musical tea March 10 at
3.3Op m at the church. The
members we're pleased to have
the pastor present at the meet
ing. After business the hostess
served a delicious collation..
The next meeting will be at 119
Humboldth st.
Mrs Edward Young (the for
mer Harriet Jackson) of New
York IS here visiting her moth
er, Mrs Irene Jackson of Cam
den st.
The formal open reception
given by the members of st
Paul AME church, Cambridge,
to Rev and Mrs Rembert Ed
wards Stokes will be held at the
church Friday evening, March
Is. All friends of the couple
whose marriage took place in
Cleveland, Ohio, March . are
cordially invited to attend.
Mrs Nettie Bryan, 237 W
Canton st can justly be proud
Of the fine scholastic record of
her grandson Edward Bryan.
Jr, whose education in far away
California she sponsors. Young
Bryan was graduated from Cas-
tlemont High School, Oakland,
Calf on Jan 30 and will enter