The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-09-20

beautiful gifts from her relatives
and neighbors.
Mr. and Mrs Otis Skinner of
Waban st spent their vacation
in New Haven the guest OF
friends.
The program for the monthly
meeting OF the Samuel Coler-
Taylor Music Association at
55S Mass Ave will be announced
rext week.
Music lovers are looking for
lard to the pianoforte recital of
Stanley Kirton, Mus. B. at New
England Mutual Hall on Ciar-
endon and Berkeley SITS Sunday,
September %. A musical treat is
in store for all who attend and
a large audience is expected.
The hour is $3.50 p m.
The reopening of school, SO
near at hand, calls for the fitting
out of the boys and girls in fall
clothing. The approaching sea
son also makes many other ex-
penditureS necessary--aS warmer
clothing for all the household,
fuel laid in against the winter,
etc. If extra money is required
to cover these new needs why not
consult the old reliable firm if
II. B. Budding Co., conveniently
located in the Little Building,
corner of BOylstOn and fremont
SITS, rooms 500 and 831. Here
you can be sure of a pleasant
conference with the firms man
ager in the privacy of the office
and arrangements can be made
to your full satisfaction.
Mr and Mrs J Henry Coffin
frd son Clark S Coffin arrived in
Boston by motor from Maryville
Tenn. Clark Coffin will pursue
studies at the New England Con-
sCrvatory Of Music and will be
oomiciled with Mr. and Mrs Nell
son cambridge, 522 Columbus
Ave. Mr. and Mrs Coffin during
their brief stay were also house
guests of the Dandridges.
Mrs Sadie Sibley left Monday
fer her home in New York City
after three weeks vacation in
New England.
DR. and MRS James R LeSueur,
o. Windsor st returned last Sat-
ulday from vacation of three
weeks in HyanniS, Mass.
The Chorus for Service, 5 H
Baker director, will present in
r. cital Harriet Skinner, lyric So
piano, and James Darlington,
popular baritone, at Recital Hall.
Tuesday evening Nov. IS. Harriet
Skinner is real find as a con-
cert singer. possesses an excel
lent voice and bids fair for a
successful future. James Darl-
ington with fine expression
pleases all audiences. Remem-
Ter date and place.
The niece of Mrs Carrie Baker
Of 1907 Columbus Ave, was visit
ing in Boston last week and eft
Sunday evening for New York
City.
The Columbus Ave A M E Zion
Church choir held its first meet
ingfor the new conference year
Wednesday night of last week
at the church with Robert Will
| son presiding. Election of officers
resulted as follows: President,
Pobert Wilson; vice, Daisy
PanniseS; Secretary, Carrie
Chnsty, asst secy; Ethel w Tay-
Tor, treas; Maude Spencer, chap;
Gladys Arts, librarian; William
C1oSson, sst librarian; Martha
Johnson. Thanks to the hostess
Mrs Mabel Smith who served
what really was banquet and
presented Mrs Ethel w Tylor a
beautiful table lamp for answer
ing the largest number of cues
tons in a quiz the hostess had
| prepared.
The Progressive Hairdres5ers
ALSO. presents Hair Style show
end dance in Ritz Plaza Ball
room, Oct 16.
MIS- vera GARFIELD and moth
or have decided to prolong their
stay at Buzzards Bay where they
passed the summer.
Mrs Elizabeth Virgins and
Mss Alice Ross spent four days
il New York City as part of their
summer vacation.
Master Albert Ross spent all
lis summer vacation in Cleve-
RadeIiEFe'S w;nGo