The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-11-08

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freshments. Mrs. Elsie C. Mann
chairman. Subscription so cents
(tax incl).
Mrs. Emma Lewis of Oak
Bluffs, Mass, died on Oct. %.
Funeral services were held at
Oak Bluffs on Monday, Oct, 81.
Ninety year old Mrs. Jelly Cos
lin of SIS South Huntington ave,
still house bound suffering from
arthritis, retains her cheerful
ness and is alert. with eyesight
and caring good
Pirates, old women, native
planters, gypsies and many 9TH
ers gathered Halloween night
at the home of Mrs. Janice Oil
yer of River st. Cambridge. 1t
was n celebration by the club
members of Unity Camera Club
of Cambridge and Boston. A hi
lariouS time was had by all and
it was the wee small hours when
the members turned homeward.
The next meeting will be at the
home of the E. c. Houstons, 25
Woodrow Wilson ct, Roxbury.
The Community Aides will
hold a musical tea Sunday af-
ternoon, Nov. Is at Armstrong
Hemenway Foundation, 43 Rut-
land so for the benefit of the
nursery school. Featured on the
program will be the glamorous
and talented Glays McAdoo, So
loist and her accompanist win
some and talented Dorothy
Belts. The public is invited.
The Trylon Club is planning
a party for New Years Eve.
Club women are notified that
the Mass. State Union of Wom-
ems Clubs will hold their
Thanksgiving Services Sunday,
Nov. Is, at 7 p m at Peoples
Baptist Church, corner fremont
and Camden SITS Members and
friends are cordially invited.
Do you know where everybody
is going Thanksgiving Day at
$50 P. M? To Delta Festival
Holiday Dance. Do you know
who the feature attraction is?
| The Eddy Watson Trio of course.
Do you know where this holiday
! dance is being given? The beau
tiful Crystal Ballroom of the
Ritz Plaza. DO you know the
admission price? The small sum
Of ninety nine cents. DO you
know what the door prize is?
A radio, no less.
Henry C. McKenna, Chief
Probation Officer of Suffolk
County, and Chairman of the
Christmas Seal Committee Of
the Boston Tuberculosis Associ-
alton for 1947, announces Mon
day, Nov. "a as the opening day
of the Sale. The members of his
committee are Judge John v.
Mahoney and Everett MorsS.
Hattie Barber, well known
Boston artist, is the first colored
singer to be appointed as solo
list at the Second Congregational
Church in West Newton. The
pastor, a professor at Andover-
Ntwton Theological School, is
DR.. Yarbough. Miss Barber sang
for wedding at the church last
March and the music director of
the church was so impressed
with her singing that he en-
gagged her.
On Sunday, Nov. 2, the newly
organized Coterie Club offered to
the public its initial enterprise,
Musical Tea held at the elab-
crate and spacious home Of Miss
Ruth Jones of Yerxza I'd, Cam
bridge. The event was patron
lied beyond the expectation of
its sponsors who directed every
effort towards its success. Much
credit is due to the artists who
gave their talent for the success
of the affair, among whom were
Mrs. Evans, James Reynolds,
Mrs. Aurora Wake; Jessie Red
dick, Miss Geraldine Howell and
Mrs Gretchen Jackson. Many
thanks are also extended to A.
Madison Bland fer donating the
use OF his chairs. The Coterie
Club is grateful tc both the art
lists and patrons and hopes in
the near future to present an
other affair of equal brilliancy.
Church Banquet, sponsored by
Steering Committee of st. Angus
tine and st. Martins Church, 81
Lenox St., Boston, Thursday
evening, Nov. 49,, 100 o'clock
Tickets $3.50 (tax included).
Members of the Coterie Club
are: Mrs. Gretchen Jackson,
president; Mrs. Doris Rosa, vice
president; Miss Ruth Jones, sec
Rotary; Mrs. Katherine Owens,
Treasurer; Mrs. Lillian uaskins,
Reporter; Mrs. Mary Owens,
| Mrs. Nellie FRYE.