The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-10-18

Mrs M Jefferson of GA Shaw
NUT ave has returned from a
months vacation spent visiting
relatives and friends in Norfolk,
Va. and New York.
Members of the Hyde School
Glee Club made two public APP
pearances last week bringing
most favorable comment and
honor to their school. They sang
for the State House Women's
Club at the Women's Industrial
and Educational Union, and at
Radio S tation WMEX on the
Boston Public School Freedom
Program. The Glee Club is train.
ed by Miss Josephine Ricard,
Hyde School music teacher and
has the whole-hearted backing
of the principal.
All members OF the Boston
Branch National Council of WO-
men are asked to be present at
get-acquainted members meeting
and social to be held Wednesday,
Oct. %, at the WOmenS Service
Club, 464 Mass. Ave. at 5 pm.
Make it a date to remember.
Your support is needed and
Boston needs strong chapter.
Games will be features of enter
tainment and a social hour.
Bring your nickels and dimes for
the games to aid the treasury.
Gladys Holmes, president, Mil
dred Davenport, chairman Of
Ways and Means committee.
The Unity Camera Club gave
an exhibit and musical tea last
Sunday afternoon at the Lenox
st Housing Project recreation
hall. With Mrs Winnie Clark as
mistress of ceremonies the pro-
gram included vocal solo by Mrs
Devnum; violin solo, Miss Bev-
erly Jeffries; piano solo, Miss
Mavis Bailey; selections, Melo-
deers of Boston; reading, Miss
Hester Downs; remarks, Ernest
C Houston; remarks, Mrs Girl
ger, club president. Mrs Claris-
sa Taylor was accompanist.
Pourers were Mrs Ernest c Hous-
ton and Mrs Taylor. There was
a good sized attendance.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Davis Of
Atlantic City. N j were guests
for a week of Helen Holiday,
Boston soprano.
Rev Rembert Stokes, pastor
of st Paul A M E Church, Cam
bridge will be guest speaker at
a book rally at Metropolitan
Bapt Church, Boston. Sunday,
Oct 10, $3.50 p m. There will be
special music by the st Paul
Church choir and others. Mrs
Emma Lee, is program chairman
and the rally is sponsored by
the Metropolitan Church ushers.
A penny sale will be held at st
Mark Church Thursday night
Oct % by the Ladies Aid Club;
Mrs Olive Joseph, Chairman.
Miss Adeline B Washington,
graduate nurse, 105 Ruggles st,
has returned from visit Of two
weeks to relatives in Pough-
keepsie, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs Carroll Nelson,
formerly of Washington and
Boston are doing a fire business
in tailoring at their establish
ment in Plymouth, N H. They
make ski clothes, suits, over
coats and furs.
The ReSthaven League has
had a large gas range installed
at Resthaven, replacing the
smaller unit presented by them
a few years ago. These energetic
young women are now deep in
plans for their regular Fall Tea
to be held on Sunday afternoon,
November %, at $50 Massachu-
sets ave. They are asking their
friends to keep this date open.
The Clarence Cameron White
Club will hold its regular third
Sunday Musical and Literary
program Sunday, october 10 at
3:15 p m at the Presbyterian
Church, SAL Massachusetts, ave.
Among those appearing on the
program will be Cynthia Nor
rison, organlst; Ella B Hayes,
soloist; Josephine Taylor, read
err; Mr. Reynolds, baritone; Miss
Lee Jackson, Public Health
Nurse, speaker; Baker Duet, and
others. Program is under direc-
ton of William Butts and all are
invited to attend
Coming to the city to see her
sick friend, Mrs Hattie Dixon
Hutchins and stopping with Hell
en- workman Holiday of Colun1-
bus ave, was Mrs Julia Faucet
"a ntsinIo1r1.in Chn Lar Hrn7s