The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-06-26
IN the Parish Hall.

The Fifth Annual Tea by the
Pastors Club of st. Mark Congre-
gational Church was given sun
day afternoon, June IS with
Mrs. Leila Francis, Treasurer OF
the club, the efficient chairman.
The excellent program, listened
tc by a large assemblage of
friends, included as participants
r. Braithwaite, organ prelude,
Rev. Laviscouilt, invocation,
Harmon Tate, baritone solo, Mrs.
Frances Harris, piano solo, Miss
Millicent Ford, contralto solo,
Miss. Mary F. Murphy, soprano
solo, Mrs. Cornelia Inez Jones,
speaker, Miss Amanda Kemp, So
prano solo, and st. Marks own
Robert S. Payton, Jr., solo. Nc
Henry Boatwright was accom-
PIANIST. Mrs. Francis takes this
opportunity to thank the artists
who so willingly offered their
services on the program. Oficers
of the club are: MeSdameS,
Harriet Houston, President;
Margaret Tate, Vice President:
Jessie Atheriey, Secretary; Leila
Francis, Treasurer; Viola Mitch
ell, Chaplain; Honorary mem
Der, Mrs. S. L. Lavlscount. The
members include Mrs. Rosa
Brown, Mrs. Marie Lord, Mrs.
Ella Gentry, Mrs. Helen L. Hath
away. PourerS for the tea were
Mrs. Ella Gentry and Mrs. Vera
Mitchell. The U shers were: Mrs.
Marie Lord, Mrs. Jessie Ather-
ley and Mrs. Margaret Tate.
If you have ever been a men,
Der Of the Grand United Order
of Love and Charity in Boston
or elsewhere, come and bring
your friends and renew old ac-
quaintances at $50 Mass Ave-,
uJne 80, from 1880 to 10 PM.
Program. Silver offering at the
door.
Mass. Hospitality Club, No.
G.U.O.O.F. gives a musical tea
Sunday, June 26 at $50 PM. at
$50 Mass. Ave.
Mrs. Irene M. Washington is
now at her home "a Ottawa St,
and will be delighted to see all
her friends. She thanks all for
the beautiful cards, flowers and
other gifts sent her while, she was
in the Deaconess Hospital and st.
Monica's Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkerson of W.
Medford were dinner guests last
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Robinson of N. Randolph. The
to Newport to visit Mrs. Virginia
Davis Lewis and daughter and
other friends.
The Rev. j. H. Billups, pastor
of St. Paul Baptist Church of
Montclair, N. j., and his wife
were house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hall of AZ Windsor
ST., during the Baptist Mission
airy Convention.
Miss Jacqueline Munroe of the
Roosevelt Junior High School has
received the degree of excellence
in rapid modern hand writing
from the City Of Boston.
Annual Tea and Musicale.
American Legion Auxiliary, Will
liam E. Carter Post, No. 16, II
Windsor St., Roxbury, Sunday,
June 20, I94S, $3.50 PM. Sub
scription IS cents. Geanie Powell,
President; Alice Robinson, Secre-
tary; Mary r. Powell, Chairman.
Miss Angela Christian of Gold
Coast, West Africa and Mrs. Hen
rietta Peters, African missionary,
now residing in Brooklyn, NY,
were guests last week of Mrs.
Peters sister, Mrs. Esther Nc
MILAN, 3 C1aremont PIX. Mrs. Nc
MILAN was also dinner hostess
to Mrs. o. A. Brooks of New York
City, Rev. DR.. and Mrs. J. C. Jack
son, Hartford, Conn, Mrs. B. L.
Matthews, Baltimore Nd, and NJ
I S. Pearson, Stanford, Conn. AL
were delegates to the New Eng
land Baptist Missionary Conven-
ton held here June 1913. Mrs
Peters is a native of Cambridge.
COME ONE-CONIE ALL-to q
Grand Picnic which will be given
at Crescent Park, RI, on Mon.
day, July 5, 1S4S. Buses will
leave at 3 AM. sharp from EN-.
manuel H. C. Church, $40 Ire
mont ST., Boston. Tickets, $3.50
The Prendergast Preventoriun
of the Boston tuberculosis Asso-
citation, 1000 Harvard ST., Malta
pan, will open its summer camr
this year on July l, with III
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