The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-23

Inc second Anniversary SAFE
at the Silver Mask Studio Shop,
522 Columbus Ave, features
Hallmark greeting and Christ
rnas cards, stationery, gifts and
novelties. The public is invited
to "COme in and browse around"
Open daily 10 AM. to 8 PM.
M. J. cambridge, Prop, Mildred
! Davenport, Business Mgr.
Mrs. Bessie J. Waddell, for four
years confined to her home, was
pleasantly surprised last week by
the visit of several members Of
the Household Of Ruth. They
brought a number Of gifts. Mrs.
Waddell is Past Most Noble Gov
ernor Of New England House
hold Of Ruth NO. 5152.
Mrs. Marie Clark of Everett
has returned home after two
weeks stay with her sister, Mrs.
Sadie Sutton Of Bloomfield, N. j.,
who passed away Oct. IL and was
buried from st. Paul Church Of
which she was a faithful mem
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Hard
rick o. Kendall ST., Mrs. Virginia
Hardr!ck and Miss Claudia
Hardrick were dinner guests last
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
Of 80 Wonigion ST., Roxbury.
The ANNUAL AUTUMN TEA
for the benefit Of the Church Of
st. Augustine and St. Martin, 81
West Lenox St., Boston, will be
given Sunday. Oct. 81 at 3 PM.
The Schola Cantonum, Everett
TitcOmb, director, of the Church
Of st. John the Evangelist, Bos-
ton, will sing and there will be
piano selections by william
Wharton. Tickets at IS cents,
may be procured at the door.
Mrs. Hubert Collins, chairman.
Comics, 782-A fremont ST.,
has a new assortment of large
size skirts, in all colors, at $685.
up. Also a full line of large-size
dresses. They're styled to the
last minute, captivating, and at
prices that are exceptional bar
gains.
Miss Naomi Gourdin, proprie-
tor Of Gourdin's Clothing Elk
change. 1567-A Washington ST.,
Monday underwent successful
operation for appendicitis.
Don't miss the Annual Might
of Games" by the House Com
mittee of the Women's Service
Club, Mrs. Joseph Ryles, chair
man, Monday evening, Oct. 20,
at the club rooms AGA Mass. Ave.
Play the game you like best and
win a prize. Halloween re-
freshments for sale.
The Annual Musical Tea of the
John w. Williams Club Of Col
urnbus ave. AME Zion Church,
Rev. =. A. Perry, pastor, was held
on Sunday afternoon, Oct. 10, in
the church vestry with a very
well entertained audience at.
tending. This club always pre-
sentS a splendid program and
this occasion wos no exception.
With Mrs. Estel.e Smith as mis-
tress of ceremonies the following
were the participants who de-
lighted the friends present with
their offerings: Gladys Pierce,
contralto, Frances Brown, Louisa
Lawrence and Sylvia Casey, So
pranos, Josephine j. Taylor, Al
ice Barber and Edna Medley
Rose, readers. There we're re-
marks by the pastor and Mrs.
Chandler, president Mass. State
Union, and by Mrs. Florence Les
ueur, president Boston Branch,
NAACP. After tie formal pro-
gram a delicious collation. of
sandwiches, home made cake,
tea, nuts and hints was served.
The officers of the club and the
committee for the tea include
Mrs. Isadora Dent Tucker, presi-
dent, Mrs. Mary E. johnson, vice
president, Mrs. Sadie Thornhill,
and Mrs. Florence Rankin, sec
retarieS, Mrs. Charlotte Walker,
treasurer and chairman Of the
Tea Committee and committee
members Mrs. Mary Bird Mont
gomery, Mrs. Estelle Smith, Mrs.
Edna Howard.
Rev. Albert Thompson of
Charlotte, N. c., is studying for
a Pho. degree st Harvard. He is
q former captain in the Army
and received his AM. degree at
Harvard.