The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-03-05

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chusetts Student Unions Coli
lege Carnival and Dance to be
given Friday, March IL, at Dor
chester Plaza, S Tonawanda ST.,
Dorchester. The popular Perry
Brothers Orchestra. currently
playing at the All Lounge, has
been engaged to play for the
dance. The sororities, fraterni-
ties and clubs are working hard
to make their booths spectacular
and enjoyable. Dancing from Q
until -. TO get to Dorchester
Plaza go to Dudley St. terminal
and take an Uphams Corner
trolley bus t. Fields Corner. The
hall is just around the corner
from the station. Don't forget!
Save FRIDAY, March IL, for the
4 College Carnival and Dance. Ad-
mission one dollar which includes
the tax. For information and
tickets call coordinating chair
pan, Donald c. Watson, lis
Harrishof st. Telephone GA 4
27ss.
St. Clair Kirton ssd, Grand
Master Of M. w. Alpha Grand
Lodge. A. F. & A. M; Floyd
Clark, 33d Grand Master Of the
Grand Lodge of Virginia, Inc; a
representative Of Jesse Williams,
Grand Master of M. w. King
Solomon Grand Lodge, A. F. &
A. M. Inc. for The State of New
York, and several other officials
attended the Founders Day Pro-
gramme' of M. w. Oriental Grand
Lodge. A. F. & A. M, Inc, of
Newark, New Jersey, which took
place in the Temple Of the Grand
Lodge, on Sunday evening, Feb
ruary 20.
AT this season Of the year much
extra money is required to take
care of the extra spending. One
cannot always supply the cash
for this extra spending out of
the regular budget and it becomes
necessary to provide money frcm
other sources. This can be done
conveniently and privately at the
well known H. B. Budding Co..
situated in the heart of the down
town section, at the Little Build
ing, corner of Boylston and Ire
mont ST., 18th floor, rooms $50 and
S31, telephone Liberty SO1S.
Free concerts at N. E. Conser-
vatory: Violin recital by Rob-
ert Ritzenhein, Recital Hall, Mar.
2, 8:15 pm; pianoforte recital
by Marjorie Woods, Recital Hall,
Tuesday, Mar. 3, 8::15 PM; or
gan recital by VIM. Pickett, Jor-
dan Hall, Wednesday, Mar. 9,
BIS pm; pianforte recital by
Arkady Tkchenko, Recital Hall,
Friday, Mar. II, 8:::15.
Mark. Starr, widely known
author and lecturer on Labor and
Education, viii speak Monday,
March Z at 1890 pm. at lunch
con sponsored by the Boston La
Dor Committee to Combat Intol-
erance. The luncheon will be
held at Steuben's Restaurant, ia
Boylston ST., Boston He will
speak on "America's Minority
Problem" Among other speak
ers will be Commissioner Mil
dred Mahoney of E'EPC. For fur
Their information on the lunch
con, call or write the Boston
Labor Committee to Combat IN
tolerance, n School ST., Boston,
telephone LA 1888.
Tenth anniversary of the
Housewives League EsteIla L.
Crosby president viii be OBJ
served Monday Mar. % at ST.
eyprian's parish house. Fine pro-
gram, public invited, admission
free.
Mrs, Lillian H. Collins Of Ev-
erett was the guest Of her uncle
and aunt, M. and Mrs. John H. |
Wilkerson Of W. Medford. Her
daughter Marie spent the after
noon with her godmother n Bos-
ton.
All invited to Roxbnry Memoir
ial High School. Sunday, March
., Pm. to big patriotic meeting,
honOring Boston Massacre mar
tyrs.
The weekly dances sponsored /
by Bona B. Smell and Fred Pierce
at 1853 W. Springfield win be
discontinued during Lent.
Space to let in beauty shop.
Apply Casters Beauty shoppe,
1894 w. Springfield ST., Boston.
Announcing: workshop For
Parents Answering ChiIdren's
Questions on sex'' at the Cooper
Centre Nursery School, 81 Will
liams ST.. Rcxbury. Mass. We'd