The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-03-26

The Business and Professional
Girls of the Boston Young Wom-
ems Christian Association will
celebrate the 22nd Anniversary
Of their Worldwide Observance
Day program, Wednesday, Mar
80, with a banquet at the Boston
Y.WiC.A., Lee Auditorium, 6 PM
st. Marx Social Center is spon-
soring a meeting in the interest
of the proposed Children's Medi-
cal Center. The Children's Hos
pital will present prominent
medical or campaign speaker to
describe the objectives and pur-
poses of the Children's Medical
Center. A fifteen minute sound
motion picture will take you and
your friends behind the scenes
at the hospital in a manner
never before revealed to the pub
lie. The title of the film is,
That Your Child May Live. Z
The meeting will be held at the
center, 2l6 Townsend st., Mon
day, Mar. %, at 8 PM. and is
free to the public.
The Annual Elijah Hamilton
Tag Day Of the Interdenomina-
tional Ushers Association of
New England will be held sun
day, March q, at Ebenezer
Church at 3 PM. Rev. w. L.
Lawson of Stamford, Conn,
guest speaker, with music by the
Community Chorus of Worces-
ter and the UShers Chorus.
The Friendly Charity Club met
at the home of the secretary.
Mrs. Helen G.. Black, 1858 Mass.
ave. and was honored with the
presence of the oldest member
and the oldest active club work.
er, Mrs. Harriet A. L. Jones. who
celebrated her Goth birthday on
Feb. rs. Guest of the evening
was Mrs. Maude Chinn. After
a most interesting meeting a de-
licious repast was served by the
hostess.
Sunday, March n, 3 PM, Re-
cital Hall, N. E. Conservatory,
Annual Spring Concert of the
Liberal Arts Club of Boston Art
lists: Fedora Manning, con-
traltO; VIM. B. Sexton, tenor;
Harold r. Evans, pianist; Lib
eral Arts Male Quartet, John H.
Powell, 1st tenor; VIM. B. Sex
ton, End tenor; FrCn w. Riggs,
list bass; Gilbert C. Harvey, End
bass. Admission S1.2O tax inc.)
Private First Glass Russell H.
Roberts, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel L. Roberts, 613 Columbus
Ave, is a member Of the 289th
U. s. Army Band serving in
Yokohama, Japan. with the u.
s. Occupation Forces. Pfc. Rob-
ertS is a graduate of the Bos-
ton Technical School, class of
1947 and also the U. S. Band
Training School at Fort Dix,
N. ]. After his graduation from
the Boston school he enlisted in
the Army for a three-year term.
The public is cordially invited
to attend the 10th Anniversary
of the Housewives League Mon
day, Mar. % at 8 PM, at st.
Cyprian's Church. Admission is
free. Fine program.
The Junior Housewives League
held an enthusiastic meeting
Tuesday night of last week at
464 Mass. ave. Miss Wilhelmina
Crosson as guest speaker gave
a thrilling talk on the Mexican
way Of life. Nearly all the or
ganization's members were pres
ent, and also several visitors.
The United War Mothers of
America, Inc, Chapter 7, will
meet on Monday, March %, at
7:30 BIN, in the vestry of st.
Marks Church. Members are
requested to bring cigarettes and
white socks for the hospital
VlSlt donations.
Mrs. Easter Moore was tend
cred a surprise birthday party
Monday of last week by a group
of her friends at her home on
Elmore St, Roxbury. A merry
evening was spent in singing
birthday songs and dancing. A
delicious collation. was served
Those present besides Mrs. Moore
and her mother, Mrs. Mary
johnson, were Mr.. and Mrs. A.
D. Parrish, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Williams, Virginia Chap
pelle. Tom Ford, Laura Nelson.
Luella Coleman, DR.. C. H. Hor-
ton, Bernice Bruce, Eddie VAL
enSine.
The Resthaven League cor
daily invites you and your
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