The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-06-18

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| Friday evening, June 10, wa
well attended. To mention,
few Of the outstanding one.
there were: Beverly Blenders
Eric Sargent, Bernice Richard.
son, Gretchen Rock. Evelyr
Greenidge and Robert Everett
Vocal selections were by Ro,
Williams, Catherine Richardson
and Lois Wright.
VerO Soroses Of Lenox Hous
ing project present a repeat o
Srd Annual Dance Recital O.
Mildred Galloway and Her Star
lettes at Roxbury Memorial Higl
School, Friday evening, June "a
at S:15 o'clock. Tickets II cents
tax IA cents, total IS cents. Pa.
.or this ticket at door.
] Women volunteers are needed
in the Red Gross arts and skill,
service. Patients in veterans
hospitals need help in arts ano
crafts to pass away the long
hospital hours. Call KE 6-6226
| Miss Evelyn McCorn, a recent
graduate Of. the Apex Beauty
School, Boston, with a high
record in her work, will practice
her profession in Worcester, her
home town.
Is there any one you know
Graduating, Having a Party,
Shower, Wedding or Annivers-
airy? If so, you viii want to be
sure and visit the Silver Mask
Studio Shop, 522 Columbus Ave-,
where you may find just the
card or gift that will express
your perfect taste. M. ]. Dand-
ridge, Prop, M. E. Davenport,
Bus. Mgr.
The New England Conservatory
will present its chorus in a CON
cert in Symphony Hall, Tuesday
night, June 81, under direction
of Lorna Cooke De varon.
Among those to be heard are
| Vera Leake Garfield, McHenry
Boatwright, Robert Payton,
Moses La Mari, and others.
Mrs. Victoria B. Worthington,
OF 8 Myrtle ST., Beacon Hill,
Boston, left on Tuesday for
Washington, D. c., to join her
brother, Jerome Blackwell of
Chicago, Ill, on their way to
Kenbridge, Pa.
Don't miss YOUTH ON PAR
AIDE, a novelty presentation,
Sunday, June 19, at S:15 PM. at
st. Richards Hall, Fenno St.,
Roxbury. Featured will be tai
cnted youngsters who have been
seen in many offerings during
the year. Direction Ruth QuarIez
Johnson, assisted BY Betty De-
fran, Agnes Howard, Delphine
COIemOn, Lucille Hayes and Duke
Boyce, pianist.
The Liberia College Club Of
America, Inc, cordially invites
you and your friends to a Coffee
I Hour at The International InSti-
tute, 1870 Beacon ST., Boston, on
Sunday, June 10, at $50 PM.
Guest speaker, Frank Silyera,
star Of Anna Lucasta", Subject:
My Trip Abroad as Actor and
Observer. Guest artist Everton
Johnson, soloist; TranaS Long,
Pianist; Gladys Marine Fuller,
Dramatic Reader.
The Tea and Musical Sunday,
May 20, ut the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Steed, SO MunrOe St., Rox-
bury, by the Womcn's Loyalty
Club was 4 huge success. For
this generous gesture they most
sincerely thank the many friends
Z and the talent who made such
returns possible. Those who so
sincerely and willingly rendered
service were Mrs. Josephine Reed
who rendered a solo, accOmpan-
led by Miss Coleman; Mrs. Vera
Carney, also = solo, with Mrs.
Peters accompanying; Everton
johnson and Mrs. Alfalfa Brown,
readings; Charles Bourne, from
DO solo; James Malone, piano
solos; The Starlight Harmonic
ers, Joseph Phifer, manager.
Miss Arnieta M. Davis, daugh-
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James r,
Davis Of EaSthampton, Mass,
received her diploma from the
Art School Of Fashion, for design
and illustration in Hartford
Conn, June 10th. Miss Davis
plans to continue her studies to
obtain the bachelor Of fine arts
degree.
Need Of Money? There is
no need to worry when loan
can SO conveniently and priv
ately be secured by consulting
the well known firm Of H.B.
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