The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-11-11
CITY NEWS

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Pre- Christmas Razaar, givcl
by the Greater Boston House
wives League, Inc. Monday, Nov
81. at 55S Mass. Ave. Open at
r. M. until. Many useful gift
and also refreshments for sale
Fine program. Hat SHOW b
Lydia. Admission 10 cents. Tit
public is cordially invited.
The first meeting Of the Georgia
Club was held on Thursday
night, Oct. 26, at Lincoln House
Association, 80 Emerald Street
officers elected were: Mrs. Carrie
Lindsey, President; Mrs. Fannie
Bell, vice-President; Mrs. Ella
Kimble, Secretary; Mrs. Laura
Atkinson, Assistant Secretary;
Miss Lillian Richardson, Treas
urer; Mrs. bessie Glover, Parlia-
mentarian; Mrs. Mabel J. Dean,
Publications Chairman; Mrs.
Ivay Simpson, Assistant on Pub
locations; Mrs. Martha Kelley,
Chairman Sick Committee.
Forward the Heart. Nov. 10,
N. L. Mutual Hall, $3.50 p. M.
George Bailey, Ada Barco,
Sunday, Nov. IL, A p. NJ. Union
Methodist Church in concert,
presented by o. E. S. Chapter,
w. M. Mary G. Jackson, Prop.
Western Lunch Box.
Armenia Adams, IS Alhemarle
ST., Boston, student at the New
England Conservatory of Music,
took part in a Student Recital
Thursday afternoon, Nov. 9, in
Recital Hall at the Conservatory.
She played Beethoven's Sonata
in G major, OPP. Is, No. l.
The Liberia College Club will
present as guest speaker Ernest
Wasser at the regular Coffee
Hour to be given on Sunday,
Nov. 10, 4:30 P. M. at the Inter-
national Institute, 1870 Beacon
Street, Baston, Mass. Mr.. Was
ser will speak on African Sculp-
ture: "Its Influence on Modern
Art" The public is invited.
This year the Ways and Means
Committee of Mt. Zion Lodge,
No. 8, A. #. & A. M, which is
in the Jurisdiction of M. w.
Hiram Grand Lodge, A. F. &
A. NJ, Inc, has sought out the
classic setting of the Dorothy
Quincy Suite, of the John Han
cock Hall, for the presentation
of its Charity Banquet and Ball
which is being given in the in
terest of the charitable activities
of the Lodge, on Friday evening,
Nov. 10, 1850. Dinner will be
served at TOO P. NJ, by the Col
gate Caterers. And Tasker Cros-
sons Orchestra will be in at
tendance. Frank Knight, chair
man; Walter Jennings, secretary,
and Victor Mascot, treasurer of
committee Of arrangements.
New England Conservatory Of
Music offers the following free
concerts for which no tickets are
On Tuesday, Nov. Ia.
concert by the Carr Organ So
,iety Of the New England Con-
of Music in Jordan
Hall at 8:15 P. Mon Wednes-
day, Nov. Is, a concert of con-
temporary music by the S. A. l..
Sorority and the Sinfonia Fra
ternity of the Conservatory in
Recital Hall at the Conservatory
at 8:15 P. M. There will be
selections by Darius Milhaud.
Peter Mennin, Mario Castel-
nuovo-Tedesco. Condit Atkinson.
Leo Weiner-On Tuesday, Nov.
81, the second concert Of the
l95O-l95l season by the Conserva-
tory Orchestra, Malcolm Holmes.
conductor, viii be given in
Jordan Hall at BIS P. M. Fred
erick Jagel, tenor, member Of the
vocal faculty of the Conserva-
tory, will be the soloist. The
program is: c. P. E. Bach-Con-
certo in D mnior for orchestra.
a, Scarlatti-Concerto crosse for
flute and strings; Vivaidi--Con-
certo in D minor for orchestra
with organ; Wagner-Die Meis-
tersinger Won Nurmberg; Prelude
to Act III; Dance of the Appren-
tees Entrances of the Master.
singers; Chorale of Greeting r.
Hans Sachs, and Finale; Wasner
-Siegfried, Act. /, Scene 3
Forging of the Sword; Lohen