The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-10-14


sponsored by the Oficers AMI
Teachers Of the ST Paul A. NJ. I
Church Sunday School, Evertoi
c. Johnson, Chairman, at TIL
Church, Sunday, Oct. Is, at IA
P. M. Among the attractions ar,
Marion McCree, soprano; Rutl
Coleman, soprano; McHenry Boat
wright, baritone; Jeanne Wakelin
harp; Patricia Evans, cello
Mozart concerto by EIva Pilgrim
and Clark Coffin; Lillian Murray
and George Warner, pianists; E
Kinds, dramatic reader; Cantemu.
Club, ElIastine Broadnax, di-
rector.
Mann, secretary, holds its regular
meeting next Thursday, Oct. 10,
at 558 Massachusetts Ave. at 800
P. NJ. All members are requested
to be present and on time.
There will be Recital of Songs
and Arias of relatives of famous
composers by Rhodora Buckle
Smith, soprano, Of the New Eng
land Conservatory of Music, We'd
nesday evening, Oct. IS, in roBwn
Hall at the Conservatory, at 8:15
P. M. Included are relatives of
Bach, Haydn, Mozart, Schumann.
Mendelssohn, and Mailer. The
public is cordially Invited to at
tend; no tickets are necessary.
The first concert Of the 195O-1951
season by the New England Con-
servatory Orchestra, Malcolm
Holmes, conductor, will be given
in Jordan Hall Thursday evening,
Oct. 10, at 8;15 P. M. The pro-
gram is: Handel, Concerto crosse
in D minor, No. 81, for two solo
violins, violoncello, strings, and
continu; Barber, First Essay for
Orchestra, op. IL; Berlios, Over
ture, Benvenuto Cellini; Beet
hoven, Symphony No. 8, in F
major. The public is cordially
invited to attend; tickets without
charge on application in Deans
office at the Conservatory.
CHOIR FESTIVAL, presenting
the Junior and Senior Choirs of
Charles st. A. M. E. Church, cor
ner Elm Hill Ave. and Warren
ST., Rev. w. c. Davis, pastor,
Sunday, Oct. Is, at BIAS P. M. u.
Lorenzo Greene, Organist and di-
rector, Amanda Kemp, soprano,
Flora Greene Anderson, contraIto,
piano Concerto (MendeIs-
Sohn) played by Gladys Perdue
and Ina Braithwaite, organ music
by Florence Heggie Taylor. Silver
offering.
The 18th Annual BANQUET OF
Household OF Ruth Sc, GUOOF.
1875-1951, comes Thursday. Jan,
rs, 1851 at Masonic Temple.
1895 fremont st. Special guests
will be Isadora E. Tucker.
P.D.MN.G., and Margaret Craw-
ford, P.M.N.G. Dinner with
catered service.
Annual Harvest Dinner by the
Executive Board Of the Harriet
Tubman House, rs Holyoke St.
Thursday, Oct. 26. Dinner will
be served, beginning at 5 PM.
Major Mildred Davenport is
back from Camp Edwards.
Mrs. Letitia Hunter, 1S1 Lenox
Street and Miss Carrie Vinson,
IA Lenox Street were hostesses
at the Wednesday, Oct. IL Tea
in honor of the 210th class of the
Household Nursing Association
School of Attendant Nursing, 222
Newbury Street. The faculty
conducted tours of the school
laboratories, classrooms and dor
mitories. Refreshments served
were prepared by the students
under the direction of Miss Lurs
Cakes Cushman and Miss Abb.
gail Bentley, instructors in the
home economics department.
Hear Mrs. Benjamin T. John.
son in an exciting travelogu,
and other interesting numbers
Sunday, Oct. 20, $50 PM. a
Ebenezer Baptist Church. Tel
and coffee sip. Presented b,
Section II Of Pilgrim Progress
Club.
Due to the bridegroom in
duction in the Korean war tn
wedding plans of Evelyn Defer
handles MacDurfey and Raymon
Rioux, have been cancelled.
The Boston tuberculosis AS
ISOLATION, 544 Columbus Avenue
announces the opening meetin
Of the oath season of the Sout
End Medical Club, Tuesday, DC
IT at IL noon. The speaker wi
be DR.. Lewis Hurxthal, head {
the Department of Interns
Medicine at the Lahey Clint
and his subject will be Electro
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