The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-12-30
CITY NEWS

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The members of the Georgia
Clubenjoyed their annual Christ
mas Turkey Dinner at the Lin
coin House Association, Eighty
Emerald Street, Boston, Thurs
day night, Dec. 81, 1850. Mes
DANES Ella Kirnble and Bessie
Glover cooked a most delicious
dinner, ably assisted by William
H. Love. Enjoying the evening
of music and games which fol-
lowed the dinner were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles G. Williams, Mr..
and Mrs. John 1. Lindsey, Mr..
and Mrs. George Lawrence, Mr..
and Mrs. Isaiah Owens, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Scott; Mesdames:
Mabel ]. Dean, bessie Glover,
Way Simpson, Nettie L. Archie,
Elma v. Jackson, Fannie Bell,
Helen E. Mann, Ella Kimble,
Ollie Knox, Maude Woodruff,
Irene c. Holland, Frank c. Roy
ster, Bessie w. Bankett, Helen
Snow, John Lunceford and Alice
Love. Misses: Lille Hammonds,
Lillian Richardson, Annie Atkin-
son, Helen C. Danehals, Marie
Rucker, Edith Minor. Messers.
F. A. Perkins, j. Franklin Hill,
"A. J. Douglass, Oscar Moore,
Cecil Mcpherson, William Love
and John M. Kingman. 1t was
reported that DR.. Charles G.
Steward, dean of Boston dentists,
and Mrs. Steward were unable to
be present, DR.. Steward being
the Georgian (born in Macon) /
and one of the charter members
of the Club.
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Mrs. Edna Howard, III Ham
mond ST., is spending the Christ
mas holidays with her daughters I
in Chicago. ,
Greater Boston alumnae of
Virginia State College held a ;
gala Holiday Dance on Wednes. {
aay evening, Dec. 81 at Conven- S
.lon Ballroom, So st. Botolph I
IT. IN Boston. George Irish and
81 b piayeti for dancing. !
rhe guests came in informal I
attire. Chairman of the Dance |
was Mrs. T. Rollins
Ross and the affair was spon- !
sored by the Virginia State Col J
lege Club |
A Mid Century Finale - Big
double feature, Boston's Dynamic
Gospel Team, the New England
aires, Margaret Foster, LIST So
prano; Dorothy Hawkins, LIST
Alto; Beatrice Mitchell, End
Alto; Beatrice Scott, Accompan-
list. Also the exquisitely gifted
Louise Parks, Dramatic Reader,
of Emerson College. All in a
Grand Benefit Program. Scholar
ship Fund, Education, Recreation. I
Sunday, Dec. 81, 1850, 7:45 P. M. /
at Berea Seventh Day Adventist /
Church, 712 Shawmut Avenue. |
Boston. - T. L. Davis, Pastor.
Observation-Disclosures.
A most enjoyable evening was
spent by a large group of club
women at 464 Mass. Ave. Thurs
day, Dec. Il, at 8 P. M. Mrs
Viola Mason, President of Mass
State Union of Womens Clubs
was hostess. Mrs. Mason is al
ways most charming and graci-
Gus. There was carol singing
games and most delicious cola
ton.
Everybody's Coming To the
Gala Xmas Dance at Convention
Ballroom, 81 st. Botalph St.
Wednesday evening, Dec 81, 1850.
George Irish and his Orchestra
Sponsored by the Virginia State
College Club. For tickets con-
tact Mrs. Frances Tavada. $50
Shawmut Ave. GA 7-l5l5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond T
Alexander of 585 Shawmut Ave.
with daughter Mary Josette "a
and Junior who was born on
Armistice Day had happy time
at home with dinner guests Earl
Taylor of Newport, R. l., and
Mrs. Mary Alexander and daugh-
ter Tanya of Roxbury.