The guardian., 1951-11-24
SOCIAL CALENDAR
BY ALMIRA PARK

also on the street level, lending
itself for lovely decorations and
with the service adjunct nearby.
+ The club president, Mrs. John B.
Hall, who has held the reins for
I a long period is as energetic as
ever though her residence is not
SO near as when she and her
affable doctor husband lived at
/ so Windsor ST., the premises now
the home and office of the sue
eesSful DR.. Lesueur. The club is
loath to replace the president
with any other of the several
qualified members. Her former
4 home was the meeting place for
/ inumerable civic activities, Mrs.
+ Halls capacity for such being
most extensive. A list and his
tory of her interests would be
long one. During the Thanks
giving season there will be only
few baskets given to emer-
gency cases, with the usual large
offerings reserved for the Yule-
tide. The Board of Directors will
have a Christmas party for the
members and the young Debo-
naire Club will entertain the
children Of the neighborhood.
| The dancing group for the young
sters goes merrily on. The Night
Iof Games held at the home Of
Mrs. Gourdin was most success
full, a large crowd attending, Mrs.
Dixon and Mrs. Sandridge assist
ing. The club presents a speaker
at each monthly meeting. Having
its inspiration in war service the
club has been in existence for
over 25 years. Mrs. Esther
Wilson of Watertown is in New
/ Orleans attending the funeral Of
/ the former Billie Jeter, whom
many will remember when she
was a student here. Z. On the
lecture, social and musical calen-
] dar are interesting events, in
cluded among them the lecture
Sunday, November 25, at Union
Methodist Church, Columbus ave.
and West Newton ST., by the
men of the church when the
speaker will be DR. Emery S,
Buck. editor Of the Zion Herald.
This comes at 1O:45 AM. Then
there is the meeting on Decen1-
Der 7. at 800 PM. at the Ritz
Plaza Hall on Huntington ave.
. when the speakers will be VIII
j liam L. Patterson and Mrs. Jo-
! sephine Grayson, widow Of one
: of the martyred "Martinsville
Seven" the brave little woman
who made so game a fight for the
! lives Of her husband and OF the
E other victims that she was liter
: allv forced to leave the South fol
the protection of herself anc
| her children. . The Battle o.
{ Music on November %, at Rlti
5 plaza will attract a good crowc
I for Harold Demond is the NOV
! ing spirit and part Of the pro
ceeds will 60 for charity.
= Then the Professional and Busi'
ness Mems Club cordially invite
t YOU to attend the Charity Dance
! and Cabaret to be held at thu
5 Dorchester Plaza, 5 Tonawand'
t st.. Friday, December IA, dres
= semi-formal, the subscription
! 50 90. Mrs. Sophie Ross vii
5 liams of Cambridge had a pre-
: Thanksgiving dinner last Sunday
t her guests being all her sisters
t Mesdames Matte Vincent, Clari
f Parker and Mary Ross Vosburgl
/. and the latter's husband. Othe
= news of the Ross family-Mar
orlerite Dorsey Cartwright, tai
: ented daughter of Mary, just bael
] from Paris, where she deliyere'
5 series of lectures, was at Store
/, College in Missouri this month
, where she also occupied tn
! lecture platform. Cornelius Vin
, cent. son of Matte, visited nj
, mother last week. The youn
! man is a resident of Jamaica, n
, Y and in February VIII o
! graduated from New York unl
$ versitv special school. VI
5 and Mrs Euclid Ghee Of Nev
: Jersey are Thanksgiving guest
2 Of Mrs. Ghee's parents, Mr.. ant
5 Mrs. Oscar Fitzsllen OF Cam
/ bridge Mrs. Ethel Smith
! the holiday guest Of her trieno
! Mrs. Helen Washington OF New
= ark. N. J. . Mrs. Fred Brow
J of New Orleans, has returne'
r home after a visit Of two weeks
/ the guest Of Mrs. John 3. Hall 0
; Brighton. While here she wa
entertained BY Mrs. Morris Tay