The guardian., 1951-04-21
CITY NEWS

Western Lunch Box Dining
Room reOpens. / P. NJ. to mid
night, AS Mass. Ave.
Those who didnot attend the
social and supper given by the
Mrs. Roger Woicott Auxiliary
No. 18, Of the A. & N. u, surely
missed rare treat. It was given
at the home Of the chairlady
Lady Treasurer Virginia Robin
son; Lady Mary Turner is Presi-
dent. Representatives from the
Charlestown. Dorchester, Rox-
bury and Everett Auxiliars were
preesnt 1t was through the fine
cooperation Of the members, that
the affair was so successful The
auxiliary trusts you will come TO
their next.
Save the date: Sunday May
goth. $3.50 P. M. NAACP Giant
Rally to combat segregation and
discrimination in the u. S. Army
Atty. .TburgOod Marshall, Special
NAACP Counsel, guest speaker.
The Hampton Institute Choir
gram of the New Spring series
was heard in the opening pro-
Of choir broadcasts presented by
the American Broadcasting COM
pany. in cooperation with the
United College Fund, Sunday,
April 8, 1890 1900 A. M. The
Atlanta Morehouse Spelman
Chorus follows on April IS. Vir-
ginia Union University Choir,
April %; Bethune- Goodman Col
lege Choir. April 30; Hampton
Institute Choir, May 6; Fisk
University Choir, May 10. Sub
sequent broadcasts will be py
the choirs of Xavier University,
Lincoln University, billiard Uni
versity, Texas College, Tuske-
gee Institute, Spelman College,
Morehouse College, Bennett Col
lege, Knoxville College, Liv-
ingstone College and others.
What Is It?-SPRING DANCE
by Whom?? Club 13-Where2
RIO CASINO, rs Warrenton
Street, Boston, Mass. - When??
APTJL 20, 1861, Q p. M. 2 A. M.
Let's Get Acquainted Bring
Your Friends /! Semi-formai.
Buster Daniels Orchestra.
Tickets at $500 couple may be
purchased at the following: Mrs.
Muriel Springer. secretary, 81
Elm Hill Park. FOxbury. Tel. HI
5-O6S4; Miss TheIma Williamson,
10 Greenwich Park. Tel. co g.
5173; Mrs. TheIma Simms. II
Westminster St., HI 2-2O76; Mrs.
Lillian Fuller, acting president,
6O6 Columbus Avenue, Apt. S;
Mrs. Ethel S. Carter, Is Rock
land St.. Roxbury.
New England Conservatory OF
Music invites the public to at
tend the following recitals and
concerts for which no tickets arc
necessary except the Festival If
Music; a song recital by William
Henry, baritone, Of the Conser-
vatory, April 81, in Recital Hall.
at 800 P. MA flute ensemble
concert by Richard Kole Of the
Conservatory Monday. April %.
IN Recital Hall, at $50 P. M.-.A
song recital by Ruth Beaver. So
prano, of the Conservatory. Tues
dav, April "a in Recital Hall at
500 P M.-The first Of a series
Of concerts in the Festival of
Music by New England compos-
ers at the New England Conser-
vatory Of Music will be a con
cert by the Conservatory orches-
ira, Malcolm Holmes. conductor
Tuesday, April "a, in Jordan
Hall at $50 Pm. The program
IS John X. Paine's Prelude to
Oedipus Tyrannus; G. w. Chad
wick's Adonais, elegaic overture.
Mabel Daniels Deep Forest. and
z A. MacDowell's Concerto in
d minor for pianaforte and or.
chestra. Howard Cooling. pianist
Of the faculty Of the Conserva-
tory will be the soloist in Mac
Dowelfs Concerto. Tickets with
out charge upon application 10
the Deans Office at the Conser-
vatory-A pianoforte recital bv
Mireya Arboleda, of the New,
England Conservatory. Wednas-
day, April 25, in Recital Han Al
$3.50 P. MA song recital bv
Lucy Belle White of the Conser-
vatory. Thursday, April 26 N
Recital Hall, at $3.50 P. M.-The
second concert in the Festival OF
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