The guardian., 1951-12-15
CITY NEWS

yuletide gifts, you need not be
disheartened if you lack the
necessary cash. Just call on the
old reliable firm of H. b. Bud
ding & Co., Little Bldg, cor.
fremont and BOylstOn sts.,
rooms S3O-S31 and in private
office, arrange a suitable loan.
The Greater Boston House
wives League met Monday, Nov.
26, at 558 Mass. ave. with Leon
G. Lomax of the South End Elec-
trio Co., as the guest speaker.
The meeting was well attended.
A measuring glass was given to
each member.
Mrs. Mary Turner, 385 Colum-
bus ave-, is confined to her home
by illness but is improving.
Pre- Christmas Tea given by
the Stewardess Board of Union
Methodist Church, 4S5 COlum-
bus ave-, Boston, Rev. E. C. Nc
Leod, Pastor, Sunday, Decem-
Der %, $3.50 pm. subscription SOC.
call HI 5000.
William S. (Bill) Sparrow,
dean of Boston tailors, is also
on the sick list this week and
in his absence business at his
shop is being conducted by his
wife.
You are cordially invited to
attend the New Years Cabaret
and Midnight Dance given by
the Prince Hall Grand Lodge
Ways and Means Committee
December 81, dancing from 10
to 3 AM. Music by Faehie
LOwery's Band, Butler Hall, 1895
fremont st., Boston, tickets $3.50
tax included. For reservations,
DR.. Ray Ebert of Boston City
Hospital, and DR.. Nathaniel w.
Faxon, Medical Director of the
American Red Cross will be the
guest speakers at the December
meeting of the South End Medi-
cal Club, DR.. Ebert will speak
on "Shock and its Treatment"
DR.. Faxon will speak on the
Blood Bank. The meeting will
be held at the headquarters OF
the Boston tuberculosis AsSo-
citation, 554 Columbus ave-, Dec
18.
Henry C. McKenna, chairman
of the 1851 Christmas Seal Sale
committee of the Boston Tuber-
culosis Association, reports re-
minders requesting early returns
for Christmas Seals are now in
the mail. The proceeds of the
Christmas Seal Sale supports
Prendergast Preventorium fol
children, sponsors a sheltered
workshop and maintains a CON-
munity educational program.
The Virginia Club held It's
monthly meeting recently at 55t
Mass. ave
Sensational Dance Revue
'"TEOPICANA" - First appear.
ance in Boston - January 14-15
1852.
The annual Pre- Christmas Ba.
zaar of the Greater Bostor
Housewives Leagues was an in.
teresting and enjoyable event
1t was held Thursday Afternoon
and evening Of Nov. 20 in Dorit
Hall, 1042 fremont st. Chairmer
and their tables were: CarriI
/ Nickens, pastry; Lillian Hend'
erson, knick-knacks; Anna Nal
lory, caterer and aprons; S. M
James, Watkins supplies; Kath
crime Shepard, flowers; BLANCHE
Connor, corsetiere; Joyce vii
liams, novelties; Gladys F. How
ard, of Health Haven, Decct
supplies; also Margaret Griffin
scalp specialist; Hattie GreviouS
president Of Pearl Thrift Shop
The door prize was won by Gracl
Manuel. Winner of a basket o
foodstuffs was Corrine Jackson
Entertainment was provided b
Nettie Jackson. The HOUSEWIFE
League directory will give ad
dresses Of men and women il
business. The Leagues motto is
I'VE build and boost business.
TAKE BREAKFAST, Sunday
December is; 8 to 10 am. witt
John Calvin Fidelity Union, a
Gloucester Memorial PreSbyter
ian Church, SAL Mass. Ave, BOs
ton, Rev. William Ivan Reeves