The guardian., 1951-02-03

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY

the musical life OF Boston. All
these concerts are open to the
4 public and are free. - There
4 will be a pianoforte recital by
Ivan Waldbauer Of the faculty
of the New England Conserva-
tory Of Music Tuesday, Feb. 8,
III Recital Hall at $3.50 PM. The
program will include Brahms,
Sonata in F sharp misor, op. 81;
Miguel Gomez, Sonata; Bartok,
lFifteen Hungarian Peasant
/ Songs; Beethoven, Sonata in A
/ fiat major, op. 110. - There will
be a pianoforte recital by Dom
aid Emerson, Monday, Feb. i2,
in Recital Hall at $3.50 PM. -
1 There will be a concert by Ad-
yanced Students of the Con-
servatory Tuesday, Feb. 13 in Re-
cital Hall at $3.50 PM. The pro-
gram will include selections for
piano and voice. = All these con-
certs are free to the public.
The Interalumni Council of
the United College Fund pre-
sents Arimae BurreII, contraltO,
and ST. Clair Kirton in a re-
citaI at the Union Methodist
Church, Columbus ave. and w.
Newton st., Palm Sunday, March
1S, at 4 PM. Subscription S1.O0.
Council officers are Rev. Walter
d. McClane, president; Benjamin
T. Johnson, vice-pres.; Percy HI.
Steele, treas; Miss Josephine
Lambert, Sec; Mrs. Blanche
Palmer, asst. sec.
Judge Frankland w. L. Miles
of the Roxbury Court will be
the speaker at the 4th annual
interdenominational Protestant
Youth Rally, Sunday, Feb. 4, at
3 PM. in the First Church uni
tarian) in Boston, Berkeley and
Marlboro SITS, Back Bay. About
1000 young people are expected.
Judge Miles will speak on the
topic, christian Youth in To-
days World"
Food Sale at the Church Of St.
Augustine and st. Martin, LenOx
St. Saturday, Feb. "a, 1900 AM.
to 400 PM. Pies, cakes, rolls,
baked beans. Edith Dolby is
The Midweek Prayer Band
meets at the home of Mrs. Bea-
trice Bishop, 80 Greenwich st.,
second floor, Tuesday, Feb. 6,
at 8 PM. Bible lesson is from
st. Matthew, 18th chapter.
The executive board Of Calan-
the House. $50 Columbus Ave,
holds a Food Sale, Saturday, Feb.
"a. Buy your baked bean din
ner there.
The Mary and Martha Guild
Of st. Johns Episcopal Church,
| 1852 fremont St, Roxbury
Crossing, held its annual Mardi
Gras on Feb. 2 at 8 PM. There
was modern and square dancing,
prizes, costumes, and favors. Re
freshments were sold during the
/ evening.
BUDDY JOHNSON and his
"Fine Brown Frame" orchestra
will be here for a gala pre-hoi-
day dance, Feb. II at the First
Corps Cadets ArmOry, Arlington
St., at Columbus Ave. Buddy
and his crew are winding up a
whirIwind tour Of the South and
West and Boston is privileged to
get him for this date. He has a
host of fans and the band has
been breaking all box office
records. The, Patrol and March
ing Club of the Shriners is spOn-
sOring the affair.
COMING - on Feb. %, the
second annual UNITED Ma
| TIONS MATINEE DANCE is
being presented by the Alpha
Kappa Alpha Sorority at the
Hotel Shelton. Many colorful
personalities from foreign coun-
tries will be there as guests. Spe-
cial entertainment. Contact your
4 AKA friends for tickets. Remem-
berthe holiday afternoon-Feb.
%.
History Week celebration by
AristO Club, Sunday, Feb. H.
1851 at 3 P. NJ. at international
House, 1872 Beacon st., Boston
James GOss, speaker-tribute tC
DIR. Carter 6. WoOdsOn. Fine
musical program. Public is in
vited.. Silver offering.
A unique feature Of the morn
/. ing service at Mt. Calvary Bapt-
ist Church, 1864 fremont Street,