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The annual observance OF
the Boston Massacre comes
Sunday, March 4, at $50 PM.
in ST. Cyprian's E piscOpal
Church and down town Mon
day. March S, beginning at II
AM, and concluding at the
monument on the Common at
noon. Everybody invited to
attend.
The Midweek Prayer Band is
meeting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Amy Thomas, "a Kendall
Street. 2nd floor, Tuesday, Feb,
27th at 8 PM. Bible lesson is
st. Matthew, 18th chapter.
Armenia Adams, 13 Albemarle
Street, student at the New Eng
land Conservatory of Music,
played in Student Recital in
Recital Hall of the Conservatory
Thursday afternoon, Feb. Is.
She played Beethoven's Sonata
in E Major, Op. IA, No. /.
The Boosters Associates,
G.Uo.oF., carried through a
successful and enjoyable penny
sale at 558 Mass. ave. on Jan. 30
Founders Tea and Musical will
be held at headquarters of the
League of Women for Commun-
ity Service, 558 Mass. Ave, Sun
day, March /, $3.50 P. NJ. Mrs.
Irene O'Banyoun Robinson is
chairman for the affair, Mrs. G,
Bruce Robinson is the leagues
president.
Mrs. Fred Riggs, 80 Bower
Street has been i'll for two weeks,
suffering with the grippe. She
would like to have her friends
visit her.
The Inter-Alumni Council 0i
the United College Fund presents
Arimae Burrell, COntralt0
Tranas Long, Accompanist, and
st. Clair KirtOn, Poet, in joint
recital at Union Methodist
Church, Columbus Avenue at W.
Newton Street, Boston. The Rev
Egbert C. Mcleod, Pastor. Palm
Sunday afternoon, March IS. al
4 o'clock. Subscription S1.O0
Council Officers are Few. Walter
D. McClane, President; Benjamin
+. Johnson, Vice President; Percy
H. Steele. Treasurer; Miss Jose
phine Lambert, Secretary; Mrs
Frances Palmer. Assistant Sec
retary
The Boston Chamber of Com
merce Brotherhood lunch was
held at the Copley Plaza Tues
day noon. Present were 1900
members. including eleven col
ored members
At the annual meeting Of the
Boston tuberculosis Association
held Feb. Is at the Women's Re-
publican Club, 46 Beacon Street,
+he following officers were elect
ed: President, Nathaniel X.
w o o d. MD: Vice President,
Howard T. Root, MD; Honor
ary VicePresident, John H. Cau-
ley, MD: Treasurer, Charles
Weston; Clerk, Charles Putnam
Smith. Executive COMMITTEES
Chairman, Nathaniel K. Wood
MD. Among the so odd mem
bers of the Council are Drs. John
B. Hall and c. E. c. Phillibert.
Naomi Missionary Circle Of
New Hope Baptist Church will
present Mrs. Mabel Martin to
speak Sunday, March 4, at 300
P. M. and at 7;3O P. M. the Circle
viii present the Twelve Tribes
Of Israel in a play everyone
would enjoy seeing. Come out tc
these meetings. julia Sampton
director, Sallie E. Rhoden, presi.
dent.
POP CONCERT-given by tbs
Week Day Religious Education
Committee. Mrs. E. Alice Taylor
at 500 P. NJ. at Ebenezer Bapt.
ist Church, Rev. w. S. FaveneII
pastor, fine program. Admission
fifty cents.
The cast of Pearl Primus while
in the city were home guests il
the home of Mrs. E. Alice Taylor
192 West Springfield Street.
The New England Conserva-
tory of Music offers the follow
ing free concerts, with M
tickets necessary or on applica-
ton. The opera "Ariadne Au
Naxos" by Richard Strauss vii
be presented by the Opera De
partment Of the New England
Conservatory of Music under th'