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TURKEY DINNER = Given by
the Happy Hour Club of st. Au-
gustine and st. Martins Church,
Thursday evening, March 20, at
the Church, 20 w. 1enox ST.
Rev. Father Oliver Dale, S.S.J.E.,
Vicar. Supper 6 PM, subscrip-
ton SIPS tax incl.
Miss Nancy Coins Of 5S7 Mass.
ave Boston, hair stylist and
manager Of the Apex Beauty
Salon. $50 Shawmut ave-, Bos-
ton. was the special guest Of
william B. Simmons, 40S West
l47th st., New York City, March
IL through March IS. MI Sim
mons is the versatile hair styl-
ist Of the Rose Meta House OF
Beauty, 9 W. 125th ST., New York
CITY who was recently in charge
OF d hair style show in Boston.
A fabulous party was held at
the Simmons home IN honor Of
Miss Coins. Guests came from
far and near for the occasion.
The entire staff Of Rose Meta'S
cooperated in making She party
the most outstanding event OF
the season.
BREAKFAST - Sunday, April
/, 8 to 10 AM Speakers: Rev.
John L. Bryan, Morgan Memoir
iaI, and Atty. Victor c. Bynoe,
Boston Street Commissioners, at
Gloucester Presbyterian Church,
Rev. william Reeves, Minister,
Sal Mass. Ave, Boston. given by
John Calvin Fidelity Union.
Committee: Mrs. II. Lockett, Mrs.
A. b. King, Mrs. w. Martin, Mrs.
f. Banks, Miss F. James, Mrs. J.
EdmOndsOn, MIR. Courtney John
son. Donation, 80 cents.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Boston Branch of the National
Alliance of Postal Employees is
planning its Annual Waltz
Party which will be held at the
Hotel Somerset, Boston, Thurs
day evening, May 10. Watch
this paper for further an
nouncement
Hold the date-April s, Musi-
clans Ball holloway ballroom,
Revere.
The responsibilities of trustees
and members of governing
boards of New England hos
pitals win be discussed in an
all day Institute on Tuesday,
March 81. as part of the 28th
Annual New England Hospital
Assembly at the Hotel Statler,
March 1928. New England hos
pitals are valued at more than
700 million dollars and care for
more than million patients an
nually.
The best Jabberw0ck of the
year is coming. Everyone IS
talking about Deltas' production.
Reserve your tickets now. Jab-
berw0ck is a sell-Out perform
ance.
Mrs. Bertha Bailey was SOLO
ist last Sunday afternoon at the
Mass. State Union of Women's
Clubs program rendered at st.
Mark Church. Joenelle Bryant
was accompanist. Mrs. Bailey,
a pupil of Mrs. Elizabeth Ger
man Wheatley whose studio Is
at 81 Camden st., Boston, will
also be soloist for the produc-
ton of 'Inflamatus," to be rend-
cred by the choir of Eastern Ave.
Baptist Church, Maiden, of
which she is a member, Easter
Sunday night.
Greater Boston Housewives
League will observe Fannie B.
Peck Day on May 20.
Exciting, appealing quality
coats and dresses at Gourdin's
Clothing Exchange, 1567-A
Washington ST., near w. Newton
st. Prices are far below cost.
An operator is wanted at the
Apex Beauty Salon, $50 Shaw
nut ave-, Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lacey Mcdowell,
were honored with a surprise
birthday party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Adrian Crosby. Sunday
March, 18 at the Crosby resi-
dence, IL Greenwich Park. Pres
ent to help spread cheer were
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Dixon
Charles Owens, Charles Owens
Charles Arnold. Walter N. Eli
ott, G. E. Richardson and son
Hugh Holmes, James A. Owens
Hugh walltower, Napoleon CHS