The guardian., 1951-09-15
CITY NEWS

Lodge No. 129, LB.P.0.E. Of w.
Cambridge, Friday evening, Sept
2I, at Bunker Attucks Halt, l5s
Springfield ST., Boston. Mrs,
Mildred jenkins Haughton, So
pranO; Miss Joenelle Bryant
contralt0; Mrs. Cynthia Bel
grave Jones, reader, will appear,
P.DR. Ella Roam Harris, Chr;
PER. Conrad SkelIey, Co-lhr
Subscription IS cents; Reserved
Tables S1.00.
The first meeting of the season
Of the Mrs. Roger Walcott Army
and Navy Union Auxiliary No.
i8 will be held on Wednesday,
Sept. 10, at the Harriet Tub
man House, 25 Holyoke st. The
president, Mrs. Mary A. Turner
asks all members to be present
as business Of Importance IS 20
come before the meeting.
Mrs. .Addie Lucas Of Northn-
ampton ST. entertained the Wo-
mems Bible Glass of Peoples
Baptist Church with grand
opening party Sunday Sept 9.
At an artistically arranged table
was served a sumptuous repast
consisting of chicken salad, var.
iety Of sandwiches, punch, cook
les, fruit and candy. The Re-
viyalist Singers, who are rsm-
bers Of the class, rendered Sc
lections and poems were read by
several of the other memoers.
Those present were: Mesdames
Reda Morgan, teacher; Mary
Irving, asst. teacher; Rosa Lloyd
sec; Effie Dilday, asst. ser.
Carrie Daniels, leader Of sing
ing; Clara Diggs, former teacher
and guest of honor; Theola Bell,
Perlenia Reed, Fannie Brannon,
Lillian Floyd, Rena Bell How
ard, Maggie Denny; Misses Cath
crime Wilson, Bernetta Floyd,
Jenny Wheary. Messages were
received from many who were
unable to attend.
George Williams Bailey, lyric
soprano, recently returned from
a vacation in Carona, N. ", Eass
Orange, N. j., and Hartford, CT
In New York she was the house
guest of her cousins Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Arnold and was
guest soloist at Sunday morning
service of the Macedonia Meth.
odist Church in Flushing, T.org
Island. In Hartford she was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Wimbush.
The opening meeting Of the
Greater Boston Housewives
League will be held at $50 Mass.
Ave, Monday evening, Seps. a.
A large delegation is planning to
attend the National Housewives
League convention to be held
in Washington Oct. 1912.
The Midweek Prayer Circle
will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Carrinne Roche. a shut-in. IL
Whiting St., Roxbury, Tuesday.
Sept. IS at PM. Bible lessen
is st. Luke, LIST chapter.
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Wheatley
has returned home from her
summer at East Orleans. Mass.
and will resume her vocal classes
September "a at her school, 81
Camden st. She expects a large
enrolment.
The Boston Book lovers Club
held the first fall meeting sun
day, Sept 3, with the president
Mrs .Mabelle Scott, presiaing
A good number was present ana
reports were made by Mrs. Cert
rude Chandler and Mrs. Estelle
Crosby from the convention II
the Northeastern Federation of
Women's Clubs held in Wash
ington, D. c. Plans were made
for the annual tea Sunday. Ocf
20 at $50 Mass. Ave.
The Mass. State Union Of Wo
mems Clubs is planning an
Autumn Tea Sunday, Sept 30
at 558 Mass. Ave. Rev Walfar
Davis of Charles ST. A. M. q
Church will be guest speaker
and an interesting musical pro
gram has geen arranged.
The Missionary Circle Of
Twelfth Baptist Church is doing
fine work in bringing cneer
to the sick and shut-ins The
president, Mrs. B. S.Hester has
arranged a service at Resfhavea
Tor Sunday, Sept. 30, with Rev
". H. Hester as guest speaker
Tea will be served after the
program.
Look forward to the coming
Of Gerald Clark and his band Of
New York, the peoples choice
at the Ritz Plaza, Nov. 9. Spon'
sored by the Windsor Cricket
Club Inc.
Opening the concert season
missionary and club women.
IN the Camb. Community Cen
ter, Sunday. Oct. 7th at 3.9a
VIII be a joint Recital given bv
Ruth Plenty. contralto snd
Charles Everett, dramatic tenor.
Roland Hayes will be prcsent-
ed IN a recital at Union Meth