The guardian., 1951-11-24
CITY NEWS


Sensational ID ance ReVue e
"TEOPICANA" - First appear
ance in Boston - January l4-l5,
1852.
J. w. Burrell, of the Burrell
Realty Co, 1853 w. Springfield
ST., last Saturday left for a visit
of two weeks at his ranch near
Selma, Ala.
A travelogue on England,
France, Switzerland and Italy
with motion pictures was given
by Atty. Benjamin T. Johnson
at the Women's Service Club,
Wednesday nightof last week.
The entertainment was under the
auspices of the United College
Fund. The same organization will
present the Bethune Goodman
Concert Choir in a concert at
the Union Methodist Church,
Monday night, DE-. 10.
Annual Pre-Christmas Bazaar
and Exhibit by the Greater BOs-
ton Housewives League, Thurs
day, November 20, 8 pm. until
at Doric Hall, 1912 fremont st.
Fine program, hiOn show,
good music. Admission 15c. Net
tie Jackson, chairman.
Henry G. McKenna, Chairman
of the 1851 Annual Christmas
Seal Sale of Boston and Chelsea,
spoke to a group of volunteers
at a tea on Tuesday, November
13, at the headquarters of the
Boston tuberculosis Association.
The volunteer workers will assist
at booths located in various
stores, hotels and post offices in
Boston and Chelsea during the
Christmas Seal Sale, which opens
November 10, 1851 and closes
December "a, 1851.
Game Night, Saturday, Nov.
"a, 8 o'clock, at Calanthe Home,
$50 Columbus Ave-, by Executive
Board. Come-LOts of fun.
The annual bazaar of the
Greater Boston Housewives Lea
que, Thursday, Movembr 20, at
1O42 fremont St, Roxbury, pro-
misses to be a gala affair. Enter
tainment features are fashion
show; corsetiere demonstration
by Mrs. Blanche Connor; mas
sage demonstration by Mrs.
Gladys F. Howard of Health
Haven; and a literary and musi-
cal program. On sale will be
beautiful and useful articles
appropriate for Christmas gifts
and also homemade fruit cakes.
The League invites the public to
spend the afternoon and evening
at its bazaar and meet and know
Boston's business men and wo-
men. The Leagu's motto is: 1--WE
Boost and Build Business.
The following concerts and re-
citals will be givn at the New
England Conservatory during
November: Monday, "a, at $3.50
pm. Concert by advanced Con-
servatory students, Recital Hall:
Founders Day concert in Recital
Hall, Wednesday, November %,
at $50 pm; first in a series of
Lectures on contemporary music
by F. Judd Cooke Of the faculty,
Thursday, November %, at IL
noon in Jordan Hall; Of piano
and voice by the Newman Club
Thursday. November 29, at $3.50
pm; concrt by the Carr Organ
Society, Friday, November 80, at
$3.50 pm. No tickets are neces-
sary and the public is cordially
invited to attend.
The Resthaven League held its
monthly meeting at the home Of
the vice-president Miss Clarissa
Holmes, 81 Louis Prang St. in
the Fenway, Wednesday, Nov. IA
During the business hour plans
for the seasons activities were
discussed and adopted. The meet
ing closed with a social period,
during which a delicious COLA
ton was served by the hostess.
Mrs. Anna Jackson of Welles-
lev Hills will spend the winter
months at Green Palm, S. c.
She left for the south on Thanks
giving Day.
NAACP Boston Branch Pro-
test Meeting to report on the
Samuel Shepard, Groveland,
Florida, Murder Case will be
held at the Union Methodist
Church, w. Newton Street and
! Columbus Avenue, Boston, Tues
day, November 81, at 8 p. m.
Election of Nominating Commit