The guardian., 1951-10-06

ence Warren, Maude Wodruff,
Secretary Harold Evans, Ernest
O'Banyoun, John H. Powell.
Prior to her departure for her
southern trip, Mrs. Leila C. Fran
/ els of Rowland St., well known
church and club woman, was
given a surprise going away par
4 ty at her spacious beautiful
1 apartment. Mrs. Lucille Richard
son, Mrs George Downey and
Mrs. Jessie Atherby had maneg-
ed to decorate the dining room
lsand living room with flowers
for the occasion. The gorgeous
cake with LEILA" inscribed on
the center was from the famous
Bob Wear Of Brookline. Owing
to Mrs. Francis recent illness,
instead of gifts each guest pre-
sented her with beautiful cards
with cash which was a most
pleasant surprise. The dining
table was beautiful sight with
covers laid for ten and the din
ner consisted Of broiled chicken,
green peas, lettuce and tonatoe
salad, baked macaroni, broccoli
and refreshing drinks. Mrs. Fran
els thanks the following friends
who were present for the plea
SAINT surprise. Messers William
H. Simpson of Hamilton Terrace,
New York City, and Lawrence
Hogue and Mesdames Lucille
Richardson, Jessie A til erley,.
George Downey, Margarits Tate.
Ella Gentry and Eve Nembey Of
New York City, cousin Of Mrs.
Francis.
"A Fall Fashion Show present.
ed by Mrs. Gertrude Danes Of,
the Royal Dressmaking, 16 Ham
mOnd ST., will be given under
the auspices Of the Junior and
intermediate Ushers Of Ebenezer
Baptist Church, w. Springfield |
st, Rev. w. S. RaveneII, Pastor,
Wednesday, Oct. 10, at $3.50 PM.
Admission 50 cents.
The Greater Boston House /
wives Leagues meeting last Sun
day at 558 Mass. Ave. was de-
cidedly interesting with a large
attendance and the addition Of
new members, Mrs. Viola Mason.
president Mass. Union of Wo-
men Clubs, and Mrs. Barbara
Broadfield gave ecouraging talks
Atty. Gladys Shapiro entertained
with a story of her European
tour. League President, Mrs. Es'-
teIla L. Crosby announced that
a large New England delegation
will attend the National House
wives League Convention, which
will be held in Washington, Oct.
10. She also stated that plans are
going forward for the annual
/ pre- Christmas bazaar under d.
rection of Mrs. Nsttie jackson,
chairman.
/ Section Two Of the Pilgrim
Progress Club holds its annHal
Autumn Tea, Sunday, Oct. IA,
$3.50 PM. at the Ebenezer Bapi
test Church, Mrs. Rheable Ed
wards will be the speaker and
there will be fine musical pro-
gram. Don't miss this treat.
There will be an organ recital
by Richard Reynolds Of the New
England Conservatory Of Music
Tuesday, October 9, in Jordan
Hall at $50 Pm. The program
includes selections by Psehelbel
Sweelnck, Bach, Brahms, Haydn
+ Mozart and Manari. The public
/ is cordially invited to attend; no
tickets necessary.
Sensational Dance Revu
"TROPICANA" - First appear
ance in Boston - January 14-15
1852.
Henry B. Battle, 15s craw-
ford st.. is i'll at the Sancta Maria
Hospital, $50 Memorial Drive,
Cambridge,
Cooper Community Centre Is
conducting Midgetland Pla y
School for tots, ages 4 to 5 years.
Apply Cooper Community Cen
tire, 36 Williams ST., Rox. HI s.
5OS6.
The Clarence Cameron White
Club will sponsor a Gay Nine
ties Party. October 1S, 8 PM
until - at SIS Mass. Ave. Three
prizes will be awarded to the
best cOstumed man. the best cos
tuned woman and the funniest
coStumed man or woman. Flor
enee Williams, chairman, EliEa
beth wheatley, president Ad-
mission 50 cents.
The Salvation Army's Annual
Friendly Appeal, now in its third
week is moving toward the half
way mark of its goal Of s5S5,OnC
for the Greater Boston area
Hundreds Of volunteers ar
working towards the success 81
this all important campaign tol
human needA