The guardian., 1951-05-05

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nounces it's Gala May Day
Cabaret and Dance" The festive
occasion is to take place Friday
4 evening, May II, at the Ritz
/ Plaza Hall, Huntington Avenue,
near Symphony Hall. Music is
I to be furnished by Hopeton
4 johnson and his band. Dress
/ optional
The Musical Tea of the Betty
Harper Flower Club at st. Cypri-
ans Parish Hall, comes Sum
day, May 6, at 4 PM, Mrs. Caro-
line Jones, chairman.
A Master Makes Presentation.
Professor Elwyn Barrow, WE'LL
known Organist of st. Cyprian's
Episcopal Church and director
Of the Greater Boston Organist
and Directors Guild, will be
heard in three groups of organ
selections. Each selection has
its explanation as only a Master
can present. We will be favored
with three selections in each
group Assisting Artist: George
r. Margetson, poet; Sydney
Blackman, tenor; Joenelle Bry-
ant, accompanist; Berea Oratorio
Society, Sydney Blackman, di-
rector; presented by the Phebe
Fidelity Service, Mrs. Edith
Kinds, leader; Berea Seventh
Day Adventist Church, 712 Shaw
nut Avenue, Roxbury; E. A.
Loekett, Pastor. Sunday, May 6,
1851, 4 o'clock. Benefit Organ
and Church School. Please come
early.
Emanuel Mansfield, tenor, will
make his only Boston appear
ance at Union Methodist Church
on Monday evening at S:l5, May
I. This benefit concert is under
the auspices of the church choir
and tickets are priced at one
dollar each. Mr.. Mansfield comes
TO Boston after an extensive
tour throughout the South,
Southwest and West.
Rev. Russell A. Roberts, OF
Atlantic City. N. J., preached at
the Sunshine Band Union serv-
ices which were held Sunday.
April 20 at the Pleasant Hill
Baptist Church, Roxbury. Mrs.
Lucille M. Allston, supervisor
said: REV. Roberts preached
three soul-stirring sermons-what
the people wanted and needed.
His message was like a cool
drink of water in dry land. We
wish to thank Rev. S H. Bullock.
pastor of Pleasant Hill Baptist
Church, for his hospitality.
Ebenezer members for their
presence in such large numbers.
and all who helped to make the
services successful"
Prof. Elwyn Barrow, Organist
and ChOirmaSter of st. Cypri-
ans Episcopal Church, will play
three organ selections, Sunday,
May 6, at PM, at Berea Sew
enth Day Adventist Church. 7I2
Shawmut ave-, ROxbury, A. E..
LOckett, pastor. Assisting art
lists: George r. MargetsOn, poet;
Sydney Blackman, tenor; Joen-
ellie Bryant, accOmpanist; Berea
OratOriO Society, Sydney Black
man, director; auspices of Phebe
Fidelity Service, Mrs. E. Kinds,
leader; benefit, organ and school.
Annual Fannie B. Peck Day
observed by the Greater Boston
Housewives League Sunday.
May 20. $3.50 P. NJ. at Charles
Street A. NJ. f. Church, Rev
Walter G. Davis, pastor; Mrs.
Edgar DrlSeOIl, Vice-preSident OF
the League of Women Voters,
speaker; tea served; musical pro-
gram; public invited to attend.
New England Conservatory of
Music cordially invites the pub
lie to the following concerts for
which there is no charge and no
tickets required except as speci-
fed: A concert in memory of the
fiftieth anniversary of the death
of Giuseppe Verdi by the New
England Conservatory of Music
Sunday, May 6, in Brown Han Of
the Conservatory at $3.50 P. M.
The program viii include arias,
duets and concerted pieces from
Verdi's operas. Frederic Pepper
Of the Faculty has selected and
prepared this program. - A song
recital by the pupils Of Marie
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