The guardian., 1951-04-14
CALENDAR
By AIAIIRA PARK
By ALNIIRA PARK

any desired information about
membership in the organization
and about the monthly perform
ances of such outstanding dane
ers as Jean Leon Destine who
comes to the theatre on April
% for the Guardian Night, and
others. At my school Of Fine
Arts at Waumbeck Street,
dance lovers may also obtain in
formation and tickets CHI 3
4881)." ALI friends of 'Trot-
ter's Paper" which he founded in
1901 are asked to make Mon
day, April %, a memorable night
and a fitting tribute to the
memory of the great agitator for
equal rights whose birthday
came this month In addition to
the marvellous performance Of
the Haitian dancer and his troupe
there will be other features to
highlight the evening. AS Mrs.
Lillian Williams, who headed
committee a dozen years ago
that raised nearly 5000 for The
Guardian, said recently, There
should be a committee of 500 to
work on the Guardians 50th
anniversary events and raise
$4,000, as there never has been
a paper like this Boston one that
has so long worked for the in.
terests of the race, has never put
pelf above principle and has al
ways been true to the highest in
terests of the race" Harry Smith
of the Avenue Realty pledged
/ the first reservation, Mr.. Albert
Costa of St. Cyprian's came next
with two pledges and a Guar
dian reader came next. A Haitian
resident orders three tickets foI
some Haitian students. The
/ tickets at $1.80 were in the
hands of committee on Thursday
! Make reservations at Guardian
office, 977 fremont Street (Tel.
/ GA 7-2727)s at Miss Lewis S
/ Studio, Waumbeck Street. and
at the Boston Dance Theatre, 81
Hemenway Street. Ladies are
advised that they can come in
festive array or in afternoon
dress. There will both be in
evidence on the night of Mon
day, April %. Mrs. Lillian
Sharp Hunter, guest of honor at
a reception in the P.B.M. Club
Sunday before last, and Henry
K. Craft, both members of New
York's SCAD, were called back
to the Big City the same night
by their official duties. Just be-
fore their departure they were
entertained at dinner at the
Gardner Hotel on Mass. Avenue
by the Charles NJ. Robersons.
The friends of Mrs. Mary
Milby of 23O w. Canton Street,
will regret to learn that she is
/ at City Hospital in an exceed
ingly serious condition. To
their lovely home, 1Kalada Park
Roxbury-so much of it decorat-
ed by themselves-Mr. and Mrs.
H. Hume Gibson bid poet St.
/ Clair Kirton HE to relax after
his strenuous recital held in
Union Baptist Church for the
benefit of the United College
Fund. The evening was a most
delightful one and the guests
who included Mr.. and Mrs. An
thony Hawkins Of Brockton
Mrs. Victor Mascail and Mrs
Charles G. Steward enjoyed q
Z delectable supper of salads and
ices. Both host and hostess are
I musicians Of talent. the husband
a ssxaphonist and the wife a
pianist. The latter is also a
literateur and has been neard
on the public platform. The
de Paur Infantry Chorus last
Sunday at symphony Hall drew
a capacity audience that sat en-
thralIed while the military men
sang all sorts Of music.
Everybody wishes Mrs. Florence
Lesueur. former president of the
Boston NAACP. a speedy recov-
cry after her serious illness.