The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-08-16

Mrs Hulda Henderson, Ineas
Higgin, and Mr.. and Mrs. Driver
were special guests and motored
down to the beach in Mrs. Bal
lard's car. II was a pleasant SUR
prise for Mrs. Driver whose
birthday it was and the chorus
sang Happy Birthday" and one
Of their favorite songs. Mrs. Bal
lard and the Chorus thank every
one for making the outing such a
success. Any time you wish good,
clean fun get in touch with Mrs.
Lille Ballard and her Gospel
Chorus, of Ebenezer Baptist
Church.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Russell Of
Mansfield, Mass, prominent in
Masonic circles send greetings to
their friends from Seattle, Wash
ington where they have been va
cationing. They motored to the
West covering 3142 miles. Mr.,
Russell is brother of DR.. A. p.
Russell of Hardwood st.
On Monday evening, August 4,
Mabel J. Dean, social worker,
who resides at 535 Columbus ave-,
introduced her cousin, Mrs. Stew
art Thomas of Chicago. ILL.,, to
the following friends: Mesdames
Ollie Knox, Maude Woodruff,
Alma Williams, Hattie Grevious,
Lila Talley, Martha Kelley, Fam
ME Bell, Sadie Turner; Anna Bob
bitt- Gardner, Rita Allen, Eula
Bell, Lucille Struggles, Jeanette
Williams, Ada Eceles, Florence
Morgan, Rita Green, Carrie Lind
say and Iva Simpson; Misses An
ME Atkinson, Lille Hammonds,
Alzata Jackson and Phyllis Ev-.
ans; Messrs. and Mesdames:
Ralph Kimble, Albert Snowden,
James Rapers, Samuel Washing
ton and John G. Holton. Many
social courtesies were extended
to Mrs. Thomas during her visit
in Boston.
Governor Paul A. Dever issued
a Proclamation for the observ-
ance of Indian Day on. Tuesday,
Aug. IL, in tribute to the CO.
operation given the settlers from
the old world by the inhabitants
of the new world.
The Mid Week Prayer Circle
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Amy Thompson, a shut-in, "a
Kendall ST., second floor, Tues
day, August 10 about 8 Pm.
Bible lesson in st. John, 18th
chapter.
Mrs. Herbert Moseley of Balti-
more, Md, is in Everett having
come on to settle the affairs of
her mother, Mrs Emma Tarby
who passed away last January.
The State Contes tor Juveniles
of Heroines of Jericho, A. F. g.
AM. was won at the convention
in Baltimore, Md, by Massachu-
sets Naomi Juvenile Circle, H.
Of J.
The Samuel Coleridge-T Taylor
Musical Association at its last
business meeting received a com
munication from the Mass. Fede-
ration of Music Clubs OF which
the association is a member in
viting the members to the Fede-
ration outing. Other business was
the report by Chairman John
Powell of plans for the clubs an
nual concert in aid of its scholar
ship fund. The concert will be
the last of October and the place
is expected to be Ebenezer Bap-
fist Church. More particulars
later together with names of
participants to be heard. Presi-
dent Ella Martin and V. Presi-
dent Maud Woodruff leave today
for New York to attend as dele
gates to the annual convention of
the National Association Of
Colored Musicians, inc.
Reports from various areas, of
1 the city clearly indicate that Bos-
I ton will be well represented at
the Elks' convention in Atlantic
/ City this month. Elks and daugh-
ter Elks will make the journey by
train, bus and private car. To all
on the trip: Best wishes for a
happy time.