The guardian., 1952-01-12

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Association were treated to an
evening of fun, frolic and gem
eral festivity. AS is always the
case when President Ella Martin
is the host, a large number turn
ed out. Music and games were
enjoyed, q grab-bag was plum
dered, and a delicious collation.
topped off a typical evening.
Minnie F. Driver, soprano, was
guest soloist last Sunday at the
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church, the
Rev. S. H. Bullock, pastor. Her
accompanist was Maud Woodruff
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew Mendes
invited a few friends Sunday,
Dec. 80 to meet their guest, Mrs.
Ella Boykin. Baltimore school
teacher.
Aristo Club presents Pre-His-
tory Week program Sunday, Feb.
3, at $3.50 pm. at St. Marks
Church, with DR.. Charles Law
renee, professor of sociology and
anthropology, Brooklyn College,
N. Y, the speaker and a special
musical program. Public invited.
Iota and Alpha Omicron Sigma
Chapters of Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority, Inc. present DR.. Helen
Dickens, a member of the Inter-
national College of Surgeons at
its Founders Day Observance on
Sunday, January 13, at three
o'clock at st. Mark Congrega-
tional Church, Townsend St,
Roxbury. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
Omega Psi Phi members ap-
pearing in DETECTIVE STORY
include ]. Richie Coleman produ-
Ger and director. Henry Grazi-
ano, Tarni Biacoppetti; Lincoln
Jones, Mr.. Pritchett; Leon Ewing
Patrolman Barnes; Robert Gar
nett, Gentlemen; J. David Nc
Kinney, Mr.. Gallantz; n d J.
Richie Coleman as Kurt Schnei-
der.
Sorrow is expressed at the
recent death of young Charles
Roberts, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Simeon Roberts Of Ill Ham
mond ST., Roxbury.
Jerry Jackson, former Boston
pianist, is now living in Paris on
the famous st. Michele Boule-
ward.
The first big undertaking of
new Basileus Mary Holman of
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority in Boston
will be their scholarship benefit
to be held at Shaw House, Feb.
2 with the Sidewalk Theatre
Players doing Detective Story.
One Of Winthrop's leading
boys clubs will run its last
Benefit Annual Dance, Saturday,
night, January IL, at the Win
throp Community Center, Shir-
lev ST., Winthrop, Mass. Baron
Hugo and his orchestra of Totem
Pole fame will supply the music.
For many years the Panther
Club, consisting of high school
boys. has been running success
full dances. Since many of the
bows are entering service and
college, this will be their last
year. They plan to make this
dance their biggest success.
Mrs. Hattie Grevious OF 2lO
w. Springfield ST., accompanied
by Vivien, spent the holidays in
Jacksonville, Fla, guest Of her
neice Mrs. Maude Foster and her
sister Mrs. Margaret Woods. vi
vien daughter of Mrs. Foster)
whom Mrs. Greviou's has reared
since the death Of Mr.. Grevious
had greatly looked forward to
seeing he two year old
brother whom she had never
seen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin B. Latti-
more hurried from their home-to
be near their mother, Mrs. Nellie
baltimore Davis, who has been
seriously i'll in the Deaconess
hospital. Mrs. Davis is at home
slowly improving.
Mrs Doris Byars Ray left
town this welk for Chicago
vacation after visiting for the
holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Byars of Wind
sor st., RDxbury. Her husband,
NY. policeman, has Just re-
covered from an attack of Mala-
ria and is back with New York's
finest.
Sarah Vanderbilt Patrol No.
II, of Juanita Temple No. 81 Of
Elks. at the first meeting Of 1852
at 1912 fremont st., entertained
Major Willie Aun Kelley, and
Major Alberta Robinson. Cap
tain Ethel Riddick presided. A
delicious collation. was served. A
most enjoyable evening was
spent by all. Juanita Temple
has rs headquarters in Cam
bridge.
Alan Adams, husband Of Mrs.