The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-11-08
CITY NEWS


motto Of Julian c. Branker, who
speciaIizes in real estate and IN
surance of every description,
stressing courtesy service In
tegrity! 1894 WARREN ST,
ROXBURK. Hi 2-377O: HI 5-Sl74.
The Charitable Health Associa-
tions tea Sunday, Nov. 9, 4 PM.
at $50 Mass ave. will have as
guest speaker, Mrs. Jack Harper
of the Physicians Medical Labor
atory, Washington, D. c. The
public is invited. There viii be
no admission charge. Mrs. Satyra
P. Bennett is president and Mrs.
Margaret Lewis chairman.
The Professional Dressmakers
and Designers Guild cordially,
invites you to a cocktail party at
Rowland Manor, Sunday, Nov.
30. 4 to Z Pm. Come and enjoy
yourself and bring your holiday
guest. Invitations can be had
from any Of the officers or
members. The president is Mrs.
Edna Morgan, modiste, 355 War
rem st., Roxbury.
The ANNUAL THREE-DAY
FAIR Of st. BarthOlOmew's
Church will be held in the Far
ish Hall of the Church 239 Har-
ward ST., Cambridge. Wednesday,
Nov. IL, through Nov. IA, 1852.
Variety Show, Wednesday, Nov.
IL Turkey Dinner, Nov. Is,
PM. served by the men of the
Parish, Admission $1.5O Friday,
local talent night. Gaily decOrat-
ed booths chance to buy Xmas
gifts. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all. Claudine A. Robin
SON, chairman. and her commit
tee are working hard to make
the affair success.
/ After attending the National
Housewives League convention
in Washington, Mrs. Estella Lee
Crosby attended the convention
of the National Association of
Business and Professional Wo-
men in Philadelphia. The Boston
Chapter will hold its initial
meeting Sunday, Nov. 16 at La
Newton Beauty School, 462 Mass
ave.
Free tickets on application at
NE. Conservatory of Music in
clude: a pianoforte recital by
Howard Cooling, supervisor of the
piano department at the New
England Conservatory of Music,
Wednesday, November II, in Jor-
dan Hall at $3.50 Pm. The pro-
gram is Schubert, Sonata in A
minor, OPP. 1874; Haydn, Sonata |
in G major; Schumann, Etudes
Symphoniques, OPP 10; Debussy, |
Images (2e serie); Debussy, La /
Puerta del vino; Ravel, Une bar
que sur Pocean; a concert by Adj |
vanced Students of the Conser-
vatory, Thursday, November IS,
in Jordan Hall at $3.50 PM; a
concert by Mildred Miller, mezzo-
soprano, graduate of the Conser-
vatory and member of the Met
ropolitan Opera Company, Sun
day, November 16, in Jordan Hall
at $3.50 PM. This concert is for
the benefit of the Scholarship
Fund of the Conservatory.
((Tickets on sale at the Jordan
Hall box office. a concert by the
Delta Omicron Sorority of the
Conservatory, November II in
Recital Hall at $3.50 PM; a vio-
1oncello recital by Paul Tortelier
presented by the Fanny Peabody
Mason Music Foundation and
sponsored by the Conservatory
Tuesday, November 10 in Jordan
Hall at $3.50 Pm. Tickets without
charge up to the capacity of the
hall on application to the Jordan
Hall box offlce.
WOmen'S Day will be celebrat-
ed at the Union Baptist Church,
Cambridge, on Sunday, Nov. 8.
Guest speaker in the morning
will be Mrs. Eva Gibson Of Wash
ingtOn, DC. Her subject Re
IigiOus Heritage of Women. At
the afternoon service, dynamic
Miss Gertrude TanneyhiH, former
Urban League worker, will be the
guest speaker.
National Children's Book Week
comes Nov. is Nov. % at the
Boston Public Library.
The Stewardess Board, No. IA,
CharlesSt. A.M.E. Church, met
Thursday night, Nov. 6 at 8 Carl
ton ST., Roxbury, President STAFF
ford presiding.
The Church of God and Saints
of Christ, 1853 fremont st., are
celebrating the 14th anniversary
of the pastor, Elder H. Hall, Nov.
3-13, ending with special pro-
gram, Sunday, Nov. Is, at 7:3O
> PM, Ernestine Williams, Mistress
of Ceremonies. Revs. Grady and
Roberts assisted Nov. 8 and Nov.
6; Revs. Kelly and Bennett will
participate Nov. II and Nov. Is.
Hear THE MELLOAIRS over
Radio Station WBZ, Sundays,
9:45 to 10 am. BrOadcasts begin
Oct. IL. Special church announce
ments can be obtained at a rea-
sOnable cost. Call Financial SpOn-
scr, c. w. Heron Common
wealth 1884.
II J. Nathaniel Saunders of Wash
ington, DC. spent few days in
Boston this week visiting his sis
y ter-in-IaW Miss Elsie Kicks. rs