The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-09-27
CITY NEWS

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The Pilgrim Progress Club
Section 2 of Ebenezer Bapt
Church has completed plans fol
the annual tea to be held at the
church Sunday, Oct. IL, 3 pm,
Guest speaker will be Mrs. Paul
inc Gardescu, executive director
International Institute. Her sub
iect is Citizenship in a Great
World Power. Musical selec-
tons BY the Pearson Family and
Mrs. Vera Carney Mrs. E. Alice
Taylor is president; Mrs. Lillian
Braxton, co-chairman; Mrs. Es-
tella L. Crosby, program chair
man.
Secretary of State Edward J..
Cronin reminded eligible citizens
that Friday, October 8 is the last
day to register for the State Elec-
ton on Nov. 4. To stimulate in
terest in voting by Massachu-
sets citizens, Secretary Cronin
will serve as moderator on local
radio station broadcast with
Daniel Tyler Jr. and John Q.
Carr, respective chairmen of the
Republican and Democratic state
committees. vote as you please,
but please vote" will be the
theme of the program, Cronin's
office announced.
COMING, COMING! - Look
forward to October 10, 1852. BY
popular demand, Isaac Eliot and
his Band of New York City at
the Ritz Plaza Ballroom, spOn-
sored by the Windsor Cricket
Club, Inc.
The Mass State Union Of Wo-
mems Clubs holds its annual
musical tea, Sunday, Oct. 5, $3.50 |
nm. at 558 Mass. ave. Atty Glen
dora McTlwain will be the guest
speaker A fine musical program
has been arranged. Club wo-
men and friends are invited to be
present to enjoy the treat in store
for them. Mrs. Rachel Saunders
is state president; Mrs. Mabelle
B. Scott, finance committee chair
man; Mrs. Nan E. Trap, chair
man of the tea.
The League of Women Voters
South End Unit will have its
opening meeting, Wednesday,
Oct. Is, 8 pm. at the gouth End
Music School % Rutland st. Meet
ing is open to public. Women are
asked to join the league.
Miltilda Birch, soprano, Gladys
Marine Fuller, reader, Carmen
Fuller, at the piano, at NE. Mu-
tuaI Hall, Sunday afternoon,
Nov. 9, the 51st anniversary Of
The Guardian, auspices Boston
literary and Historical AssOcia-
ton.
An ACQUAINTANCE TEA
will be given by the League of
for Community Service at
558 Massachusetts ave-, Boston on
October Il 4 to 6 o'clock.
All community-minded persons /
are invited.
The Mid-Week Prayer Circle
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Alice Ford, a shut-in, 726h
ave-, apt. /, second
floor, Tuesday, September 80,
about 8 Pm. Bible lesson is st. |
John 18th chapter.
Coming Event - Testimonial |
In honor of Dorothy Richardson,
aiven by former members of the
Greater Boston Negro" Chorus
October ID, 1852.
Midgetland Play Schoo ! of
Cooper Community Centre, I'll
Shawmut ave-, is now open for
registration for children too old
for Nursery School, and too
young for public School Kinder
garten Hot lunches, supervised
play and rest period is only
few of the benefits your Az or 5
year older will enjoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Kelsey Of IA
Hollander st., Roxbury, visited
Mr.. Kelsey's brother who is one
of the leading dentists of Atlanta,
Ga.
The Professional Dressmakers
and Designers Guild have re-
sumed their monthly meetings at
464 Mass. ave. and have made
plans for the Forthcoming Cock
tail Party which is to be held on
the last Sunday in November at
the Rowland Manor. This affair
promises to be a gala one. They
also made plans for their Xmas
party and are working on plans
for the 1858 fashion show. Dis
cussion of the evening was on
new fabrics for the fall season,
highlighting the combining of
wool and leather. Officers of the
Guild are: Mrs. Edna Morgan,
president MRS. Elaine Collins
vice president, Miss Edith Mum
roe, secretary, Mrs. Lydia Nc
Lean, treasurer, Mrs Ruth Riley
parliamentarian, and Mrs. Alyce
Colsen, chaplain.
Pup Tent rs and COOtiette.
Club $40 will give a barn dance
Sept. 26 at 1895 fremont st. Re
freShmentS. Good music. Sub.
scriptiOn so cts.
The 9Th Annual Conference Of
the United College Fund will be
held in PHILADELPHIA. Oct. II. II