The guardian., 1952-12-20

| town, Sierra Leone, West Africa
who is studying at the Forsytl
Dental Infirmary in Boston. H
will speak on 'Nationalism AM
Contemporary Africa. Cues
artist will he Sally Ann Doremus
i accompanied by Barbara Martin
The public is invited.
!. The Jenkins Crphange Com.
of Boston will give a Musica
Tea Sun, Dec. .21, 1852 at 3 PM
at asa Mass. ave-, for the benefit
of Christmas Fund for the Or.
phans in Charleston, sc. DIR. Ay-
Odele Samuels, native African
will be the Guest speaker. A So
cial hour will follow the Musical
The New England Trade IN
ion Council holds a public meet
ing tonight, Saturday, at 558
Mass. ave. Reports of the Cleve-
land convention readings by Dor
othy Daley and Paul Robson
recordings will be the main fea-
lures.
Mrs. Josephine Reeve of Phila-
delphia, Pa, Governor-at-Large
of the National Association of
Business and Professional Wo-
mems clubs, was guest speaker at
a special meeting of the newly
formed Boston Unit of the Asso-
citation last Sunday afternoon,
Dec. IA, at the Women's Service
Club, 464 Mass. ave. Mrs. Reeve
told at length of the workings
Of this woman's organization and
urged the Boston group to strive
to make the local unit strong
one. She was abetted by the local
president, Mrs. Elizabeth Foye,
who talked most enthusiastically
explaining points in the workings
of the Association There was
good sized attendance of women
in business and the professions
who asked many questions and
offered many suggestions for
strengthening the Boston Unit.
Tea was served at the conclusion
of the meeting, by Mrs. Estella L.
Crosby, president of the House
wives League, assisted by other
members.
The executive board of the
Mass, State Union of Women's
Clubs held their joint business
meeting and Christmas party
Monday, Dec. 8, at 464 Mass. ave.
The meeting was conducted by
executive board chairman Mrs.
Melnea Cass. Among other items
Of business, plans were made for
the Good Will Dinner on Jan. %
and for Club Women's Day in
March. Following the business
session came the Xmas party and
also the celebration of the birth
day of president Rachel Saun-
ders. The latter received many
beautiful gifts, chief among them
an electric broiler, presented by
the clubs, and a beautiful slip,
the gift of the Christmas commit
tee. There was an exchange of
gifts also between the members
present. A delicious collation. was
served by the committee, Mrs.
M. c. Brown, chairman. Mem
bers present were Helen Black,
Viola Rider, Mrs. Nan E. Trapp,
Mabelle Scott, Charlotte Sim
mons, Gertrude Chandler, Nellie
Smith, Estella Crosby, B. Noble,
M. Woods, L. Vegas, v. Medley
and Edna G.. Taylor.
Mrs. Gloria Davis has moved
from an apartment in the Lenox
81. project to 81 Holborn St, Rox-
bury.
Mrs. Julia Tucker, of fremont
ST., Roxbury, aunt of Miss Patri-
cia Rainey, has returned from
special trip to New York City to
see how her niece was coming
on. The brief comment she has
to make is that Pat will be all
right.
Wesleyan Service Guild of
Union Methodist Church cOrdi-
ally invites you and your friends
70 attend a pre-Christmas Tea,
Sunday, Dec. 21, 1852 at 4 PM.
Lillian r. GOdbOlt, chairman. -
R.S.V.P.
The annual Hanging of the
Greens" program sponsored by
the Junior League at 558 Massa-
chusettS ave-, will be held this
year on Thursday evening, Dec
ember ID. During this program
of carolling and decorating, the
house will be beautified with
Christmas greens and wreathes.
On Tuesday afternoon, Decem-
Der %, the usual Christmas Par
| ty will be given for the children
in the Ballet School and children
of the community. Toys and
goodies will be distributed with
members of the Senior and
Junior League assisting with the
entertainment. December 80 is
the date set for the Golden Age
Dinner, which is always a high
light of the Christmas activities
at the League of Women for
Community Service.
So many items about Novem-
Der social affairs piled int othe