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

1 clude a reception for the mem
Der college presidents by the 1000
alumni Of the city and a convoca-
ton at Town Hall open to the
public.
Sylvia Reed, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. H. c. Reed Of 1874 Wal
nut ave, entered Boston Latin
School this year. Her father IS
proprietor Of a shoe repairing
store on Columbus ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Williams
and their two lovely children
spent their vacation during
August at their summer cottage,
Cabeltow, on Cape Cod near
plymouth. They had as guests
over the Aug. 20 weekend several
Boston friends including Mrs.
susie Talbot, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Braithwaite and children, Mr..
and Mrs. John Parcelle and
grandson, Mr.. and Mrs. Mama
Thomas, Mrs. Annie M. Jackson,
Mrs Erma o. Walcott, Fritz
johnson, Everett Peace, Mrs.
Unity Harris, George Bailey,
little Brenda and Patricia Van
story and others. The guests
were highly entertained with
fishing, swimming and boating
and enjoyed delicious repasts,
cold drinks restful swings and
beach chairs. In departing all
expressed their appreciation OF
the delightful hospitality extend
cd them. Mrs. Williams is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mama
Thomas, formerly of 81 Elmore
st. who now make their home |
with her and Mr.. Williams.
Miltilda Birch, soprano, GLADYS
Fuller, accompanies at NE. Mu-
tual Hall, Sunday afternoon, Nov.
9. the 5Ist anniversary of The
Guardian auspices Boston Liter
ary and Historical Association.
Gladys Bergman is Director
Edna Bergman is accompanist of
the Greater Boston Church, !
Gospel Union Chorus, Lille B.
Ballard, president, which the
Pilgrim Progress Club is present
ing at Ebenezer Baptist Church,
W. Springfield st., on Thursday,
Oct. is, at 8:15 Pm. The sub
;cription is rs.
Regular monthly meeting of
he Samuel COleridge-TaylOr
Association comes this
sunday, tomorrow, Sept. 28,
time in last weeks paper was
President Ella Mar
in is chairman and all can ex-
,ect her usual very fine program,
which includes Maude Woodruff,
peaker { and she will surely en-
ertain you for she is sparkling
With witt and for music there
viii be Arlene and Christine
Sailey, Virginia LOTHIAN, vocal
It, and others. Time $50 PM.
lace $50 Mass ave.
Ir. and Mrs. Joseph Paris and
Rowena, of Truro,
.anada, visited relatives. in Bos-
IN for a week and left Thursday
Or Montreal to visit other rela-
ives. In Boston they were !
uests of their aunt, Mrs. Susie
of 7 Hubert ST., Roxbury
nd cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
leckett of 2 Roswell ST., Jamaica
lain.
The Mother And Daughter in
tecitaT' Bertha Bailey, soprano,
Arlene Bailey, mezzo sporano,)
S the presentation which is spon-
ored by Elizabeth German
for Sunday, Oct. IL, at
i:30 Pm. at Emmanuel Baptist
Parish Hall, Madison st., Maiden.
Gladys will serve as accompanies !
md the admission is seventy-five
cents. These two singers sang !
at Sunday afternoon |
5. coleridge-Taylor meeting and
were loudly applauded
The Christ Temple Church
School 80 KeniIwOrth st., ROx-
bury will have its Promotion Day
exercises Sunday, Sept. 2s, at
9 80 am. All parents, friends and
visitors are invited to see and
hear about the achievements the
pupils have made. This is their
great day. Doris l.. Moore, supt.,
DR. w. F. Fisher, director and
Rev. Oddus Barbour, minister.
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