The guardian., 1952-03-29
CITY NEWS


The Massachusetts, Union Of
Women's Clubs present HELEN
ROBERTS NORVELLE, out
standing soprano Of EngIewoOd,
Nj, Sunday, April ~, $3.50 PM.
at Peoples Baptist Church, Rev.
RIM. Owens, Pastor. Subscrip-
ton $1.0O. Elizabeth CrichlOw,
Chairman, Claire HargrOve, Sec
retary, Nan Trapp, Chairman of
Publicity.
The Kitchen Committee of
Col Ave. A.M.E Zion Church
presents a fashion show next
month at the church. Mrs. Mary
Belton is chairman and Mrs.
Cora Schuyler is president.
The Resthaven League is spon-
soring a Small Fry Fashion show
to be held at st. Cyprian's parish
hall April N, 2 to $50 Pm. Mrs.
Beatrice Holley is the president.
Syria Temple 81. A.E.A.O.N.M.S.
Patrol and MarcNng Club will
give a gala cabaret dance and
show, Calypso Night, at Dor
chester Plaza, Friday night Apr.
18, featuring the Parketts, fast
moving group Of Tan Beauties
who can dance to perfection the
latest Calypso Rhythms. Exotic
Frances Brown, unequalled in
her interpretations of the newest
in songs, and George Irish and
his new Calypso Band, the latest
sensation in New England. $1.50
admission, tax included. Table
Reservations Call: Bill Reid, GA
1896.
Mrs. Hester Ward of Brooklyn,
NY, spent the weekend in Bos-
ton the guest of her relatives.
She is a cousin of the we'll
known James Tucker of Rox-
bury.
"Springtime is a good time to
recondition your scalp, says
Beautician Edith Coles, proprie-
tor of independence Beauty
Shoppe, 388 Northampton st.
Hair care is a MUST for with
out beautified hair you can't
have style.
Miss Berniee Bonner arranged
the entire program for the tea
which was given by the Mrs.
Roger Wolcott Auxiliary 18,
ANU. at tn eHarriet Tubman
House, Sunday afternoon March
16. Members declare the pro-
gram was the best the Auxiliary
has ever presented.
THE SIDEWALK THEATRE
PLAYERS, directed by ]. Richie
Coleman were such an over
whelming success in Detective
Story" that they are presenting
The Glass Menagerie," by Ten
nessee Williams on Thursday,
Friday, and Saturday, April II,
IS and l Cat the Robert Gould
Shaw House, IL Windsor st..
Roxbury at $3.50 Pm. Stars Of
the production are M. Aldon
Norris, Ada Roston, Milton Melt
zer all of Roxbury and Pearl
Schiff of Dorchester. "The Glass
Menagerie", one of the most IA
nous plays of the modern
theatre, q drama of great ten
derness, charm and beauty, will
be done e-in-the-round.
Tickets are on sale now at Shaw
House, II Windsor Street, Rox-
bury. Telephone reservations
may be made by calling Mrs.
Katherine Coleman at Highlands
5-9332.
The Regular monthly meeting
of the Women's Auxiliary of the
National Alliance of Postal EN-
playees was held at the home of
Mrs. Mabel Cotton, Norfolk st..
Cambridge. On conclusion of
business meeting bids were
issued to members for the End
Annual Waltz Party to be held
at the Hotel Vendome, Common
wealth ave., Friday, May Is. The
large committee working stren-
uously for the success of this
venture is as follows: Mesdames
Alice Jones, Mildred Corby. Ber-
tha Pearson, Rita Merritt, Marie
Garaer, Beatrice Simkins. Mrs.
Matte Roberts, Violante Clark.
Thelma Wallace, Mabel Cotton,
Jessie Douglass. See any mem
Der of the Auxiliary for your bid.
An unusual treat is in store for
you if you missed out on last
wears "Partyn On adjournment