The guardian., 1952-07-05
CITY NEWS

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speciaIizes in real estate and in
surance OF every description,
stressing courtesy service in
tegrity. Ss6-A WARREN ST,
ROxBURY. HI 2-S77O; HI 5-Sl74-
The Annual Piano Recital Of
students of the Music Lovers
School Of Music, L. G. Trotman,
teacher, was held at the Union
Methodist Church, Columbus
ave. last Friday, June q. The
selections played by the students
were well received and applaud
ed by the audience. Outstanding
we're: Barbara and Mary Ellen
King playing "Tarantella" and
"Fuer Elise, Alice Hamilton
playing Avalanche" and Flow
er Song, and Nancy Gum play
ing "Valse Novelette," Debussy's
"Claire de lune" and "Litz's
Hungarian Rhapsody" played by
Beverly Be n d ers; Lecuona's
"Malaguena" and "Suppe's Poet
and Peasant Overture" played by
Gretchen Rock, were well done
and drew long and loud applause.
Enthusiasm reached its climax
with Eric Sargent's masterful
rendition Of Addinsells WARSAW
Concerto. He was presented his.
certificate from the school, and
received quite an ovation from
the audience. He will soon be
entering the United States Air
Force.
An unusually large group of
parents and friends attended the
graduation exercises of the Glass
of so of the Cooper Centre Nur-
sery School on Thursday, June
2e, at 80 Williams ST., ROxbury.
The closing party of the John
w. Williams Club was held at
the home of Mrs. Nellie Smith
in East Weymouth. A group of
26 travelling in private cars was
present. The beautiful garden
was much admired. After the
business hour a delicious colla-
ton was served by the host
esses Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Lalia
and Mrs. Ella johnson.
It was at a late hour that the
left for home. They re-
port delightful trip.
A most impressive program was
presented by the children, wear
ing the traditional white caps
and gowns, and directed by the
school director, Mrs. Frances
Byrd. Mrs. Charles c. McPher-
SON, chairman of the Board Of
Cooper Centre, presented diplo-
mas to the following graduates:
CarIOtta Bee, Alfred BOwden,
Paula Diggs, Warren Harris, JO-
seph Prince, Rena Sheffield, Lor-
raine Smith, Brenda Still, Bruce
TavaGa and jeanne Thomas.
The Thrifty Art Club held
their closing meeting of the sea-
son On June is at the home of
Mrs. James Taylor, Is Wabon ST.,
Also, on June % the
club met at the home of the
president. Mrs. Lambert of 61O
Columbus ave. and were served
delicious collation.. The club
then iourneyed to the Carl Duck
Far mfor dinner and had most |
enjoyable evening after which |
the members all went by the |
home of Mrs. Simmons in Maiden |
and spent the rest of the even
in gthere and were pleased each |
to receive from Mrs. Simmons
a fine bouquet from her garden.
The members present were Mes
danes Shells Lambert, presi-
dent, Francis Moore, recording
secretary, Evelyn Jette, treasur-
er, Iona Morrison, chaplain, and
L. Williams and Edna Morgan.
After this delightful evening all
departed wishing each other a
happy vacation.
AmOg the many friends attend
ing were oted Mrs. G. Nelson
Brigham, president Of the New
England Conference of WOmen's
Society of Christian Service. and
Mrs. Lester MacFarIand, Presi-
dent Of the WestfieId Women's
Society of Christian Service.
On this Sunday July 6, 1852
at 6 PM. the Christian Endeavor
of Columbus ave. A.M.E. Zion
Church will have as their speak
er, Rev. Franklyn Rodrey. Rev.
A. A. Perry, Pastor.
William B. Markum, Jr., spent
a few days with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William B. Markum,
Sr., of 80 Greenwich St., Roxbury.
While here he took the Mass.
State Dental Board examination.
William is at present practicing
in New York City.
The Bay State Women's Politi-
cal Club held its closing meet
ing Of the season Monday even
ing, June 30, at 55S Mass ave.
when the views of the leading
presidential hopefuls were dis
cussed.
The Wisteria Charity Club en-
joyed a successful season. and
closed for the summer on June
Is when the club was hostess to
Miss Alvira Hazard at the Pro
fessional and Business Mems
Club, 543 Mass. ave. The club
made a donation to the Morgan
Memorial Camp for sending
child TO camp for the summer.