The guardian., 1952-01-19

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Church, 712 Shawmut ave, Sun
day afternoon, January n, 1852
at 3:45 to hear the Old Colony
prize winning Elks Band in con-
cert, under the leadership of
John Cook. Appearing on the
program also will be the well
known reader, Mrs. Mary Por-
ter. and Mrs. Una Bell, contralto.
All are cordially invited to be
present.
The Massachusetts, Democra-
tic Women will install officers
Sunday afternoon Jan. q at the
PBM Club SAB Mass ave-, with
Mrs. Margaret O'Riordan guest
speaker.
The Young Adult Fellowship
of st. Cyprian's Church gives
hobo dance in the parish hall,
Friday, Jan. 25, 8 PM.
Arlette Carleton will give a
talk on "Africa" Sunday, Jan. 20
G:3O pm. at the International
Institute, 100 Beacon st. Sally
Ann Doremus will be the soloist
accompanied by Harold DeMund.
The meeting is under auspices of
the Liberia College Club.
James Fowler of Claremont
Park is resting comfortably after
an operation performed at Mass
achusetts General Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clemrnello c.
Clemens of 105 Hammond st.
welcomed their sixth child,
daughter, on Sunday, Dec. %,
1851. The couple now have three
sons and three daughters. Mr..
Clemens is the Guardian cab
bie".
On Jan. 1 little Eugene Round
tree Cheltelham, son of Mrs. Vir-
ginia Roundtree Chaltelham, of
n Munroe ST., celebrated his 10th
birthday with his many little
friends. Among them were
Judith Diggs, and mother, Mrs.
Henry Diggs, Vetelle Roundtree,
Brent Selden, Robert and Wal
ter Davis and others together
with all his aunts and uncles and
other relatives. Table decora-
tions were cowboys and indians
on a rand surrounding the
birthday cake which the young
ster cut. And of course there.
were the refreshments that chill
dren enjoy.
The Savannah Home Associa-
ton elected the following Off
GERS at the last meeting: Hrs.
/ Laura Selden, president; Mrs.
Mary Ella Burdett, vice pres;
Sylvia Wilson, recording secre-
tary; Mary Raynor, financial
sec'y; Charles Middleton, trea-
surer; Sarah Howard, chaplain;
Peggie Morris, chairman Sick
committee; Alice Hopper, publi-
city chairman.
Helen w. Holiday of 131 Lenox
ST., returned Saturday from two
weeks trip to Philadelphia and
New York City In the latter
city she visited her daughter,
Mrs. Marie Brown, and the lat
ter's son, Donald, and in New
York she was the guest of Mrs.
IL. McClain and visited her
friend, Mrs. Julia Faucet.
Mrs. w. H. Love of 236 w.
Canton st. who has been i'll was
benefited much by a visit from
her sister.
SAVE the evening of Febru-
ary 81 (the night before George
Washington's Birthday 9-12:3O
for the third Annual United
Dance givenby Psi Omega Chap
ter Of Alpha Kappa Alpha Soro-
rity at Hotel Shelton.
For further information phone
Olivia M. Solomons UN 4-O736.
Lorena Cuzzens HI 5-5431 or any
member.
On Jan. 4 the annual meeting
and dinner of the Harriet Tub
man House, Is Holyoke st., was
held with a large number pre-
sent. There was no material
change in the list of officers.
Mrs. Lima Bailey whom all know
is such an efficient worker of
the House and in other organiza
tons is chairman of the home.
On the educational committee
are Mrs. Florence Lesueur and
Mrs. Helen Mann. A delicious
dinner followed the business ses-
sion. The Tubman House drive
70 membership is in charge of
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