The guardian., 1952-12-27

High School in 1948.
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You can help conquer man
kinds greatest crippler by Civ
ing your support to the fund.
raising campaign of the Arthritis
and Rheumatism Foundation now
approaching a close. The Mass
achusetts Chapter, which already
has initiated a program of re-
search, education and clinics but
needs to. expand its services,
seeks to achieve goal of $780,
600. Your contribution sent to
Arthritis, SO Franklin ST., Bos-
ton, can be an expression of the
Christmas spirit and bring closer
the day when all humanity will
walk without arthritic pain.
Wherever you are, your gift will
be credited to your local COM
munity
SILVER LEAF QUARTET of
Boston, radio artists over WTAO
every Sunday morning 7:45 to
$40 o'clock.
The Virginia State College
Alumni Association of Boston,
Mrs. Denice Perkins, president,
met. Dec. 13 at the home of Mrs.
Jessye Cuffey, SO Hawthorne St,
Roxbury, and made plans for a
gala party to be held January 3,
1858.
The POinsettia Club which
consists of a progressive group OF
ladies who reside in various parts
of Greater Boston will give their
first Winter Formal in the lovely
Carter Room, New England Mu-
tuaI Hall, 225 Clarendon ST., Bos-
ton, Mass, Friday evening, Janp-
ary 9. 1853. Music will be by
Cookie & His Seven Sharps. Sub
scriptiOn, $3.50. Mrs. Nellie Smith
of Weymouth, heads the Commit
tee Of arrangements Tickets may
be obtained from any member OF
the Club.
At the Gloucester Memorial
Presbyterian Church, Mass. ave.
last Thursday and Friday eve
nings, all enjoyed a fashion show
of dolls. The figures were most
attractive in their elaborate cos
tunes and they displayed a por-
ton of the wardrobe worn by
members of Doll Town, 55 in
number. There were luninaries
of America also of European and
Asiatic courts. Owner of the
dolls is Adeline B. Washington.
Reserve Friday, March 8, 1858
for viewing the second annual
Spring originals fashion show ir
New England Mutual Hall, 22s
Clarendon St, a benefit presenta-
ton staged by the professional
Dressmakers and Designers
Guild.
Give beautiful and useful gifts
for Christmas. See the fine dis.
play at the SOUTH END ELEC-
TRIO CO., 1O27-29 fremont St
RefrigeratOrs, Washers, IrOners
Ranges, Gas Ranges, Cabinets
Vacuums, TOasters, PercOIatOrs
ROasters, Iron Mixers, BiadiOs
portable, clock or combination
televisiOns, table or console mod
els. Budget or lay away plan
Save time, save car fare, keeT
business uptown by shopping a
a neighb0rhOOd store.
Fern Winn Blair, soprano, ap-
peared in a recital Sunday after
noon, Dec. IA at the Union Meth
odist Church. The program in
cluded selections from the class
les and songs by modern COM
poSers. With Harold Blair tenol
there was a duet, serenade from
Romberg's "The Student Prince.
Joenelle Bryant was accompan-
ist.
On Wednesday evening, Dec
10, members Of the Women''
Loyalty Club had their regular
quarterly meeting and Xmas
Party at the home of Mrs. Flor
ence Ballard, 234 w Canton ST.,
Boston. After the regular busi-
ness meeting, there was an ex-
change of Christmas gifts. The
hostess served a delectable cola
ton in her spacious dining room.
This consisted of roast turkey and
all the other goodies Of the sea
son including ice-cream and two
cakes handsomely decorated
None stopped to think Of calories,
they Just ate and had fun. This
club works toward and makes an
annual donation to the Women's
Hospital, Pond ave-, Brooklinei
Mass. All members have been
treated there at some time.