The guardian., 1953-11-14

! giving dinner WILL DC eeIFSu Wy
the Junior Matrons Club Of
Peoples Baptist Church, NV.
26, II a. m. to p. m. Dinners
may be taken tut. Reservations
for parties Of four or more may
be made by calling the presi
dent, Mrs. Lucille Butler. HI 2
071s. Subscription $l.SO.
NAACP holiday benefit
Storyville, COpley Plaza, Sun
day, November 20, gala enter
tainment Duke Ellington
Tickets, 1872 fremont Street.
Beauty cultLrist E, Elizabeth
Hayes formerly of La Newton
Beauty Salon is now located
at Peggys Beauty Salon, s77
fremont st where she will be
pleased to see all her friends
and customers. HI 5-0283.
The Aquapella Clubs cabaret
and dance at Dorchester Plaza
Friday evening of last week,
with music by Dean Earl, was
an occasion that greatly de-
lighted the crowd present.
Mrs. Margaret P. Turnage, Of
Washington st, Roxbury, Is now
at home after weeks of illness
in the Lynn Hospital and wishes
to express her appreciation %
the many friends and organlza-
tionS that sent cards and flowers
of sympathy.
/ The Friendship Circle of
Ebenezer Baptist Church wishes
to thank all who helped in
any way to make the Talsn5
Night on Nov. 8 success. The
collation. was delicious and
plentiful.
The Greater Boston House.
wives League will have its an
nual pre- Christmas bazaar Fri
day, Dec. 4, at the Lenox st.
Housing Project social hall, lS
Ditmus Court. Gas COmpany's
cooking school at 1880 p. m.
Food given away. Free movies
I D. m. Dinners served IL noon
until Come and browse
around. Admission free
The National Convention of
Business and Professional Wo-
men. held in Atlantic City Oct.
2, "a, 25, had delegates from
Alabama. Tennessee, Oklahoma,
as we'll as the nearer states
of Mass, New Jersey, New York
and Penn, with Mrs. Estella
Lee Crosby, Mrs. Ella Martin,
Mrs. Roberta B. Baker and Mrs.
Elizabeth o. Newton, president.
Vice-president, cor. secretary,
treasurer and rec. secretary,
respectively, of the Boston
branch representing Massachu-
setts. The convention, a most
interesting one, discussed juve-
nile delinquency, and other
present day problems. There
was fine talk by Bertha
Diggs, secretary N. Y. state
Dept. of Labor and at the
pleasant cocktail hour at Club
Harlem, the luncheon at the
Boardwalk Cafeteria with Mrs.
Bertha Rhodes giving the early
history of the club which was
organized 1S years ago; Mrs.
Jessica Hayden Of Birmingham,
Ala, rendering a beautiful solo
and the singing of the song
composed by her for the club
and the splendid address by
the guest speaker, DR.. Mary
Hallering all made the Mass.
women determined to return
home and make the Boston
chapter really worthwhile. Mrs.
Mabelle Scott has been added
to the local unit which was
presented a charter at the
convention.
The United War Mothers OF
America, Inc, Chapter No. Z,
will celebrate their Tenth An
niversary with a banquet, on
Thursday, December 3, at the
Hotel Shelton Roof. ReserVa-
tiOns are $3.50. Committee:
Mrs. Eloise w. Jones, Chairman,
GA. 7-841S; Mrs. Martha Broth
ers, GA. 1896; Mrs. Melnea
Cass, Hi 2-5569, or any MEM
Der.
Miss Eleanor Hester of Wo-
burn, representing Pochahon-
tas at the Halloween Party at
Mrs. S. Wright's home, 26 Dav-
export Street, won first prize
and Mrs. Lillian LomaX of 1921
fremont Street was second
prize winner, as a Mexican.
George Bailey, lyric soprano:
Ada Barco, dramatic reader;
DR.. William A. Rhodes, ac-
companist, in concert by the
Floral Club, at Union Metno-
dist Church (Chapen, Sunday,
November IS, at 4, Mrs. Wini-
fred Williams. president.