The guardian., 1953-01-31
SOCIAL CALENDAR
FOUNDERS
BY ATAHIRA PARK
DAY OBSERVANCE

LA ODDAlAk AAANNTG
Magic flames nicKering in the
fireplace casting shadows on the
Old English hunting scenes on the
walls Of the Tally-Ho Room of
the Red Coach Grill was the set
ting for the supper meeting of
Boston's Kappa Chapter Of
Lambda Kappa Mu Sorority's OBJ
servance Of its annual Founders
Day on Sunday, Jan. 10. Among
those enjoying charcoal broiled
steaks, Holsters, and other deli
cacies were: Messers and Mes
DANES Thomas Jones, Warren
Williams, FARRELL Mitchell, Alex
ander Wade, Francis Stokes, and
Mrs. Florence Carey. After leav-
ing the Grill, the group stopped
off at the new residence of the
Thomas Jones's on Homestead st.
where pictures were taken and
further good fllowship was en-
loved. /. "Travelogue and FASH
ions for Travel" was presented
at the Professional and Business
Mems Club, Friday evening Of
last week by Anne Bobitt-Gard-
sner. Films of Mexico with a
travel-talk was given by George
L. Morse from the Travel Office.
Mrs. Edna Morgan and Mrs. Lydia
McClean spoke very Interestingly
on wearinng apparel and hats,
pocket books and gloves to match.
Eleanor Jones, Beautician, gave
interesting pointers on the care
of hair and skin for travel, also
miniature size articles to carry.
The Belinfantes served an excel
lent sea food dinner and a de-
licious tropical punch. The pro-
gram was in anticipation of the
Forthcoming three weeks Educa-
tional Tour in August to Mexico
City, with visits to three OUT
standing colored Universities,
Tuskegee Institute, Atlanta and
Howard University; also sight
seeing tours at Niagara Falls on
both the American and Canadian
side, Chicago, Salt Lake City,
Utah, San Franlisdo, Los Angeles,
New Orleans, Ell Paso, Texas.
From Dee Gee comes this in
teresting note of Bill HOWARD'S
MARCH OF DIMES" CAVAL-
% saw the in
PRODUCTION of Bill Howard's
March of Dimes Cavalcade. THE
consisting of eight at
tractive young ladies wearing Bills
newest spring creations, will OPP
crate for seven days in the first
run houses Of the District The
aires in Washington through ar
rangement with Mr.. "Shep" Allen
of f5e District Theatres manage i
ment. It is expected that these
young ladies will add a great deal
of impetus to the patron March Of
Dimes donations when the collec-
tions are made during the eve
ming performances. Mr.. Howard, |
recently interview guest of Doro-
thea Towles on her "Lady's Day"
program via WOW. New York;,
will formally begin his season
soon after the ''March of Dimes"
interval. His itinerary includes
New York, Jamaica, L. l., Roa-
noke,, Va, Baltimore, Md, |
Greensboro, N. c., Durham, N, c., |
Pittsburgh, Pa, and Detroit,
Mich, the latter of which will
be a seven-day private showing
schedule. It is interesting to note
that Bill Howard is former Bos-
tonian whose talents lay in news
paper and art work up until some
four years ago when he embark
ed upon this highly creative
work. (He was a Guardian
columnist and advertising man
ager during his Boston days.) He
has met with outstanding success,
his designs being hailed as "the
new approach to ladies hats"
Among those whose interest he
has attracted are Dorothea Towles
paris modeD, Mrs. William
Randolph Hearst, Jr., Thomasina
johnson Norford, Toki Schalk
johnson, Anna Hedgeman, Eartha
Kilt and many others of the more
fashion-wise in the East.