The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-03-19
jaybird chatters

out
the forthcoming concert of lovely ADELE ADD
SON newest soprano on the vocal horizon . i. the
WomenS Service Club is known for the quality of
the entertainment that they offer to the commune
ty Critics from New York to California have
unanimously acclaimed her voice, delivery and SEN
sitivty in Interpretation of song qualify her as
of the best eder singers The concert is at SYM
phony Hall on April 8, 1855 at $3.50 pm. Tickets
at the W.S.C. 464 Mass Ave. and at the box office
priced from $165 to $3.50 >. that's Palm Sunday
you know and in that field of artistry PSUE-
DORA CUNNINGHAM we'll known pianist as well
as music critic for this paper is presenting music
festival in the charter room of New England Mu-
tual Hall, 225 Clarendon ST., $3.50 p.m April 25th,
:. its honoring persons of Boston whom have adj
ded to our laurels in the year 1854 Last week
we were treated to the voice of Sheridan Reynolds
an import of the Boston Jack and Jill Club The
young tenor was well received even the weather did
try to dampen the melodc spell of SheridanS voice
near capacity house was thrilled and graft
fed it was nice to know that people will follow
good music at all times it was also nice to
Gretchen (WBMS) JacksonS father, Mr.. Flippen
there he's in his eighties you know and tho re-
Gently recovered from an illness came out in all the
storm to greet the young artist haven't heard
from one of my Favorite Male concert singers MAC
HENRY BOAT WRIGHT in a long time except by
hearsay wonder if he's trekked to Europe like
all OF our greats seem to have done, before they
are recognized here e there's good will benefit
ril II, at $3.50 in the afternoon.
,out 80.
On the lighter side of enjoyment the DE-1CERs
at DORCHESTER PLAZA on the 18th . . the ETA
PHI CHAPTERS SECOND ANNUAL BENEFIT
COCKTAIL PARTY with the COUNT Basic OR
CHESTRA and whole lot of first class entertain
STORYVILLE, the OMEGA CHAPTER holding holding
their waltz party at the HOTEL GARDNER on the
25th also news of the testimonial dinner being
rendered ATTY EDW. W. BROOKE on April 18th
by the 366th INFANTRY ANIVET POST, No. 1913
more about that later . speaking of MR.
BROOKE brings to mind that I've Just received an
announcement that he has opened offices at 451
MASS. AVE, for the convenience of his centrally
located clients in addition to his associate office
with BROTHERS and ELAN on Humboldt Ave.
makes for pretty heavy schedule for man who
is also STATE COMMANDER for the ANIVETS
and he's also the counsel for DAISY RICHARDS
for whom I'm giving party on the 23rd . . sure
hope he is able to help her for she needs all of the
help she can get
Some wonderful people the members of the
VFW'S COOLIES and their AUXILIARY La
DIES who invited group of entertainers to
spread little Joy among some of the veterans
over at the NEW VETERANS HOSPITAL, on Heath
and Huntington ave. Mr. Rod Parham sang in a
very pleasing baritone voice and was acconDanied
by his sister Miss Natalie Parham who also poses
seS beautiful contralto voice they were enthu-
SaStlcally received in both of the wards Her.
man Miller an old friend took along his guitar and
with Mr.. Henry managed to make it sound like we
had full sized orchestra . and that Grand
Dame OF song Miss Nettie Jackson known to the
public as THE SEPIA SOPHIE TUCKER really
AA@AN
yours truly was the Emcee and though slightly
hampered by cold and no P. A. system managed
to make myself heard Haven't all the WV
names so will include them next week speak
ing OF that hospital the many friends of Mrs
Herine Williams sorry to hear that she is con-
fined there again and wishing Tor her recovery
soon.
bout
my old friend Maceo Henike who read about nv
Something for Daisy Party" and sent me, special
delivery what he calls small donation but what
I call the incest thing in the world 1. and said
for us to get that typewriter for Daisy and that's
just what were gonna do . folks are really being
nice about buying tickets :. Get well wishes for
Mrs, Maude Trotter Stewart our Editor and Mrs
Martha Randolph Thompson who are in the same
ward, Surgical No 8, Boston City Hospital
the great loss to the community through the death
of Mr.. William Wright Sr whose business establish
ment is at Columbus Ave, and Wellington st. NV
deepest sympathy to Mrs. Eula Wright and family
in their bereavement.
bout
reminder Wednesday, March 2Srd 8 pm.
until It's Something for Daisy" :. See you
there so next week its the same old address
Jaybird 127 Centre ST., Roxbury or co the
Guardian.