The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-06-04
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Well the Clique the Dorothy Quincy Suite
is over oks who able to attend had solid
ly good time Dean Earl Orchestra played usual
Though not as ampaeked always there goodly
crowd and all the old friends Of the members were pre-
take Making the formal when 1t was supposed
to read informal But merit time, that is in the fall
I'm looking forward to seeing those who missed this
jumping with the rest OF us A foloer mas placeo on
all the guests let the public know just what
the Clique Club done with monies accumulated from
its various affairs since 1850 They have donated to
different community projects and awarded
scholarships the last being to miss Smith in 1854.
This years winner will be announced shortly.
seeing charming Eleanor O. Banyon sder at the affair
and listening to here rave about her grandson Master
Stewart Wayne Springfield who three years old
May 26th. I think I'll start contest to chose the
GRANDMOTHER OF THE YEAR Boston certainly could
very beautiful and charming contestants
and think Eleanor would be winner for its hard to
believe that she is grandmother. Met Miss Jessie
Chambers lovely daughter of Mrs Annie Chambers of
18 Clarmont ST. she being escorted about town
by Public Relations Lem Wells. Miss Chambers
works in the YMCA Interacia Program Dept, Buffalo,
N Y, and has been working on the teen-age program
for the last two years.
About
having lovely time at the testimonial banquet in
honor of DR.. James R. Lesueur at the Hotel Vendome
The Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Boston really
proud of their Master by presence of
personalities from all lodges along the
was testimonial enough to the abilities and honor of Dr.
Lesueur. Philadelphia, Washington D. c.. New Jersey,
Connecticut, Rhode Island and as well as Mas
sachusetts were all well represented guests at table
were Mrs Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Jordan of New
York, (he is Senior Grand Warden of PHGL of N.Y.,
DR. Slas F. Taylor, Messers Richardson Cox symington
Norman Thomas, and Mr. Carnes of Watertown.
among the guests Col. Hewitt Lincoln Kinds and
tat Julian Rainey. entire details elsewhere.
the Annual Membership Banquet of the NAACP Thurs
day June g. 1855 at PM. in the CaruSo Room of the
Hotel Gardner. gold pins being the folks
who bring in $4,000 in Memberships tickets for
the banquet be obtained at the office phonng
co 7-1O58 and speaking of Memberships. Col He
witt has been very proudly telling everyone Mr. and
Mrs Benjamin Shepard New England Oil Coz of Rox-
bury, the while vacationng Florida induced Mr. Sam
Rabn Manager of the Lord Calvert Hotel they and
the vernon PercVas Guests to purchase $5OOOO0
Life Membership in the NAACP. The Boston Branch
also received letter from in which he stated
we have been able accomplish many progressive steps
mere NIamD in relations" "It would be nv pleasure
to serve as host to any the NAACP members and fri
ends Practicing what they preached the shepards
nave subscribed to there life membership in the Bo
ton Branch - ~
About
the grand opening of the Valley Club on Third St off Re-
we're Beach Blvd On June Third (his Fridav FEATURING
5aooy Lewis (WBMs) and his famous orchestra with
Evelyn White singing the Vocas loads of guest stars
know Tor sure that Jan Strickland (Gve me something
10 remember you by will be there . see Won there
ana on the 10Th OF June its the PHAs Local 40 giving
the fourth annual Cotton at the Somerset Hotel in
the Louis Sixteenth Ballroom. prizes and everything
and man about town Milton Pope gave me q invite
TO the first annual formal that's being held at Oval Room
OF the sheraton Plaza, June 18th. and the invitation
plainly says BAR SERVICE NO PACKAGES PLEASE
so don't go Juggling the familiar brown paner baos
ana picnic baskets cause you will politely he asked fo
neck you parcels music is by Stanley Harris So
cLey orchestra so while you are wondering inst
where or whether that strikes home be at home az
~ tenure ST. Eoxoury yours truly, JAYBIRD