The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-03-19
NEWS OF The CLUBS

The March meeting of the
Don Club was held at the home
Of Mrs. Daisy Henry, the Club
Secretary, Plans for al out
ing to Cape Cod at a future
date are now in progress. The
meeting was followed by a st.
Patrick's Day dinner, with
decorations and favors be-
fitting the occasion. Lent"
was the subject chosen by
Mrs. Daisy Henry the hostess,
for the discussion period.
Many thanks are extended to
Mrs. Daisy Talbot for her
assistance in planning for the
Club a very pleasant evening.
Next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Lucille Jones.
The Claremont Neighbor-
hood Association Tuesday
night, March 8, was the pleased
host to Col. Paul C. Hines.
After the regular business
meeting, Col, Hines talked at
some length about the whole
Rehabilitation and Conserva-
ton Project for Boston. Most
OF his message was about the
S.E.N.R.AC. Program and it's
particular influence on the
Claremont Neighborhood AS
ISOLATION ares. More specifi-
cally he spoke about the back
yard project" on which the
GINA. has been working this
past year. He feels there is
a good chance that there will
be a preliminary survey in
the area this Spring to dis
cover whether or not the
plan is economically feasible.
This was encouraging mem
bers because they have spent
a great deal Of time explain
ing and interpreting the plan
TO the Claremont neighbors,
because 1t is necessary to get
their approval in order to re-
novate the back yards and
alleys the S.E.NR.A.C. Com
mittee has in mind.
At the next regular meeting
April IL representative from
Freedom House is expected as
speaker. Public invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lindsay,
1872 Sharon st, West Medford,
entertained the Georgia Social
Club Sunday, March 10. At
ter an interesting business
meeting a delicious baked
ham dinner was served by
the LindSays, Calvin and Miss
Edna Wright. Enjoying the
evening were Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Kimball, Mr.. and Mrs
Raymond Schuyler, Mesdames
Sallie Thompson, Ivay Simp-
son, Bessie Glover, Marie Muir
ply, Laura Holton, Lila Mae
Talley, Mabel ]. Dean; Misses
Lillian Richardson, Anne At
kinson. April meeting will bt
at the home OF Mrs. Marie
Murphy in Andover. (,
The Virginia State College
Alumni Chapter met at the
home, of julius C.. Jones, Alb
botSford st, Roxbury, Sunday
evening, March 6. Plans were
launched for the annual Ca
baret and dance. A social hour
and the serving Of a turkey
dinner closed the enjoyable
evening.
The South End Garden Club
will hold its regular monthly
meeting on Wednesday, March
%, 8 P. M, at the headquar-
ters of the Boston Tuberculosis
Association, 554 Columbus Ave
John Turner, President, viii
speak on Control of Diseases
in the Garden" A quiz game
with prizes will be conducted
The regular meeting of the
Business and Professional Wo-
mems Club of Boston and vi
entity will be held Sunday
March 20, 5 to pm. at As:
Mass. Avenue, Boston. ANY
one DESTROYS of becoming :
member please contact any
member of the investigating
committee. Mrs. Mabelle Scott
Mrs. Hazel Brothers, Miss An
ma Foreman,
The Howard University Mo-
theirs Club held its monthly
meeting at the home of Mrs
Nettie Johnson, River st.
Cambridge. After an interest
ing business session, the pre-
sident, Mrs, Nettie Childs
turned the meeting over tc
Mrs. Beausoliel for the draw
Ing of the $25 cash prize
which was won by Miss Caro-