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.9 I 9x i at Wezlynn Tildon Before saying anything go over our Just "gone by.Qub Trivia at the YVitoka on sight occasion a Debut tell you about it next week, Gertrude Thompson, Anna Mae Tyler, Lynn Taylor, president, secertary, and treasurer respectively; Marie Carter, Elaine Kim Choisy, Mariam Hunt, Marcelia D. Kidd. Louise Rochester, hon. member. Dorothy Marion Ray, Same eve Sigma undergrad chapter formal at1 Friday, April 14 The Musketeers Social Club World's Fair Premiere Dance at.

the North Democratic Hall in Members, Charles Jones, At Honore, George Lopez, Aubrey Gale, Rupert Callendar, Paul Carrington, William Watkins, Harold Carter and hostess Miss Lillian Sat urday nApril 15, The Emanons dance for the benefit of The Urban League at the Urban League Building Members Marjorle Atwell, Mae Boston, Doris Carrington, Marjorie Costa, Helen Curtis, Alyce Cunningham, Jacqueline Hairston, Gladys Kemp, Ruth Mitchell, Leah Ma lone, Nancy McDowell, Hilda Newsome, Helen Taylor, Juamta Skeete and Audrey April 19 Sigma Frat April 21 Alpha Frit Formal. April 21 again The Guardsmen Inc. their annual Spring Prom at tha Savoy Sec Mai Davis at the Harlem Y. Bill Ftnderson and Denwith Meeks in "Note Savoy Ballroom has been secured exclusively fot guests of the Guardsmen. Admit card and ticket must be presented at the door for 2S Penn Relays.

May 5 Tbe Little Theatre Group's musical show in the auditorium of the Y.W.C. Tickets now Show called "Gypsy including Norma Philip, Bernice Reape, yours truly, Turk Taylor, Lloyd Evans, Leon Shields, Sonny Hewlett. Huddy Oliver, J. J. Jones, Raymond Gray, Efaine Taitt and many Work going along fine now with' Llewellyn Ransom assisting Roz Lawson Putnam.Xut to July 21 Already announced as evening to be saved (or THE GUARDSMEN YACHT PARTY.

second annual boatride which ought many visitors in town. of. visitors August is gen erally that month that most in town skip out for at least to be quite the thing with so of the few people remaining a week or two, but it seems Alpha frat and have some big conventions and conclaves with us this August Medical and Dental Delta Keep this in mind when you plan your vacation this year. May 19 we didn't mean to omit this date "Club 120" giving its initial Spring Dance at the Livingston Ballroom in Brooklyn.Club composed of Otis Harrison, Wilbur Hoi ion, Douglas Smith, Chester Bryant, James Carroll, Alonxo Fredie. Herbert Nash, Charles Thompson, Charles Wilson and Harry Try to Uke in as many of the affairs listed as possible they're all going to provide much entertainment Remind me when I see you to get your address if you don't, don't blame me when June rolls One or two of the local D.

A. to skip away to Boston for the Debs About Town formal Got an invitation to an affair given by the Sprigs Town and Country Club of which the Curleys Clarencef Alvin and Granville are The Clubrooms of the and are downstairs in the Curley' home. was dancing to a piccolo and we noted several enjoying Simon Baken was busy, telling us about the new club he and some of the lads have organized The Guess its named after the Trylon of the World's Fair Alvin C. seemed to be quite concerned over his girl friend who got hurt in the accident the Y. M.

Fencing group was in enroute from There were a gang of kids in and out and it was an evening of gaiety. Sunday Easter of course was really no day for parading despite its sunshine, but there was We started off with church and met such people as Natalie King, Freddie Mussenden and Oliver Then time for the Tserot'a first affair "Opto House" at the Dunbar Clubroom member, of Tserot w. Alxndrine Johnson. Lillian talie King, Thelma Lcnnard This affair was quite the Myrtle McLean, Elsie JffSt Tv4 Don know who was with who though nearly all the lads 'you know dropped in sometime during the evening. place .4 I.

Pa ire Fnnr THIS NEW TOR AGB ft V. we left late but left many i'bto aaamMrihip. Baird and Aa to letderabip. three of anrl AA Tk. 1s.

tignt, ottictrt tad oxeeattvo wiim i 1 1 1 iivii unit mj remained packed all afternoon Arnold Braitewaite there for a ed to be WinMark wenm vaucr oimon read this, column and cduldn fiancee lives in Abyssinia a strange name and he keeps It seemed like a reunion leaving omers were always corning il. mere name inose present. her. Gorre vett no alnnr fin a for present were Oliver Simmons. Or 'Harrington, Lorenzo Davis, Lewis Flagg, Wendell Imes and Gordon Of course that wouldnt be a complete reunion i.Yes.

a. grand aUair that. let's tell about the Something of a game, Andrews, Audrey Andrews. Na and Margaret Baird. thing in more ways than even with people continually while.

Coleman seem Moultrie Miller wa, was annoyea at people who seem to get it straight that the fallen kingdom she has promising to' spell it, but; for for the Cherry Haven boys Alpha Omega classic Monday I mean with thrills and spills after. again' and Gorgie Jones and (or is it a patch It Mas Saw her brother Leon Nettie Washinrton. "Bur Bobby and Grace McGill. Doris Fotr and and her Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs.

well guess it must be told to continue to ipnore Ufar such as Dolly (Alpha) King, Sidat Singh and Willie Wynn (Omega) bearing their share of the Piferent Irom past games a good many present we Music good before, in between and Rumor turned about face Arlyne Joseph were together though among the couples Andy Tyler and Elizabeth Bryan fresh from her southern tnere John Pennmgton and syw Cooper and Bill Carmen, Taylor, Llewellyn Hudnell and Walter Lawrence, Llewellyt Johnson and Louis Desarte, Roberta McLain, and Ford Dabney. Guy Fultz and Fritizie Garry Bowser, Dorothy Swann John Yarborough the third, and It has happened too often for us I aurweu ana rarneil Cordon Flagg seemed very de Voted to a cute miss whose. name slips us. dainty lass nth Freddie Schromberg was Grace Burroughs, Art "Rocky" Brisbane and Jack Tracey trom Lincoln for vacation "Rocky" not at his jolliest probably because petite Mary Walke's been Then there was Muriel Barnett and Elmer Bailey, Willie Wynn and his dimples fine, fine Sidat sans Gertie Washington, but evidently with no one Beavers with Bessie Smoak, Charlie Hunt and Elsie Jackson turning rumors around br together, Ralph (N.Y.U.) Ford and Helen Omega rJne yotuun always depend on me. For filay Entcrkihrrent AtyRccidind JPaKce With the variOut business transac tion and the Mayl entertainment and dance which the dub'.

iponsoring next month on their minds, the ficers and members of the Hope Day iNurstrr are causing quite a motion around the Nursery. In order to relieve the pressure upon 'these jadie of the dub an een houe meeting wit held on Monday afternoon from three until six which wis attended bv tafge group of enthusiastic; members', and friends. 'I'' This club 'wis fortunate in having as their speakers Leter Granger, New Vork Stfti Temporary Com mission of Condition of Colored Urban Peculation, and Miss Elisabeth W. Clark, assistant executive secretary and secretary elect 'of the (Nation Association pt ty Nurseries. These two.

Jpelkers were by. the president, Mrs. William. H. Granger ftve a very impressive talk on wayt and means of enlarging the financial tutus, of.

thn id contrast with, tht work beinc administered by this' humane 'group! Miss' Clark stated that the was enthused, by the large crowd' present and. felt that this institution is. ing a splendid piece. of work this community. During thecuuse or, her speech she "told the audience that in oommenroration 'of the National A sociation of Day Nurseries first year's operation there will be .4 three day celebration at the Waldorf Astoria and Russell Sage Building.

April. 26 28. i u. i Norwood the'oresident of the club, mide an appeal ioV the members imite their. friends to.

attend, a mass meeting to be held at the Harlem MCA 'on ednesdaVeve nirig; April' i9. Before the meeting came to a climax the members of the club were urged tv give their support in making their dance oiie of the season finest) They: have procured tome'1 of the raof most promiri en't enttrtainers from radio, isuge, night club, 4hd film fame to participate voa 4heir program. This mid spring extravaganza, will take plac at ther Rockland on. up eve niftg. of.

ifay, jth. After all the busings matters were taken care of tea and cookies were served to thoe present. IThe officers of. the club are Mes dames H. Norwood," president; ft.

Lewis, first, vice presi wesiey econL, vice president: iSadella' MeXichols," rec ording secretary; Coral. Anderson, corresponding, Fred Wil son, financial Fred Manlejv treasurer over forty 4c live members. Mrs. John W. Dias Miss Fannie Murray; and Richard.

Lewis are a tew. of the cnarttr members. wh have diligently worked for this, or Sanitation over a long period of 7ri Sajt Errd Editor, Ta New York" Are: SOmt very serieos ws tried la ytor laiu Mareh 2i. 1930. ttd wa' feel sure yoa will wis to make full correctiena ia aa early istsoe.

i r. t. "Ual of tht Koble Free," read "Tie pfogrim of the Farmers Ed icatloaal and Cooperative I'aion) hi. Dltndtd, bt hardly, Ilk to reset tht nioa phfhlbits membership of Ne. the Mtioaal conttitatioa of the groet tot otly is tkt astlonsl or ganttation Dtt also it aay local or atatt amuta." Miss Lane would hate beta cor rect talrty yearl ago, however.

the rartttrt biob has lea has leag ttnea lirtr nv mhU of oer so.wo dues viwxtion ir toe rarmera hi ot. Tlree fourthi of the members ider. tto com letterhead of tho Uoialana Dirieio an are No teaaat rear aa vice peeaiaeat aad la one ot tit moat capable, farm orgaaiaera it tht 'South. 8am. Hart ia a aha re.

cropper aad Herbert Richard tho ob of toia.ll owaor. These art only a few Negro leaders of the Ftfrmora. Ualoa ia tho 8oatb who' tro eagaged ia bet teriag tit welfare ot both white and Negro tetania and who kow first htad the toil and aafferltg of tho plantation aytten. It, it slgiilflcaat that Charlea Johttoa of Title L'aireraity la reporting to tho Soothera Confereaea of Huaiaa Welfare in Birmingham Us', fall pointed oat that throogh tat enoria, or uo )Ukiaaoma ram era' I'aioa. atoro.

orogrettivo land, lotd ttunt leg ialttioa been aeearod thta ia aay ether Boothera aUte. V. Hero la Loulaiana tho paat three mooth, we have been able to aware improved. rental coatraeta for huadreds of teaaat famllioa faced by rout riaeafaad ovirtlota. A Urge proportion of these Farmers I'nloa members add leader! were Xtfroee.

Wo 'art farther tdacating both whitened Negro membera it tho methods bf. co6aritioa. Saria elabi, nles trtfauitioaa. ooptrtt ivo gial ttf eooneratiT ttortt hart beta ettabnihed aat mj ra. toralag ditideada to.

tit farmer. Maty of tie Negrm who rtetivod taeir trammg ta tit' a a "horiai served at. tht letd era la tut pregrast. I weold Ilka, to nolat ait lr whilt it i ot bea tho noliev of tho rarmera Uaioa ta ton bread baaqiete aad eihibjt imrgm ucirgavce jn tnarrrroppera ror the oatertalameat of "eopbiittat Kew Tork aadleaeM ir aaiar an earneat effort ehaaM tome ef tho groM lilt of tho plan OOKDOX MelXTItK, LoaiaiaOft Farmer. Vm.

New Orleaaa, La. i fatrtnitt tat 0714177X9 t3 ItOK af Tit aTfir Ttrk Am To Be BriJecdd I DOmOTBT MAS DXTMAa who arrtd 'aa honorary captaa la tha TuakegM InaUtQU Caitt Corps at a rctnt nttrulnmiet glran by tha Ooatmlaalonad Officers of tht Oadtt taglaaat. Mlta Soaaa, wha ia. a Junior In tha Departaoent of Homo. Economca.

la tho danghtn of lDr. and Mrs. W. DuUf of Katehac.lClaa. She will aorre at tho brtdesaiald for let aiator, Mar jorlo, raoM ssiarriagt to Harriaoa O.

Irfwltaa will takt pUeo la Jont at tkt heat of tho varonta of tha Wdo Celslntes 2d Eirtiy 1 THI1ESA PAULIWl SCOTT Theresa Pauline Scott celebrated her second birthday tt a party given Sunday by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore V. Scott, of Ai West 154th ttreeU. i The children commenced arriv ing, at two in the afternoon' and were greeted by their tittle hos lets who wore a baby pink laflela dress with nulled sleeves with aar row blue ribbon bows on etch, shoulder and with, blao ribbon' a doming, the waist.

Her ensemble was complete with white sock and shoes and a. blue hair riboon. Noise makes', party hats and bal loon were given to the children! The birthday cake was given by her god mother. Alias Katherine McCrtathe. The tiny guests were served ice cream, cake, punch.

ctndy and cookies by the hostess mother, Theresa C' Scott ThOie. present, were little Mist ea ylvil Siuriey, Bareara watte. Gladys and 'Ann Rar, bart Young, Shirley Smith, Joan Lloyd. Lilhas Wilson, ratrtcit Hall, Doris Richardson, and Mildred Woodford (twins), akjo Masters Vernon Clarke, Nathaniel Speller, George Lteg, Robert Howard. Donald Warfield, William Hendtrron.

'James and Robem McCloud; Richard Ffitak, 'Bobby and Howard Bowman. Samuel Sear, 'ir, James King, jr. and Arthur Harris. The party was climaxed with a jellybean hunt and presentation of aouvenir baskets. Tht hortoree received numerous presents, Doa't bo1 without oopt.

Boiaehow people eaa oesao Hrif yow'fel' ta though nobody going to act Ice rou or liko'yow aad the aro Ir to react ajteordiagly, Whea yon allow, yetraeLf. to loot all bote it doea tOBCthinf to your poronrl; Never go to a plate aayiag ''Nobody 'a' going to pay me aay triad. I'm always a ootial hop.4 i Whether yoa believe It oe aol thooghu eaa oroate aa attitaie ia ybt that affect and tract oa preple and onag parallel renrta. The' next timt yoa go oat ltttead ot otylag to yoartelf to to hi ii aaow i kaow I am jolag ava a miaerable time. Oo 4kara prepareo.

to eajoy yoorKil aad aetaally try. Who knowa bot'that ia the right mood yoa may anally attracts the right pertoa. tWetl here 'a another letter from lata ia the killipiaea. 1M I' Kero't a firl la tho Ph'illblait whoia try aaxiooa to hartftioadi til over tho world aid taootially hero ia tbo Uoltod fitatea. 7 ytart old.

ve feef air. fair brtwf complexioa. black enrh kair. aad two blaek 'oye Yery feed of roadiag thrilliag lore otorlea aad (oiag to tho atorfet. I'd like to eommaalcate with bovl aad girla of aar t' By tht way.

I eaa. daaoo and aiag a Uttlo. I woa't UI) yow how I look. 131 let mjr pletaro tell how I look. Ill let am tore wll tell nleaty.

"8o, eome oa boye and girla. write to mo aad I will aaawer root lettera at aooa at I reeire thor aad with my plrtore raeloeed." Tkere'a a lively mite for yoa. Aad I bet abe wrltea acme later, eating lettoroi that's or yen of tht pet Pal divltioa of Harriet'! ftnvily to 'got boiy tad writ thit titta lldr. als rate ta Wttrt riaf tht flUUtpiot Itlandai thrtt eeitt etopt.totWrtrtto. Jack and Ji3 Has Easter Egg Hunt At Ms (larch 1 Some of Harlem's tiny tots were still finding some of the remains of "Bunny Rabbits" colored eggs on Monday afternoon at the Little Brown School House at St Mark's 13Sth street and Edgecombe when the Jack and Jill dub, held it monthly meeting: I This group of children ranging from the ages of three and half to five made a cunning picture of mischief makers scampering from one game and toy to another.

The kiddies' meeting was made very enter taining with an egg hunt with all the youngsters participating. Every tomer and crevice wit occupied with some future deb or playboy trying to locate a well hidden egg. This is composed of youngsters of parents who havt beet friends for a number of years. The older set thought it would be rather interesting to form a group among their children instead of organizing another club for tht adults. The first group of this fashion was organized in Philadelphia with over sixty children and mothers.

The parents of these children come together and outline the social activities which art presented to their off spring at their next meeting. youngsters who can be found laughing and crying for merriment at the Little brown School House. are Missel Sandra Day, Muriel West. Frances and Irene Sanders, Adelaide Barbara Collier, 'Dolly Ann and Wanda Caffey, Betty Kinckle Jones. Laura Merrill.

Alto Masters Noel' Day, Harry Bragg, Pierre Harris, Billy Elmore, Bertrand John Wilkerson, Lowell Wormley, Jr. John Yancey, Ralph Daniel, Dickie and Billy Pickens. Ludlow W. Werner, jr. It a prospective member.

New York ScciaEte Married To Buffalo Medico In Virginia On Tuesday, Miss Evelyn Warner, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Reginald W. Warner of this city, was married to Dr.

Samuel Clinton Johnson of Buffalo. The couple procured their license in New York but due to the limited' time the couple, had to spend in Xew York they, accompanied by the bride's parent, motored to Fred reiclo burf. for the ceremony then to North Carolina and points south for a brief honeymoon trip. The couple will arrive in Buffalo this week and will reside at 217 Eagle street. Mrs.

Johnson is a native of New York City but following Tubbc School continued her education out ol town spending tome time t( State College at Dover, Delaware and gradiating from tho baccutareate course at Wet Virginia State at Institute, W. Va. In Welt Virginia aha wis initiated into the Delta Sorority. Since her return to New York she has been interested in dramatics, becoming an active member of the Rose Mc Clendon Memorial Mayers. She wao also connectsd with the State Relief Insurance Department with offices on West 135th street.

Dr. Johnson. a and surgeon, is connected with Feder al Government supervised work in Buffalo. Ht wan born at 'Summer. S.

Fcrtcul Cu 1 A. KIDD, rtglatrar of florid A. a at OoUego, TaUahaaaot, ri, who wu recently eloeted prtaldtat of tho HaUoaal AaooeUtlon of Dotni and atoglatran la Xtgro ehoola at Ita 15th aaaaal mooting hold at BlueSeld itate Tttehon OoUtga, Blaoflold, Wttt Tt. Neu Ycii CavaEwirs i Reini For the third' time tht 'New' York Cavaliers presented carefully, ar. ranged floor show' of their, owi and participation to a large; bar! py, arour of dancers which vuteraiiy tilled the" ballroom.

Th'is col i orful dance was oponsored. at. the oeauutui ballroom on tajter tve night ana luitrea, aside from the dub entertainment, tne: Sa voy Sultans and their wry wing a do jump rhythm, rAt the end ot the interminion, the Savoy Sultans icuirned to the band tund to set the rhythm, the 'brignt lights shaded' to pastel and (father) Abott set the scene for tnt club and completed hit remarks by introducing Mercer Ellington, only son of the world famous band lead er, who ia business nwnager tor tne club, as master, of ceremonies. At their names called, prefaced by appropriate description, the club. members took their places in i straight line across the polished ball room floor.

Then when all'ibeif bows were taken, the young, ladies, in groups of fours. Swept toward their partners. extravaganta waj on 1 here was a resume of their prevr out dances' from the rarty, in 1W7, Kocturntl" in 1W8 and ending a whole new routine tea turing the girls in a line directly be hind Leon Heyligef and John Har dy, in full drew with a jive special ty. Behind them all men group ed around the microphone singing the theme, My Buddy; The club, primarily an athletic one since remember football's Pw pie. FUhes Ht composed of Lester Priiden, president; Seville Bryan, vfce pret'f Emmett Bryant, secreury': Robt.

Lowery, treasurer Mercer Ellington, business manager: Rich ard Cunningham, Charles lord, Wilbur John Hlrdy, Luther Henderson, Leon Heyliger, Dink McKen ney Austin Phillie and Pleaiaitt. The arettv vraina lvtiM in pastel Easter garb nutteriog hif fons, regal satin, printed silks tnd net are listed in the tame order as the dub member to designate the gentlemen't partners. They were insset Naomi Jtckton, Cloieal Davit, Geraldine Simmons, Mtrjorid Harding. Katie MeCorrhiek, Arsida Ctma, Billie! Harrison, Margaret Marjorie. be held'in reterve in case of mechanical tod ifttcesary an operator make oraT announcements.

A typkal bulleta will be follows lj1. l'hited States Weather 7 o'clock forecast for New York dry and vicinity. Partly 'cloudf and; colder tonight Saturday partly '( chmdy and continued cold. Moderate vest to northwest winds. Lowest temperature tonight about IS degrees." The charge for thia service for, Xew Vork Cty telepnonea Wri8 be one local message, the same as for Time of Dav tervicer which tha Tdrphone Company been rendering for several The new' buretn will be located in the company's building at '435 West 50th street BottY "Iportt aa to Uo atiatta tV Tat Ago" i it tf earrooit i ftcti fcaaailato.

wxxxa tov im it will fij tw.tb cea IzxpiJ liaj: tsi Ltxfii ATwnn W. aorwoe isard tV, N. V. tt To Nero Tone eof loliewe Frll. alaa oat yo aollr taaoo oat HWSj AoatjtStet bdjat etftTVf t) 9 ftfcdj) teweet eoetowom ortlto OM aerrieo Wmt A.

Soirio. 1 1 tt Cents Qrer a Aa. a Prout. Government weather foracasta Iat New York Ch and vicinity wra available, to Xew York City telephone users atarting Saturday, April 8th, at a. by lejephomng to a bureau established by the New York Telephone WEather 6 1212 will, be tht number of "Weather Forecast Bureau." In dialing the number the subscriber should dial WE 6 121 these announcements were the first of the kind in the Bell and will be made continuwutly throughout 24 boura.

over mechanical equipment wmcn tan serve a urgt number of simultaneous requests. any in qurirer, upon being connected, needs only to listen to obtain the informa as in the ae of calls to the Time Announcement Bureau at ME ridiao 7 1212. announcements will be made over one way cir cuit and it, therefore, will not bt botsibla to converse with the bureau. the connection it made, after an announcement bat: begun, one should Simply listen, few seconds for the text full announcement at it ia re petted, by the machine. Then bulletins will gi the latest government forecasts.

They, will present information supplied, by teletypewriter from the United Weather Bureau, usually four or more times daily. When unusual weather conditions prevail or are ht prospect, the gwvernmrnt forecasts may be received, tt more freqaent intervale. 'Upon receiving1 a ieage the govtrnment bureau, an operator till record the bulletin On two voice recording machines. One of these will Yea tad friesis trt ecrfitnyjnrittd ia tHt'. 0PGEI n.OG;' At Tha EGG 2C0 WEST 135th STREET.

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'ST 1 aew i dontlfie Trtataaoaitt Poojawatratlowa Loctarto Oa. Cart ot Halt anal tain rrapay MairVPitttyltt SERVED 1 i kiu 'Eanaah wfll S' member fit Mtthtr. Jt.TH.t a "Chareh, left last "week (or aa definite atty Bottoa, 1.1. Eugene ecutiTt jecretarv of the National Wrbao has beon ill for spnlt time is much improved, it wit rt ported thit week With ay period it rest tnd quiet it it expected ht will, jn a re.aoable length time, be" tble; to. return hit duties.

He is now tfstjng at 'his home in Flushing, Editor and Mr. Fred R. Moore cehtbrttod bOti wedding anniversary quietly with a family rt union at their home; 228 'Wett 135th street. Easter AH members of the family present with exception of their soi in law and daughter. 'm arid; Mrs.

La ter WaHon, who aft in Liberiawhere Mr. Walton: Hs, U. to 'the black republic y' rrftlv' aif.t Elizabeth i Welch, popular tehool tiachets of yasingtoii. D. C' art spending the Easier holiday.

in the city stoppijng. at thei Y. Ar Among the' New Yorkers attending the Marian Ahflerion concert in Washington, U.C.' on; Sunday, were Dr. and Mrs. Ernest R.

'Al (xander of 2U West 1.39th street. The Alexanders flew to Washington, at o'clock Sunday afternoon returning, home immediately after tht concert. i. rrliiahi aifford'U: S. customs with an Easter party at hii home', 351 West 114th in hftnor of Ws charming ub deb daughter, Jeanne Clifford, his niece, Mitt VULSBRIDuE: SOCIAL KOTES By IDYTHI S01IRTS0H The Easter festivities ich be gan on sabbath with special services, music and message, In all three' of.

'the Williamsbridge churches be continued until late in 'the week "include the Sunday School observances. At Butler Memorial Church the cml dren will put on a dramatic pre sentation on Tuesday evening. Re freshrnenti be sehed follow ing the Frances Corzen's is the sueerintendett of. the school tnd Mrs. Rebecca Prybr.

Mrs. P. agrt, Ruth Durham and Mrs. L. are the teachers.

The Sequoia Girls, who' have arranged, many pleasant hours for the young people pi. Williams; bridge and their friends in other boroughs at open meetings and at an occasional cocktail si will present their first dance on Stturdav avtninc Ml at a new nite spqt in the atighborhood hich they take tfor. find Tht place witl be.the.Uub Amicus, 704 East 2Uth just underneath the ballroom tnd basketball, casino, the Crystal Palace. They jniiounct that the affair will be a cabaret dtnet following the, color jcheme of red on, while. They will begink that hop skip and swing at,) p.

irt. 1 Tht Kern Hiatorv ttudtnt who meet 4t the Public Library tt 229th street tnd Lowerre place have ar rtng td "KegrO 'Werett Program" for Sunday afternoon, April 23rd, from .4 to 6 p. m. at the Trinity Baptist Church, The Mitchell Royal AuxiUy Junior' were forced, because cf aa other club a previous claim on. tne Civie League to pOstpott their dance from Easter Monday night until tht following Ptidty evening.

Most of the yOungtr dance goers ol the "Bridge agree tntt it win make nice conclusion fir this holiday week anj appreciate the Sunday afternoon tht regular monthly forum wilt be eld at 4 p. m. from the polt hekdquartert, 751 East 221st street, with guest speakers. and a musical Next week the P.A..Activi. under the sponsorship of Mrs.

Emily Virgin, will offer adequate and interesting courses in practical dramatics twice per week. Tht classes will begin on Tuesday night and continue oa Thursday of each w. 0 0 0 0 IOTTO VOCI By REAtLtNl 1URILIT i Seemed tt though "we would never get that column of tht Three Black Spades into print 'tis at lat bring yoa Over 2,000 Wbiiieir Now zrtry day Bnage more rtgei eetf im what tkt Totriag Eoporttrt ditedvtrtd ia Ul first ftw weeks of titir 'flntets Qterj affloag womta. S'tw' t01V ort ii 20 oitiot ktvt tasworol tloir qnoatioa. "Wort oo ktlpei CABDUir Of Uott Mil taid Ia otket worda.lt par eort atU.ttty vtrt aeflidtl7 ttnarmt! EOCttLAND PALACE, 8th lWth St uasfa Dab OAX1 and ale raatOaj OttlOttra rwartnng lrtaitttot.

CttMU ojMewo. suito Babtortatita 11X0 Jtxot "tS togtt JTittott, awaet, ant iooea.o ao oMvHt at ttter.or Vr9 ajioniaje. aivw, ea iaVa. avtot Misv Dorothy Ciljman, all WsJflagt'ov D. Jav ,15 daughtti is, aetMor, Jit, Dunbar High School and home 'wh' htt ptothtr Rhttj.

Clifford. A large group, ol, younger toe. ialitw aHended and, greeted 4he pretty Wattiinston chaperons jncUj4eei Mtiitqe, Gsact Clifford. Cottta, B.ern'mr'Austin Mk Evelyn well'. "knows Harlem beauty culturltt, was boa.

ortd a surprise birthday ty'; last Tuesday "by her husband, Brad' and" sister, At Morton, at her hoppe, 7y 'Stt Nicholas and Irlehdt ctat large numbers' to felicitate tha honoree, shower her, with prestau and. partake the Among the" guests trtref Miss Bobbie Arhell. Mr.r ttd M. Si, ney Mr. and 'Mrs.

Clarence Rennie, vMr." fargrove, Mrs. El a or in anceyi Betty Drake, Mr. tnd Mrs. Miss Flo Lee Nick Savage, lltt. Harriett Dickerton; Weston Famous, Mr.

and Mrs; ICathaa Mortoa and Guildford M. Crawford, uncle of: tho hojtesi. 4 i' Anni Murray, well knofa Waslringtonjan, motored to the city with her John, to spend tht Easter' holidays here. Mrs'Murray wat, recently honoroj by Washington citiaeas, observini the anniversary; of Negro education in Washington, by; bo ing prCtented beautiful diaowol and emerald bracelet in recognitica of her 'work as 'one. of the first Ko gro kindergarten teachers in the District of Columbia acnonl system, "first tfit Ace 0' 'Sptdes wo wiB dish out.

the brighter ACI 0' 1PADIS So glad recent affair tht Mitchell Royal Club a ripping tucces Everyone thtfe from everywhere Btst of all tht dub plans a repetition of its swing tnd away to the jump tunes ol the music box, late in April at. tht close of the basketball season, Keep that in mind Esqtitres had a' bad night for their Spring Frolic, However mtny from the hometown fell on dowo tnf truly balled i Glad to hear 'bout Kearlena't new potltion a receptionist and assistant to a Doe in 131st street (quiteconvenient for Cliff J. I'd tav) 'tis alto hinted voung. last will scribe for new Kern no 'won der the Bridge gets too petit: tor said Dame Hey there 'Doug Manngrumn here's yours speedr recovery i. Thost 'Hagi plan take ther novel.

ideas doww to Willy for tht They lnteJt tp'toiru uit campus ot Lincoln U. tt ot Pete ind Ra'K Satheiwaitt '''of LincblB U. r.Them tlt c6 get V.f; (' Left begone With this' tril ling. and dig! Wonder how Cesenia Qreen felt witnessing the recent wedding of Fred Irvin to oeautiful and charming Claire; Turner. Millictnt Gretn attempted to' cc eeal her wounded pride by resetting that she too.

ouM'' 1' wtd ia Junt tht Hetrt Breaker" Ola Chaonte Irvlt ain't doin' so Vtd for him: lf Last. 'Spring a ctrtaia Allyiot held the torch: now. we find blonde Eleanor, of tht loer Bx. tt tne. cpnuois.

tnougo we thought Johnson would tike over St Mhe dance ri rucnored there a slander ease in the air caused by a few idle lassies wbo havt been, spread ing false malicious' aonip 'bout another member of the fairer ui Court, procee iing wiB take place after, further deliberation, we've jest tbout dug holt Itoga enough to fit in, sofart thee weR cjrurnps a I tPADl Of THE 'GRAYS Here I' am latt i as 'usual ready to shovel tip the past tnd boxy tht future peaking of grait )trdt why hat' Senator Boldet kept himtelf so scarce these diyi? Seem castthetter lads and lastiet wish to dig up the past' good tunes (rtrat used to exist fotir and five years afto v.U'AU Bridr ites are barred While we1 art in the graveyard ore might at well dig top that fcJd Jovt affair that will tarn, iato a grind platotic friendship with a tudden tura of eventt wt thtek you for the space" tarlene 'See' yotf print nt'at month' Three ri i i i i i it CARDH' a od jtimalttcr Uggiak appetites, at ftetieo SM to digottita aad aeoiaUUnen. tat reaoc 'Its proptn not eitait ot meat womea aad gtrlt to vp pheelal rtaittaaet had thai aToid'ttrhfii raia'taVd rta2 of asxHoatl. dytattaorrhea 'dw mtlaatriMoa Btgia to oiij ittt Query nora taoi taznoa aaateoeoo Thotf rotirlet; aiaalaa. lobaw Maaatavaoa othon. wwmm wmvemir 0 i ii.