The South End House
VOL. 1. No. 1.
BOSTON, MARCH 20, 1930.
Price Two Cents
New Caddy Camp
at Poland Spring
Miss Lyvers is
To Clean District
Musicale Series
For Tercentenary
at Union Park
Making Puppets
Applications Will Be Ready Soon
Start Saving
The first of a series of Sunday
Miss Helen E. Lyvers, coach of South End Unit Is Promoting The
dramatics and marionettes for South
at 20
Planting of Shrubs
Union Park
Picluiok and the Chase Conntry
Mrs. Bernice Wyer, pianist, gave a
The South End Unit of the Boston
of the famous Tony Sarg Marionette
Company, has been engaged by
Club.
o more will their ramshackled
orking
illustrated it with annropriate piano.
selections. The musicale was well
ing about seventy-
few months for the civic betterment
theu ge bes Belnd i
puppets for their coming music
June, New sleeping and living quar-
Conme ned in Bostom
dieione are msch improed
.
and their Ditor M Stoneman
quires, however, the co-operation of
ington Theatre, March 29.
These
The second Musicale was held at
and Mr. Turley have returned from
20 Union Park on February second.
pappets, whch are to be exact mini-
Jand, and are satisfied that conditions rendered two groups of selections.
and Mrs. John Phillips sang two
South End a cleaner and more at-
in the show, will be presented in a
tra
special prologue thatw
will be right this year.
One of the
efore the caddy
applications will be out and all those
who expect to go should start saving
The puppet stage owned by the com-
during the coming months
s to pro-
enthusiastically received by the audi-
a e program was in charge
the
back vards and to encomrage the
inclendin i- a larger
Brandegee
Music Committee.
planting of shrubs and flowers.
The puppets will be operated by
Miss Lyvers and three members of
This fee covers the price of the uni-
During the Tercentenary celebra-
forms which are issued
the boys
Another musicale was held Sunday
afternoon, March ninth. Mr. William
tie
ad
M
Doa's
inthe-box Marionettes Katherine
will wisis R
sical exam.
f you aren't in good shape you can't
go. It would be a good
Mise Viola wilhur nlaved three
these visitors, no doubt, will look
Brassil, and Lester and Milton Tarno-
idea to visit
groups of piano selections. An en-
thusiastic audience was present.
pol, the latter a student at the Uni-
tse south
End. The committee.
that window boxes
used where it
front vard.
s this occasion afforde
A Disastrous Fire
Junior Drama Club
Plans Outdoor Play
a splendid opportunity to create a
atmosphere
Battle for Cleaner
for our coming guests.
The Clover Apartment House Fire
disaster has left destitute a number
Streets Being Made
You can help. May the committee
have your co-operation?
siding there, Many of these families
All the Junior dramatic classes are
of their belongings, in- joining with the singing and dancing
The battle against the unsightly lit-
ter boxes on the streetts is still rag-
ing. Many interesting pictures have
have lost
South End Women's
and Gretel, which will bea simplieed
the children are unable to o toversion of Humperdincks famous
cluding elothes, so that in some cases
to the Board of Health, the Police
Club
Winchester, a festival play, will be
mmssioner and others who are in
are sorely handicapped for lack of
proper clothing. The South End presented in May in the garden of
House would welcome any assistance
The South End Women's Club, an
Mrs. Leet, a charter member
Organization, is sick at her home, 31
this
of the community for mutual recrea-
ut-door stage at 20 Union Park dur
ing June.
non and neighborliness, meets in the
e any children's
from her friends will make a bright
other
her day. Let us not forget
any household articles
that would help call one of the
South End Branche batedA to
spot
tei
in thesinging
20 Union Park on the first and third
Mondays of each month. Founded 23
clothing,
class, will play the principal parts
A committee from this Association
conference with Mr. Kelley
met
rama Class" is dividing its time
who came into the community a
between the dances in Hansel and
cene in The
waykept betore
vated to lay hefore them the
it sh
those most needy.
complaints received in regard
Fair Way to Winchester
the incoming stranger, distributing
poor
ca
socrety
The Rutland Dramatic is prepar-
ing the Robin Hood play for The
As renle of this meeting two
SAVE 5%
trains of two cars each are being run
have accumulated.
It makes a par-
d
residnte of che aibborhood
the mornings to take care of the
group at 20 Union Park is designing
Interest begins 10th of the month
and painting costumes.
High School pupils. The regular cars
who are too aged or indigent to care
properly for themselves.
ated
Ine dowe busine ple go
No decision has been given yet by
the State Department of Public Utili
Valentine
Bastan enny Saings Bank
The Shepherd Prince at .
Durns uper an
party at Rutland Street. They were
ru
1375 Washington Street
assisted by the kutland street sing-
Thanksgiving and a Christmas party
(At Cathedral Square)
hundred and fifty children enjoyed
the play and party.
coin boxes by the Telenhone Com
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