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December 13, 1927.

The President presided at the meeting of the Jamaica
Plain Tuesday Club held in the Unitarian Parish House
December thirteenth.
The report of the recording secretary was read and
accepted.
Miss Gleason appealed to the members of the Club to
become subscribers to the Neighborhood House and informed
them of the remodelled building on Amory Street for
which funds and furniture are solicited.
Miss Mary H. Howard, Chairman of the Music and
Drama Department introduced Miss Karda Wold,
Costume Singer and Miss Jean Wold, Interpretative Dancer.
These talented sisters rendered an hour of enjoyment
to the Club members with their sonds and dances.
Miss Kard Wold, in native dress, sang fock songs of
China, Czecho-Slovakia, Germany and for her last group,
in a modern gown, sang, among other songs, Long, Long
Ago and Me and My Little Banjo. Miss Jean Wold, in
appropriate costumes, presented dances of Egypt, Greece
and the Spirit of the Fock Dance of Europe. For her
final number, in artistic attire, the waltz with
variations.

Respectfully submitted,
Blanche U. Eldridge.
Rec. Sec.