The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-01-14

NOuulLlS were SET dC vantage points
throughout the house with chasers of
Park and Tilford, no less! the
folks came early and stayed late for
a very large evening which included
recordings, motion pictures of the
famous mongoose-cobra battle to the
death and most interesting short
subject depicting what to wear while
swimming in the mood e. . swing was
IN order and the ickies made the raft
ers rock glamorous visitor was
Annette Mailer Grimes of Gotham who
is leaving shortly on world cruise
from Boston .. bountiful buffet of
cold cuts and potato salad was pro-
Vlded and attacked with gusto
several guests motored to the nearby
home of Jimmy and Eva Martin who
| were entertaining the Spellmans of
Philadelphia as house guests the re-
mainder treckked in their covered
wagon over to the Back Bay into the
oasis of Freddie Wheelock and Joe
! Clark to sip Sauterne and cocktails
the tenderfeet had fallen by the
Wayslde as the range riders charged
out for the last roundup on the Bar X
Simmons ranch on Sugar Hill to kill
the fatted calf and the spread
there was tremendous with the spa
cious sideboard and dining room table
groaning with a sumptuous feast of
delectable viands, choice liquors and
the ubiquitous cut glass flowing bowl
OF egg-nOg the veterans mushed
out through the snow into the cold,
grey dawn at seven o'clock in the
yaWnlng leaving the casualties to
happy slumber . after a long ses-
sion with Morpheus it was time to hit
the trail again which led to the wig
wan of Chief Larry and Nudge Lee
on the Harrishof reservation where
Count Brloschi was duly crowned with
appropriate ceremonies in the Red
room to the ritual of Lambeth Walk
and Boogie-Woogie for a large and
pleasant evening afterwards to
the Arnold Benjamins where Uncle
Paul wanted to start all over again
but Llllybelle took me out of circula-
ton and pointed the dogs homeward
While all Holworthy Street resOunded
with sounds of merriment from what
to all appearances looked like a grand
finale to the holiday festivities
among the friends encountered at the
various corrals while riding the
range were Mrs. Lulu Archer of As
bury Park, New Jersey, Mr.. and Mrs.
&, Henry Springer of Cambridge. Mrs.
; Mary Whiting, Mrs. Fancy Overstreet.
Mrs. Charles Waldron, Mrs. Sadie
lhornhill, Mr.. Nautambal Bhatt, Mr..
William McDaniels, Miss Harriet
jackson, Miss Elizabeth Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry zee, Joe Allen of Yale
University, Sam Allen of Harvard
University, Miss Leah Waldron, Mr..
and Mrs. Alonzo Archer, Mr.. Robert
j. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. John Patter-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Bushnell Oliver,
Miss Dolores Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs.
: Herbert Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Ross, Mrs. Katherine Gray, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Center, Mr.. Howard
Morris, Cloyde and Dorothy Harrison,
Mrs. Annette Grimes, DR.. and Mrs.
Nathaniel Handy, Miss Alma Handy,
Dawson Johnon, Jesse Plummer, Anna
and Mildred Collins, Joyce Jenkins,
Mrs. Ersa Tucker, Alvah Wilson, Miss
Thelma Thornton, Mr.. and Mrs. Fer
dinand Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. James
and Eva Martin, Justin Plummer, Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Turner, Richard Wal
ker, Mr.. and Mrs. Nal Lewis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Gatewood, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis jackson, Harry Holt, Lucius
Carter, Robert Blanton, Miss Freddie
Phillips, Ralf Coleman, Ralph John
son, Millicent Williams, Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Tanneyhill, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Johnson, Miss Rena Johnson, Mr.. and
; Mrs. Bud Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie
billiard, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Tucker,
Joseph Ryles, Miss Gertrude Henry,
Ethel Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dabney, Mrs. Vera Slade Erickson,
Joseph Lee, Miss Dorothy Slade, Miss
Hazelle Lomax, Miss Emma Williams.
Miss Catherine Aver, DR.. F. Irving
Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Mccoy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Bridger, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Frederick Dixon, Miss Mabel
Sandridge, Mrs. Helen Wyche, Miss
Alice Stephens, Commander Louis
Ransom, the Allen brothers, Miss
Narka Bourne, Miss Ellsmere Walker,
George Snowden and that's all | can
remember right now E. Bill Elmore,
famous New York pianist and orches-
ira leader chubby of Boston's Bea
Walker) is now doing the town as the
house guest of glamorous Gladys
McAdoo -. is welcome visitors over
Christmas were Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred
DeCosta of New York Will is a
former Boston Player and came home
to be with his father and mother on
Queensberry Street a delegation
including Ralf Coleman, Herbert Jax-
on, Charles Williams and myself had
the pleasure of meeting his pretty
wife and renewing old theatre ac-
quaintances with her urbane husband
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