The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-07-29

came the bride, last week, of DR.. James
Grant. Mrs. Grant is a niece of Mrs.
Ida Goings Wilson, formerly of Bos-
ton but now of New York.
Bus service for the Amician Club
picnic on Sunday, August 6, to May
flower Grove, Bryantville, will be from
Douglass Square at nine thirty AM.
and from Eastern Avenue near Main
st. in Maiden at nine AM.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Goldstein of
Roxbury are the happy parents of a
daughter, Anne Shirley, born recently.
Mr.. Goldstein is a prominent attorney
nd well known for his active work in
the Roxbury Civic League, Roxbury
Red Cross and Young Mems Republi-
can Club.
Herbert F. Knox who served in the
late war with old L. Co. of Boston has
been i'll over six years. His mother,
Mrs. Marguerite E. Knox of 25 Hol-
yoke ST., who has devoted herself to
him all this time has now placed him
under the care of Miss Viola Stokes,
manager of the Craig Convalescent
Home on Wyoming Street, who is Civ
ing him the best of attention aided by
her assistant, Miss jackson, the house
nurse. Herbert is the only war veteran
at the home at present. Visiting hours
are from 2-5 pm. every day. Mrs.
Knox suggests that you visit the home
and see what Miss Stokes, a real race
woman, is doing for her people.
A special call meeting of the Bay
State Grand Chapter, O.E.S., AT. &
AN. will be held Thursday, Aug. 3 at
$50 pm. Sister Delilah Roberts, R.
Sc. Matron, Sister Geneva Russell
Taylor, R.S.G. secretary.
Mrs. Harriet Stanfeld of Windsor
St, left the city Wednesday morning,
for Augusta, Ga, after receiving word
of her fathers death.
Come to the all musical-dramatic en-
tertainment, at the home of Mrs. Lii
liam Ballard of 215 Walnut Avenue,
RoXbury, this Sunday afternoon. July.
30 at o'clock. There will be a number
of talented artists contributing to a
splendid program. Among them are
Ruby Brown Henderson and Gloria
Kennedy, guest artists; Emma Lewis.
young musician, member of
the S.-Coleridge Taylor Association;
&. Miller, good will poet and others.
Miss Ina Rapier will be mistress of
ceremonies. The entertainment is spon-
sored by the Badge Committee in the
interest of the coming Musicians An
nual Meet.
Rev. Florence Randolph, DID. form
er chaplain of the Women's National
Federation and present pastor of Wal
lace chapel, Summit, N. j.; Mrs. Lucy
Bledsoe Gilmore, delegate to the Won
ems Convention here, from Missouri;
and Mrs. Van Dollar Martin and Miss
Ernestine Martin, wife and daughter
OF Atty Freeman Martin also of st.
Louis, No, are the house guests of Mrs.
l.. ID. Mason Of s Greenwich Park of
Boston.
Mrs. Arab Malone, Mrs. Florence
kibble of Chicago Illinois, are pormi-
nent delegates to the N.A.C.W. While
here they are stopping at 6O6 Column
bus Ave
Miss Lucille Bethea of Laurinburg.
n. c., and Miss Ruth Brown of
CharlestOwn, W. Va, of West Virginia
State College are here attending the
National Women's Convention.
Thomas Johnson, director of Ameri
can Folk Singers continues improv-
ing at the hospital and is expected
home in another week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins have removed
from Sterling Street to 80 S. Hunt
ington Ave.
The Church of God in Christ is hold
ing meetings every day in the big
tent on Sterling st.
Two Guardian writer's are on vaca-
tons, Ellsmere and Cannon Ball
Baker. Their columns will appear
after vacation ends.
Grace's Fish and Chip Shop. 7O7
Shawmut Ave. makes a speciality of
serving fried fish, French fried po-