The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-01-07

Corine Powe, president of the Octettes
will be installed as Daughter Ruler of
Phyllis Wheatley Temple on Jan. 6.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Hogan of 81 Hollander St., was the
scene of Yuletide morn affair given
by the Q.E.Q.'s. Christmas spirit pre-
vailed everywhere. The guests and their
escorts were: Mesdames Martha Ho-
gan, Winifred Harriss, Daisy Gleaves,
Maybelle R. Wolfe, Bella Hinton,
Catherine Thompson; Misses A. Lind
say. Hazelle Rainey, Edna Brown,
Emile Stokes, Linda Brown, Dorothy
Rainey, Mae Helen Lindsay and Mrs.
Phillips; Messrs. Clarence Hogan,
Charles Phillip, John Collins, Alton
Hinton, Ralph Hennesey, Hugh
Wright, Joseph Bailey, Luis Wolfe,
Clarence Calendar, James Collins,
Carl Collins, Slim Hennessey; Messrs.
Blackman, Allen Lockland and Ken
meth Dudy.
On Friday evening, Dee. %, 1898,
Gamma Chapter of Omega Psi Phi
Fraternity, under the leadership of
Oscar S. Burrows, Basileus held a pre-
Christmas initiation, when the follow
ing were indicted into the fold of
Omega: Matthew W. Bullock, Jr. of
Bowdoin College, Maine; Edward
Digger, Jr. of Tufts College; Hugh L.
Magbie of Boston University, and Lu,
Their Z. Hill of Andover Newton Theo
logical Seminary.
The Ideal Hour Club met at the
home of Mrs. Edith Bowles on Mass.
Ave, with the president, Mrs. Anita
Perkins, in the chair. 1t was a Christ
mas Party and everyone brought good
cheer and greetings. After business a
collation. was served by Mrs. Bowles
who proved charming hostess. The
club meets again at same time and
place on January II, from to 5 pm.
The Amaranth Club is in full swing
after the double holiday which fol
lowed right on the heels of their last
meetings. President Pearl called the
meeting at her home. After the meet
ing the club members were pleasantly
surprised when they were served
dainty spread and tempting drinks and
then exchanged gifts.
Mrs, Mary Sayles Brown of "a Paris
St, Everett, entertained on Christmas
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Caldwell of
Roxbury, William H. Hicks of Ply
mouth, VT, and Lewis Hicks of Cam
bridge.
Mrs. Belle Perry of Oak Bluffs,
Mass, was the guest for the holidays
of her niece, Mrs. James D. Jones of
p Glendale Ave, W. Somerville. Other
guests alta Christmas reunion dinner
were: Mrs. Perry's twin brother,
Joseph Liggin, Dr. Charles Jones, Mrs.
Gillion, Mr.. and Mrs. Mccarthy. While
here Mrs. Perry was dinner guest of
Mrs. Edith Mcpherson and Mrs. James
Allen of Roxbury and was also cord
tally greeted by a host Of friends at
Union Baptist Church, Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel W. Wilson of
ISL Fayeweather ST., Cambridge, had
as their guests during the holidays the
son of Mrs. Wilson, Percy W. Tucker
and his bride, the former Nora Rasby
of Wash, D. C. Mr.. Tucker, we'll
known in Boston among the younger
set is now in the government employ
in Washington, D. C.
Lessons and classes have resumed,
after the holiday vacation at the studio
of Anna Bobitt- Gardner. Miss Clarissa
Cooke was in charge during the illness
of Mrs Gardner, who continues to i'm
prove at the Brigham Hospital.
Mrs. Louise Silva spent the Christ
mas holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Hamilton, Windsor,
Nova Scotia. In Halifax she was the
guest of her uncle and aunt Mr.. and
Mrs John A. Davis.
Miss Frederisa Colbert of Everett,
spent the holidays visiting relatives
and friends in New York City and
Newark, New Jersey She was accom-
panied on the trip by Peter Milligan
and Miss Clara Merritt of Boston,
Mass. Il