The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-09-09

summer with relatives here has re-
turned to her school teaching position
in the Junior High School of Lewes,
Delaware.
Samuel D. Barney and Bill Cover
ington of New York motored to Boston
and were Labor Day guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John R. Ross of 81 Hammond
Street Mr. Barney is a cousin of Mrs.
Ross. While here he attended the
West Indian Cricket game, Labor Day,
at Franklin Field.
The annual meeting of the United
Beneficial Society will be held Septem-
Der u at 558 Mass. Avenue, Boston, at
8 pm. Members are asked to come
and bring a friend. Supper will be
served
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob't Thompson of
Columbus, Ohio, were the guests for
a week of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W.
Shepard of 692 Shawmut Ave. The
latter also entertained over the week
end James R. E. Kenney, his son and
daughter of Halifax, Nova Scotia, and
Mrs. Eilazeth Fowler. Mr.. Kenney is
treasurer of the Nova Scotia home for
Orphan children. En- route home the
guests will stop over in New York
and visit the Worlds Fair.
One of the gayest beach parties of
this season was given at Oak Bluffs
by Ann Virgins. The guests enjoyed
themselves toasting hot dogs, singing
and playing games. The following
1Nosa 10 bo D.,
sell Newton Service of Buffalo, N. Y,
bride and groom who were spending
their honeymoon at the Bluffs; Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbur Bright, Mrs. Fred
Brown, Mrs. Bessie Michaels, Misses
Dorothy Owens, Dorothy Mealey, Inez
Jackson; Messrs. Bruce Brown Eric
Thomas and William Griffin.
Mrs. Emma Jackson Neblett of II
Marble St., was charming hostess to
friends from New York and Savannah,
Ca, during their four days visit to
Boston. The guests were: Miss Lucille
Leach of New York, and Messrs. AL
phonso E. Fields, Herman Lewis and
Fred Stewart of Savannah. Miss
Dorothy Foster and Miss Marjorie
Leach assisted in the entertainment
and many Boston friends enjoyed
Mrs. Neblett's hospitality and helped
welcome the special guests. These
friends included: Mr.. and Mrs. Callen-
der, Mr.. and Mrs. Coles, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Mccoy, rs. Ruth Billings, Mrs.
G. Pharr, Mrs. Belle Mitchell: Misses
Adell Lewis, Gertrude Upshur, Susie
Hall, Messrs. Donald Neblitt, I. L.
Gilbert, Matthew Stephens, Edward
Lane, Lewis Brown, Clarence Hogan,
Howard Robinson, also Miss Carrie
Ros and the three Hall brothers form
erly 70 Savannah.
Mrs. James H. Allen of 70 Bower
St, had as dinner guest Mrs. Phoebe
Wood of 108 Dixwell Av., New Haven,
Conn. and Mrs. Mary Bates of AZ Ca
bot ST., Boston.
Miss Mary E. Harris of Lynn, was
the guest last week of her cousin.
Mrs. Helen Watkins of So. Hunting
ton Ave-
Mrs. W. L. Nutter of Roxbury and
little daughters, Isabella and Wilhel
NINA, have returned from Virginia
where they spent the summer. While
there they were the guests of their
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Tay-
Tor of Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Scott OF Chula, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Nelson ofsGlen Allen and friends, Mr.,
and Mrs. Percy Wyatt, Rev. and Mrs.
+: ID. Lewis of Riverview Baptist
Church of Richmond. They were en-
tertalned by other relatives and
friends and visited many places of in
terest.
Miss Dorothy Snowden of Everett
Mass, has just returned from a visit
to New York City where she was q
guest at the many social affairs in
connection with the National Conclave
OF the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity.
Clarence Dozler of II Walpole St.
has returned from New York where he
attended the Elk's Convention, visited
the Worlds Fair and had general
good time. He was the guest of his
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Darden Of Brooklyn and then
went on to Norfolk, Va, where for the
llrst time in twenty years all the family
were together.
Mr.. and Mrs John D. Dowse re-
turned this week from vacation trip
to Cleveland visiting Mrs. Dowse's
sister, Mrs. Nan Walker Gill.
A very happy reunion was enioved
during the WINS convention in
Boston last week when gold star and
silver star mother met for the first
time since the World War. Mrs. Lula
Boydston Of Cleveland, Ohio, delegate
to the convention, and Mrs. Marguerite
H. Knox Of Boston, both of whose sons