The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-09-09
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many friends during their visit to Bos
ton. They were the guests of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Alexander Archer at a specia
luncheon, Mrs. Rachael Saunders ans
Mrs. Matilda Miller, both of this city
being the other guests present.
Among the many houseguests al
Laster Cottage, Springlake, N. j., were
DR.. and Mrs. Sutherland, Muriel and
brother, Orange, n. j.; Mrs. Chadwick
daughter and son, Brooklyn, n. Y;
Mrs. Fleming, wife of DR.. Fleming and
grandson, New Haven, Conn; Miss
Margaret Henderson, Cambridge, and
many others who enjoyed the ideal
atmosphere Of this exclusive summer
resort.
Rev. and Mrs. James Clair Taylor
spent several days as guests of DecateI
Taylor and Miss Elsie Nelson, 10 Ok
ford Street, East Lexington, father and
niece of Rev. aylor The Rev. is the
pastor of the A.ME. Zion Church in
Patterson, New Jersey and editor of
the Zion Quarterly Review. He was
the speaker at Columbus Avenue
A.M.E Zion Church, Sunday evening,
Aug. 81 Mrs. Madeline White of West
Medford accompanied Rev. and Mrs.
James Taylor on their return home.
Misses Beatrice E. Robinson and
Ethel L. Riddick of 40 Grigg Street,
Cambridge, have returned from New
York where thoy wuIe tie guests OF
Roland B. Robinson of 331 W. 80 st.
Among those who rendered them cour-
tesies were Messrs. Howard Dodson,
James Rankin, William Gadsden, Cal
vim Smith, Mrs. Edna Johnson and
Matthew Carnan. They visited the
Worlds Fair, Radio City, the Acquar-
ium and other points of interest. Last
week Miss Robinson and Miss Riddick
were the houseguests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Butler of 46 Forest Street,
Rockland, Mass.
Mrs. Mary Sayles Brown of "a Paris
Street, Everett, who has been visiting
New York, the Worlds Fair and the
Elk's Convention has returned home
after a very pleasant trip. While in
New York, Mrs. Brown was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stephens, of
13Sth Street,
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Wilkerson
of West Medford, were guests of then
friends Harry A. Sibley and niece of
2lS Park Street, New Bedford, Labor
Day.
Friday evening, Aug. 25, the "Debs'
Of North Cambridge entertained at the
Community Club rooms gay party of
young people who enjoyed music and
dancing and were served delicious re-
freshments. Those present included
Barbara Duncan, Roe Williams, Fran
ces Ponce and Aris Battles, the enter
tanning "Debs" and the following
Misses June Stanley, Marguerite Dun
can, Helen Weems, Louise Baker, Ruth
Mullins; Messrs. Henry Battles, vii
liam Cook, Al Montgomery, Wendell
Perry, Rupert Margetson, Stanley
jackson, Thomas Thorpe and Francis
Suarez
Mrs. Layna Bryant OF Chicago, for
merly of Boston and the organizer OF
the first Poro Club here, is on a visit
to the Hub. She tells friends that IL
the near future she plans to return tc
Boston for permanent residence.
Silk stockings, all new fall colors, al
Crosby's Drygoods Store, II Green
witch Park.
William E. Lew of New York, for
merly of Boston, was a visitor in the
city this week.
Miss Marjorie Leach after a summer
vacation in New York City is bach
bringing with her to Boston her sister
Miss Lucille Leach.
The Book Lovers Club opens fol
the season on Sunday. Sept. 10, at 55$
Mass. Ave, with the full membership
planning to be present.
Miss Mary Holmes who spent tn,