The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-06-10

ence Thomas, trustee; Annie Heming
way, chaplain.
| Miss Narka Bourne, daughter of At
torney Bourne, is visiting in New York
On Friday morning, June 2, the it'll
folk of the Harriet Tubman Hous
| Nursery School enjoyed a special treat
The entire group was driven out t,
Franklin Park to see the animals. TIL,
children found the antics of the mon
keys especially amusing and consider
able time was spent in watching the
elephants, the lions and the tigers
Among the children who went were
Resale Thomas, Marylin Trent, Shir,
ley and Pauline Wooten, Sheila Sea-
forth, Thelma Washington and Made
line Francis, Kenneth Portlock, Gus
Darden, Arthur Mayo, Harold Hill, Jr.,
Kenneth Cooke. The teachers who ac-
companied them were Misses. Rosalvn
Banks, Carrie Donkens and Dorothy
Jones.
Whispering Willows, Miss Josephine
Crawford's summer camp at Stoughton,
has recently been enlarged by the cree
ton of an annex for a day nursery
school which will be conducted during
the summer months under the direction
Of regularly trained nursery school
teacher. Children as young as 3 years
will be admitted to the nursery school.
Some Of the t-of-towners attending
the Christian Science Church annual
meeting are at the Women's Service
Club.
7. Rollins Ross is the genial and
energetic manager of the Artantic Gas
Station at 1105 fremont St., near Ma
sonic Temple. The station maintains
the White Flash Service. 1t is busy
station.
Mrs. Harriette Slauson Farley of
Buffalo, n. Y, arrived in Boston last
week for a months visit.
Dr. and Mrs. Stanley L. Lucas of
Atlantic City, n. j., spent the week
end in Boston visiting friends, and
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. John
Barley, Mr.. and Mrs. William Walker.
Dr.. and Mrs. John B. Hall and Mrs.
Ethel Smith. In Attleboro, Mass. DIR.
and Mrs. Lucas will be house guests of
Mrs. Robert Slater. DR.. Lucas is a
member of the Atlantic City health de-
partment.
The S. Coleridge-T Taylor Music As
eocio+io,, irv-i+o- oil .bor,1 ,.,,c,,,,-- -. ]
sOloists to meet at 52S Mass. Ave. lin
coin Halls Monday, June u, s pm. to
rehearse with its augmented choirs for
singing at the convention of the Nat.
Association Of Colored Musicians in
this city, Aug. 20-25. Each singer is
asked to bring a copy of "By the Wat
ers of Babylon" (Coleridge- Taylor
and Handles Halleluiah Chorus. For
further information call Com. 1919.
Mrs. Lucy Mitchell, wife of Attorney
Joseph S. Mitchell is convalescing at
home after a serious operation.
The Women's Service Club has ar
ranged to send $50 children and 20 or
% elderly women to camps during the
summer.
Mrs. Sarah Fitzallen has returned
from a visit of a week to her daughter
Mrs. Euclid Ghee in Jersey City, n. J.
Mrs. Ethel Smith is domiciled at
400 Mass. Ave, Boston, where she will
be pleased to see her friends.
Harry Lewis of Kenilworth St., is
confined to his home by illness.
Among New Workers in Boston this
week were Mrs. Robena Somerville
Hughes and Miss Beatrice King. Mrs.
Hughes was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Barley of Rowland st. and Miss
King was the guest of Mrs. Lucy VIII
Hams of Cambridge.
DIR. and Mrs. John B. Hall will be
at Holyoke, June u, for the gradua-
ton of their niece, Miss Jeanne Curtis.
Miss Curtis, whose home is in Patter-
son, n. j., will enter Harvard next fall
to study for an AN. degree.