The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-09-02

Harrison, Mrs. Florence Murray, and
John Murray, Jr., Miss Ann Wake,
Miss Peggy Pierce and Miss Resale
Camel.
Mrs. Sadie Merchant, assisted by
Mrs. Ethel M. Gross, entertained on
last Saturday evening the following
Boston visitors: Mrs. Lillian P. De
Groat, Mrs. Lillian De Porgnard, Mrs.
Robena De Rogers, of Louisville, Ky.
and Rev. Kenneth Hughes of Charles
ton, S. c.
DIR. and Mrs. G. W. Harrison are
spending their vacation in Los Angeles,
Cal, with Mrs. Harrison's mother, Mrs
Cloyd.
Mrs. Eva W. Mccoy of Brook Ave-
continues steadily to gain her nor
NAL health. Many friends wish her
well.
Francis G. Wilson, Jr., and Grafton
l. Wharton are home from camp after
a two months stay.
DR.. and Mrs. Alfred Otway are
spending two weeks at the Kinkhead
Cottage, Ellington Sea, Plymouth,
Mass.
Mrs Rosa Carter of Broadway,
Cambridge, received severe burns to
her left hand recently but is recovering
nicely.
Sgt. and Mrs. Thomas Bell enter
tanned in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mund Abrams and Miss Dorothy Min
ton of Darby, Pa. Among the other
guests were Mrs. Greenwich, Ruth Vim
cent, Mildred Otway, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Pasco, Jr., Wendell Pasco, Helen
Robertson, Mrs. Eleanor Underwood
and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pasco, Sr. The
occasion proved a very delightful one
to ALL
Mrs. Lillian Lewis Feurtado who
has been in Portland, Me-, the past
several months spent a week in Boston
the guest of Mrs. Lucie Lewis of Kenil-
worth st. enroute to the Worlds Fair
in New York. She is expected to be in
Boston again during this month.
John Murray, 12-year-old violinist
was on the program of the Musicians
Juvenile Concert in Ebenezer Baptist
Church. He is the son of Mrs Flor
ence Murray of Roxbury.
Miss Gladys Holmes president Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs, is the
speaker for Women's Day at Peoples
Baptist Church, Sunday afternoon,
Sept. TO-
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Gould of
CASTOR St., Dorcester are at the family
home of Mrs, Gould in Gouldtown,
N. J.
Herbert B. Dowse and son left
Thursday for Columbus, Ohio, to ac-
company Mrs. Dowse home from that
city.
"Chicken" Richards, formerly of
Boston, but now employed at Small's
in New York, is in Boston visiting re-
latives and renewing old acquaintance
this week.
Miss Gladys Wyn, after four months
stay in Ridgewood, N. j., is back in
Boston for a brief visit.
Mrs. Jessie Smith Of Cincinnati,
Ohio, was in Boston this week visiting
her son-in-law, Philip Allston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant of Chicago are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Webb
of Worthington st.
Coleridge Braithwaite, Harvard
graduate, is spending his vacation in
New York.
Mrs. Jack Welch of Washington, D..
c., is the proud parent of a baby girl
born last week. Mrs. Welch, the form
err VENDETTA Conover and family are
expected here next month.
Theodore Gould, teacher in the
south and Howard Gould, Chicago Ur-
ban League official, are visiting their
family on Dale st. Mr.. and Mrs. Ny
ron Towns Miriam Could arrived
this week to spend a few weeks
Mrs. Edward Hope of Washington,
D. c., spent the week end with her
family here. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Hope
will come to Boston in the fall for a
years course of study.
Among the new adventures at the
Pianoforte and Dramatic Studio of
Anna Bobitt- Gardner, Mus.B., will be
Mothers Glass in Pianoforte. In
struction will be given free to mothers