The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-07-13

The guests enjoyed pleasant after
noon and evening.
Group Ten was well represented, at
the Women Service Club dance, given
at Green Acres, Saxonville, the night
before the fourth of July. The follow
ing members were present: Messrs.
George Brathwaite, Leon Brathwaite,
Harold Wilson, John Holmes, G. Otto
Hughes, Henry Turner, and their
wives. On Monday, July 8, the club
meet at the home of Leonard Whaley,
.9 Ivy St., Cambridge, Paul Bradford,
a candidate for membership was in
vestigated by George Brathwaite,
chairman of the application committee.
Henry Turner chairman of the dance
committee, reported that advance sales
Of tickets for the clubs dance at
Hobbs Crystal Ballroom, Davis So,
Somerville, July 26, was most crafty
ing.
The Second Annual Picnic of the
Press Club of Boston was held last
Sunday and was q most unusual affair.
The day began with an Airplane Party
held at the Brockton Airport during
which each member enjoyed an air
plane trip. Proceeding from this point
to Mashpee Pond, a day of genuine
picnicing and bathing TO portable
radio music was enjoyed. En- route to
Boston, the group stopped at the
"Jay Morris" cottage in Onset where J.
Morris Robinson played host to his
friends until an early hour. This pic
mic marked the closing Of another sea
son of activity for this club which will
begin its third season in the fall.
The Frank Rogers, Of Maiden, gave
their youngest son, Richard Rogers,
seven, a birthday party, Sunday after
noon, July Z, at their Sherman Street,
home. The dining room was beauti-
fully decorated IN orange, pink, yellow
and green. Sub-debs, Dolly Harris,
Helen Anderson, and Norma Doucette,
entertained the tots with games and
folk songs. A delicious collation. was
served by Mrs. Emma Wilson of Bos-
ton (aunt OF Richard), wearing a
pretty blue and white frOck, Mrs. Mena
Barrett, Of Florida, in lowered silk,
Mrs. Doris Jenncop, OF Boston, stun
ming IN a white shark skin suit. Mrs.
Freida Harris OF Maiden in q smart
blue and white organdy, Post Deb.
Ruth Jackson of Maiden. fetching in
her blue hooded dress and Mrs. Frank
Roger, charming in lowered chiffon
Dropping into congratulate young
Richard, was popular Post Deb. Unity
Wells OF Saugus, attractive in a green
hooded reSs, and petite Mrs. John
Collins emily Stokes) in blue and
white silk. The children attending the
party were: Pauline and Phyllis Bar
rett Of Florida and Boston, Pricilla and
Madaline Jackson, Grace Desmond,
Shirley and Ruth Wick Of Maiden,
Irene and Pauline Harris OF New York.
Harold & Kenneth Desmond. Edward
Wagner, Jackie ellis, Herbert and
Edward Grady, Turner Rose Jr., Ro-
bert Doucette, Frank and Horace
Rogers Of Maiden.
A. E. Roberts, real estate dealer of
Mass Ave, was called TO Niagara Falls
South End Chorus OF which Claudius
j. Broadfeld Is director will be given
in the Harriet Tubman House. 25 Hol-
yoke Street, on Tuesday. July Is, al
5 80 pm. The concert To which adults
are invited is sponsored by the W.P.A.
Adult Recreation Projects Inner South
End Choral Committee Of which Mrs.
Mabel Dean Is chairman.
Mrs. Mary Richardson Of Kenil-
worth ST., Is at Oak Bluffs, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter J. Stevens of
Syracuse, \. Y, have returned home
after spending the July weekend in
Boston. They left by motor Sunday
morning and while here were happily
greeted by former friends here.
A Community Concert BY the Inner
and Toronto by the serious illness of
his mother and his brother.