The guardian., 1941-07-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jones and DR..
and Mrs. James Lee, with the two Lee
children, all of Waterbury, Conn,
spent the holiday weekend visiting
relatives and friends in Boston. On
Saturday they were guests of Mrs.
Matte Lou Reid at her residence on
Hammond St.
Daniel Skinner, faculty member at
billiard University, is vacationing in
Boston, his home town.
Sturgis Chemical Co., GAS Shawmut
Ave-, has enlarged its establishment by
taking over the adjoining shop for
merly occupied by the Cox printing
plant.
Betty Wright, fashionable dress
maker, 694 Shawmut Ave, and her
two sisters, Mrs. Louise Howard and
Miss Lillian Wright, are enjoying a
visit of their cousin Miss Juanita Hines
from Wilmington, N. c. Miss Hines
will be here all summer.
The former Miss Bertha Baumann,
now Mrs. Oliver Randolph, Newark,
N. j., presented a large class of her
piano pupils in recital at the Newark
Y.M.C.A. Monday, June 80, Mrs. Ran
dolph, as Miss Baumann, is remem-
bered here as a New England Con-
servatory student, brilliant pianist and
prominent socialite. Ever since her
marriage to Attorney Randolph she
has resided in New Jersey.
GRADUATION PARTY
Mrs. Rosa o. Peay and Mrs. Marie
NJ
Misses Cecilia C. Peay and Alice M.
Ousley, in a graduation party Thurs
day evening, June &c, at 558 Mass.
Ave. Graduates of RoXbury Memorial
High School, both young ladies made
very charming and gracious hostesses
to the many co-graduates and friends
present. The following graduates were
among those attending: Misses Julia
Monson, Leona Broadnax, Winifred
Younger, Ethel Smith, Claradora
Fisher, Thelma Littleton, Millicent
Lewis, Anita Averett, Madeline Spicey,
Doris Antoine, Panzie Kettler, Leslie
Darnely, Albert Littleton; others at
tending were: Mrs. Peay, Mrs. Best,
Mrs. Pearl Hector, Mr. and Mrs. Mort
Judson, Misses Ophelia Peay, Louise
Murray, Harriet Holmes, Alice Ross,
Barbara Nelson, Bernice Heggie, Ce-
cily Williams, Barbara Williams;
Messrs Douglas Peay, Malcolm Taylor,
William Meter, Paul Broadnax, Cad
Stansil, Raymond Hayes, Norris Wal
ter, Samuel Weems, Robert Key, Rus
sci and Charles Wright, Samuel House,
Vernon Williams, Clarence, Charles
and Harry Elam, Robert Antoine,
Danny Mann, Roscoe Blunt, Benjamin
Handy, John Masy, Clifton Singletory,
Fred Bowden, and Lawrence Neblet.
At 11:30 all joined in the grand march
to the dining room and were served re-
freshments. With the distribution of
an array of balloons a most enjoyable
evening closed at midnight in climax
of color and excitement.
On Saturday, June %, at 7 o'clock,
Miss Helen Lillian Heughen, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Heughen of
Bangor, Maine, was married to John
Richard Dunning, son of Mrs. Joseph
E. Dunning of Milton. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Kenneth dep.
Hughes at St. Bartholomew Church,
Cambridge. The attendants were
Miss Phyllis Warner, cousin of the
groom, and Eugene Dunning, brother.
A beautiful bridal cake and also the
wedding cake were the gift of Mrs.
Inga Fernandes. The couple are
making their home in Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond E. Yancey
are the proud parents of bouncing
baby girl born Friday, June 27, at the
New England Hospital for Women and
Children.
Professor and Mrs. Edward C. Niles.
with their daughter Jeanne, from
Evansville, Indiana, are visiting their
mother, Mrs. Willard P. Pray, IA
Bower St., Roxbury. While here, the
visitors motored to Waterville, Maine,
where Prof. Niles attended his class
reunion at Colby College. They re-
port very enjoyable time. Eddie had
the distinction of coming the longest
distance to attend Professor Niles
also attended sessions of the N.E.A.
last week, his field being health and
physical education.