The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-08-30

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after which little Miss Yancey
will make the return trip home
by herself, her first experience
travelling alone.
Mrs. Victoria Bumgardiner
McKinnon returns to Boston
from a round of visits in New
York, Long Island, Philadel-
phia and Brooklyn, R. C. A.
Music Hall, Coney Island and
Mt. Vernon.
Members of Twelfth Baptist
Church and friends of Mrs.
Elizabeth Ramsey Reid regret
her serious illness from shock.
She is being cared for by her
faithful sister, Mrs, Coltrerine
Dixon of 2 Dunstable ST.,
CharleStown.
Miss Laura Owens of Belmont
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old tombstone of N. Y. and Mrs.
Grace Manuel on Thursday at
her summer home.
Mrs. Manuel motored back to
N. Y. with the Johnstone's and
spent the weekend,
Pete" Burroughs of Austin
st. is improving, having been
taken suddenly i'll.
Miss Minnie Grimes of %
Walpole st. is spending her va
cation in Atlantic City, N. j. at
the Elks convention. She is the
house guest of Mrs. Bernice
Barnett, secretary to Madam
Sarah Spencer Washington Of
the Apex College.
Miss Carolyn Johnson of New
York is spending her vacation
here with her relatives in Ca
tawba ST., Roxbury.
Joseph (Joe) Brown, former
employee at the Parker House.
now employed in upstate New
York, was a recent visitor in the
Hub.
Mrs. Robena Hughes of New
York writes from Los Angeles,
California to friends here that
her trip will take in several
western cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j. Stew
ems have returned to their Syr-
acuse home after a. weeks visit
in Boston and Oak Bluffs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Gould
of Grove Hall are visiting rel
atives in Goultown, N. j., Mrs.
Gould's birthplace.
Mrs. Mary Mcintyre of New
York, sister of Mrs. Fannie
Lonon, is now making her home
with the latter.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Jackson
of Western Lunch Box, 431
Mass. Ave, left Monday by mo-
tor to attend the Elks Conven-
ton in Atlantic City, N. J. Ac-
companying them were Miss
Nellie Parker and Henry Batch
elder.
Mrs. Matte p. Beasley of
Chicago mother of the late DR.
Beasley, accompanied by her
daughter Mrs. Ethelyn Ross and
the latter's children, Albert and
Judith, was in Boston several
days this week having motored
here after a tour of Canada. Al
so in the party was Miss Mary
Ann Parker of Chicago. While
here they were guests of Mrs.
Fannie Lonon OF Holyoke st.
Miss Suzette Perkins and
Miss Rubinetta Payne, popular
beauticians of the Venetian
Vanity Lounge, are visiting
friends in Philadelphia and At
lantic City.
Mrs. Mabel Banks Windsor of
New York, daughter of the late
Walden Banks, Boston under
taker, spent several days last
week visiting her relatives.
Melvin Smith, Pepsi Cola rep
resentative, was among last
weeks visitors in Boston. He
wa accompanied by Mrs. Smith
and their daughter.
Miss Lena lizard, former Bos-
tonian now residing in Wor-
cester. was in the Hub this week
calling on her old friends.
Miss Genevieve Lewis Of Vir-
gin Islands is the guest Of Miss
Eunice Powell, 36 Sussex st
Miss Lewis's sister Winifred, rep
resented the girl scouts of thy
Virgin Islands at their recent
/ convention at East Otis. Mass.
A banquet IN honor G. Ms
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