The guardian., 1941-08-16
LAURENCE BAN

lander ST..
Atty Laurence Banks is vaca-
tioning for week in otisville.
NY.
Mrs. Georgianna Lovett of Rox-
bury who fell and broke her ankle
has almost entirely recovered.
Mrs. Sadie Fitzallen of Cam
bridge came up from Provincetown
for couple Of days this week and
returned Wednesday to continue
her vacation with her daughter
Mrs. Betty McGhee and the lat
ter's two children, Peter and Joan
Mrs. Helen Sayles of Syracuse.
N. Y. was the guest of her moth
er-in-law, Mrs Mary Sayles Brown
of "a Paris St., Everett, last week,
/ Mrs. Lillian M. Caldwell of Rox-
bury has been spending a few days
with her mother, Mrs. Mary SayleS
Brown of "a Paris ST.. Everett.
A Pew-Rally will be given for
the Trustees at the First A. M. E.
Church, Warren St., at Elm Hill
Ave. Rev. Oliver w. Childers, pas
tor, Sunday, Aug. IT, at $3.50. An
interesting speaker will be sup
ported by Carlisle Wilkie, organiSt;
Emanuel Male Quartette; Elias
tine Broadnax, soprano; Cecily
Williams, pianist.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank L. Chinn
and their son, Tony, are now on
their return from Canada where
they visited the relatives of Mrs
Chinn. En- route to Washington
the Chinns will stop over in Bos-
ton for couple of days as house
guests of their aunt Mrs. Maude
Chinn of Rockland St, Roxbury
This motor trip to Canada con-
Stituted part of their we'll
planned month of vacationing.
Mrs. Susan A. Shaw spent an
enjoyable weekend at A. Bracey's
"Rockwood Cottage in Mansfield
last week. Accompanying Mrs
Shaw were her sons and daughter,
Archibald and John, and (Mrs.)
Way Chinn. Mrs. Shaw is now
planning for her weeks stay at
Breezy Meadows" in Holliston the
end of the month.
Among the capacity house of
guests at Breezy Meadows" last
week were Mr.. and Mrs. Booker
stanfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Wayne, Mrs. Nadine Goodman,
Miss Alberta Darlington, Misses
Harrison, Williamson prov, r. -
and many others.
The Friendly Circle for the
Handicapped in their fourth an
nual picnic, entertained their
group at Salem Willows ON Aug. 5.
About fifty persons enjoyed the
bus ride and entertainment.
Bountiful lunches were served to
them by the committee and many
thanks must be given to Mayor
Coffey of Salem, who provided
some entertainment by a profess
sional blind group, as we'll as fur
niShing ice cream for the entire
party The Choral Group of the
Friendly Circle, trained by Mr.. j.
Powell, SO impressed Rev. Paine,
the radio pastor of Salem, that he
expressed a desire to have them on
a future broadcast. Mrs. E. l..
Morrison, Chairman of the Circle,
wishes to thank all who helped
to make the affair a success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Adams of
Akron, Ohio, and Mrs Emma
Jones Hammock of Cedartown,
Ga, were the weekend guests of
Rev. and Mrs. S. M. Riley Jr., of
Cleveland Park, Roxbury. The
group visited many of the histor-
ical points of interest in and
around Boston and were the re-
cipients Of many social courtesies
while in the city. The party left
Monday evening for New Haven,
Conn. and points West, leaving
behind many expressions of praise
for the hospitality and charm of
the Hub city
Rev. and Mrs. S. M. Riley Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adams of Ak
ron, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Allistel
Mayors, Mrs. Maths and Mrs. Har-
riet were the dinner guests Of Mrs
David Peart Sunday evening al
$50. Tie group was seated at 1
beautifully set table, sutnptuousl,