The guardian., 1941-07-26

st. is the guest of Mrs. Helen Wash
ington at the latte1's summer home in
Wexford, R. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Dixon of
Kenilworth st. are spending their va
cation in Oak Bluffs, Mass.
Mrs. Sadie Williams of Chelsea is at
her summer home in Maine
Mrs. Blanche Duffy of Washington,
D. c. has been attending the Harvard
Institute and while here is the guest of
Miss Julia Smith of Washington, D. C.
who is at the home of her brother. DIR.
John j. Smith of II Lee St., Cambridge
for part of the summer.
A large crowd of pleasure seekers is
expected at the Women's Service Club
Summer Fete and Cabaret given on
the evening of Friday August s, at
II.he Rainbow Plantation in Walpole.
You remember 600 people attended the
first Women's Service Club affair held
at Mrs. Garnes' "spot" and undoubt-
edly as large a number will be going
out there on August s. You will re-
member also that on the previous occa-
sion, the prices of the food were
annoyingly high. That is all changed
for this coming event, for there is to
be special Women's Service Club
menu with special Women's Service
Club dinner for 65 cents (this is a fried
chicken dinner with all the fixings) and
also Women's Service Club special
sandwiches from Is cents to 35 cents.
So make your reservations by tele-
phoning the following: Ken. 1894, Hig.
1914, Hig, $3.50, or Hig. $500.
DR.. and Mrs. Clark Bennett of Seat
tie, Washington, were in the city this
week enroute to Gloucester where they
have beautiful cottage in the artists |
colony, Mrs. Bennett being an artist. |
They were the guests of Mrs. Louise
Ross, 72 Harold St., Roxbury, who en- |
tertained them at the Country Club |
for dinner.
Archie Shaw, formerly of Boston,
and now a government official at Ellis |
Island, N. Y. will be the guest of his
sister, Mrs. Louise Ross, during the
first two weeks in August.
Rollins Ross of the 366th Inf. sta
toned at Camp Devens, is home on
five-day furlough.
John Ell. Fleming of Northampton
ST., Boston, formerly of Cambridge, is
very i'll at Peter Bent Brigham Hospi-
tai.
Mrs, NJ. Williams and her daughter
Florence of 3028 Washington St., Rox-
bury, had as their guest Miss Gordes
De Villies of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Skeete of New
York City were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence N. Haynes, 80 Fountain St.,
Roxbury. Mr.. and Mrs. Skeete enjoyed
The week they spent in Boston, while
visiting friends and relatives and have
now returned home.
FOOD SALE-Given by the Wavs
and Means Committee I. 0. of G. Fish
erman, Saturday, July 26, 1941, at 100
w. Springfield St., Boston, Mass. All
home cooking. Sale starts at 2 PM
Sis. Nancy Morgan, chairman; Sis.
L duLlc II. IOS6N6S, SoCV.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fl. Wilkerson of
West Medford are visiting their niece
and nephew, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hill
of Providence, R. l., over Monday,
July 81.
Everybody is looking forward to the
clam bake and outing at Green Acres
on Labor Day, given by the William E.
Carter Post. The public is invited.
Rev. and Mrs. F. w. Jacobs and their
three children, Helene, frankie and
Taylor Jacobs, also Mrs. A. W. Brown
Y. w. c. A, secretary, all of Bridge
port, Conn, were guests this week of
Mrs. Jacobs's brothers, DR.. S. F. Tav-
lor and Baicom Taylor. Mrs. Brown
was graduated from Atlanta Univer- !
sity School of Social Work, of which
Forester B. Washington is principal.
Rev. Edith B. Williams, former pas
tor of the International Gospel Mis-
sion, Providence, was recently ap-
pointed by Bishop w. J. Walls to open
mission in Portsmouth, N. H. She |
spent the weekend in Portsmouth sur
veying the work.
Mrs. Gladys Brown Alston of Phila- |
OtPilld 10 SpenuIlg Two OF Cnfee weeks |
IN Boston among relatives and friends. |
Last week she was the house guest of
Mrs. Joseph Hughes of Kenilworth st. |
Roxbury. This week she is being en-
tertained by Mrs. Burleigh Smith CHS |
holm in Cambridge. Her sister, "Dot"
Brown, has been a resident of Los
Angeles, Calf. for the past ten years.
In Los Angeles also resides their aunt
Mrs. Florence Gray, formerly of Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Carrie j. Satterwhite, junior
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