The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-01-11

fortitude. 'iieii
FOND MEMORIES
Many of US will long cherish q
myriad of fond thoughts of the vule-
Tide that gave so much ioy and hanni-
ness to the fortunate. =
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Henderson of
Palm Beach, Westchester and Sugar
Hill, now residing at $40 st. Nicholas
Avenue, entertained extensively dur
ing the holidays. incidentally Mrs.
henderson, a long standing friend of
NINE is the charming Alice of the noted
Gellle family of West Palm Beach,
Fla, sister of my good pal. DR.. War
rem H. Collie, DDS. well known hove
and in Philly.
The Henderson's delightfully."- enter
tanned their deb "datter," Billie, during
her visit home for the yule who is
a sophomore at Howard University
and an AKA soror. The lovely coed
buzzed me about some of the other
college kids just before her return to
school. Wi II ~
The easy-on-the-eyes Bea Turner of
Kansas City, another AKA. took her
friend, Violet Kennedy of Knoxville,
nome with her as guest when thew at
tended the AKA boule Perzelia
Parker, another good-Iooker. spent tbe
yule at home in Red Bank, N,
Little Billie "digs" me further
some OF the many Howardites who
were, homeward bound to eat the
family turkey on Christmas were
Connie Rhetta, Edwina Harris, JOHNNY
Upshur and Justine Mcneil, of Chi
cago Mary Turner of St. Louis.
Gerry Pittman planed it home to
West Palm Beach, Fla. Dottie
Stokes of Boston took home as guest.
Kay Lewis of Lansing, Mich. Les
ter Houston was in Manhattan after
trip to Boston and Jersey. e..
Other Howardites here were Tommy
Hill of Chicago Lorenzo Harris
OF Asbury Park at the Phi Beta Sigma
:, so were Ullmont James and his
brother from Lincoln. D.. . The Philly
gang included Ernie Wilson, Andy
Brazington, Bernice Carney, Mary
Wormley and Betty Wingate all
had loads of fun for the holidays
they all rushed back to DC. and are
rarin' to go to the many Spring for
OF which Howard is so prolific.
The vivaciOus La Verne Riley, an
other deb from Howard, who was
home for the yule with her parents who
reside at the Kinghaven Apis, divided
her time with her aunt and uncle. Mr..
and Mrs. (Fat-Man) Turner of ITO
st. Nicholas. ..
Young Bruce Riley from Borden
town reports the contingent from the
n. j. School, Doris Chase, Lucille
Blount, William Nelson, James Free
man, Bernard Williams, Robert Baker,
Iheo Duke, Joan Smith Young
Riley and Bill Nelson are members of
the Bordentown Wildcats, the cham
plons, and undefeated football team.
STUFF AND MORE STUFF
Louise Simms entertained in honor
OF Bessie Chase, sweet child from
Washington, the following: Gertrude
Goodwin, just returned from that city
Mary Mitchell, Electra Kennedy, Edna
Newton, Edgar Whiteman, Arthur
Scott and others. NV good pal
angelo Sandonal, the mayor of 116tf
w. PICCIeu DOOgle WoOgle at hay
SCOTS bachelor penthouse with Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Pagan, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Rivera, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Flores, (recent bride and groom,) Min
erva Flores, Hector Hayes, Edwords
Rivera, Miguel Flores.
Was glad to greet pair of the Low.
Hest western gals at the Hotel There's
the other eve dolled down to the
bricks in expensive mink coats Mrs
Pauline Zones Brothers) of Chicago
and Mrs. Eral Cuzzens, wife of thu
prince of good fellows of Detroit . .
incidentally, the gorgeous Mrs. Cuz
zens is recent bride and former
school teacher of Toronto, Can.
The Harold Simmelkajaers, (De
putty clerk of Supreme Court of 4OO
Convent Ave. had their usual New
Years eve serenade with a galaxy O