The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-07-19

The Psi Omega Chanter of Alpha
Kappa Alpha Sorority will hold a gar
den party on the grounds of Mrs. Lawr-
ence Henderson's home at IS West
minister Ave, Roxbury, Saturday after
noon, July 10, at 4. The committee has
arranged for the following features !:
Fashion Show with some of Boston's
"best dressed" as models. There will
be bridge, movies, and fortune-telling.
Miss Teresa Jones of Maiden has
just returned home from an extensive
trip to Brooklyn, N. Y. City and New
Jersey where she was the quest of
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Raymond E. Yancey of w.
Medford, have named their first born,
a daughter, Ramona Enid. Mrs. Yam
cey was the former Gladys Springer of
Everett.
If the person who found the new
dress between W. Rutland 50. and
Burke ST., Roxbury, Friday night of
last week returns the same to 1859 Ire
mont ST., suite 6, he or she will be
cheerfully rewarded
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Foye Marie
Hasbrouck) were among the callers at
the Office of the Guardian this week
Frances Owens, Apex School grad
uate is now connected with the Learlean
Beauty Bar, Learlean Harris, proprie-
tor, 610 Columbus Ave.
Mrs. Clara johnson of Jamaica, n
Y, is visiting her daughter Mrs. Edna
Gomez, wife of Andrew L. Gomez,
real estate broker, zoos fremont st.
The Women's Service Club has sent
30 boys to Camp Breezy Meadows, and
60 girls to Camp Whispering Willows.
The Women's Service Club is still
collecting books for the library at Fort
Devens Anyone having books to dom
ate vii lplease leave them at 1854 Mass.
Ave.
The annual AKA. Garden Party
and Fashion Show will be held Satur-
day, July 10, at 3 100 pm. at IS West
minister Ave, RoXbury, near Egleston
Square.
On July IA, the Group Ten Club met
at the home of Frederick Murray of 10
Harrison st., W. Somerville Plans
were formulated for the clubs annual
Sport Frolis to be held in Hobbs Crys-
tai Ballroom in Davis So, W. Somer-
vile, on Friday, Aug. Is Bobby
Holmes and his grand band will furnish
the music. Many surprises are in store
for those who attend. Watch this paper
for moer information The members
and their wives were among those pres
ent at the Graduation Party given in
honor of Miss Olive Taylor in Lewis
Hall, Somerville. The club wishes to
congratulate Mr.. Joseph Bridgeman,
their treasurer, on his recent birthday.
The usher board of the First A.M.E.
Church formerly Charles st. A.M.E.)
will sponsor lawn party and water
melon feast at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlos, 4 Westminster Ave,
Roxbury, on Friday, July 25. Time
6-10. Admission free.
Mrs. George Bisbee of Cambridge is
recovering at home from an operation
She wishes to thank all her friends for
cards and FLOWERS and fruit during her
illness. Miss A. M. Sharp, her friend.
surprised her over the 4th, from Me
thuen, Mass, returning Wednesday,
the ninth.
Mrs. Mary Jones of Walnut Ave. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Edith
Jones, in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. Jennie Turner, mther of DR..
Harry Turner and Misses Marie and
Grace Turner continues i'll at the Citv
Hospital.
The following persons are guests
at the Schuyler Villa, the home of
Mary E. Schuyler, 80 Rose Ave, Oak
Bluffs, Mass. Miss Melissa Anderson,
grand daughter of Raymond Schuv-
Ter, of Worcester, Mass. Miss Eliza
beth NELL of Washington, D. c., Miss
Edith Foster, Boston, Mass. Mr.
Robert Gordon of Boston, Mass and
Mrs. Jessie M. Harris also of Boston,
Mass. '''ii'
The Original Japanese Tea Club
officers and members, are succeeding
wonderfully in 1871. Mrs. K. Cheatemn
served dainty collation.. The next