The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-09-11

Mass, has been promoted to COR
poral in Co. o, 804th Signal
Training Regiment. He is in the
Army Air Forces and is taking a
central Office wire chief cource
at Central Signal Corps School.
Mrs. Mary S. Brown of "a
Paris st, Everett, entertained
last week, Mrs. Serena Thomp-
son of Boston and Mrs. Gladys
LETTERS and daughter, Joan, of
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis E, PaSco,
ST., of % Westminster Ave,
Roxbury, spent the month of
August visiting their son, Rev.
Wendell M. Pasco, minister-in-
charge of st. Philips Episcopal
church and st. Stephens Epis-
copal Church at Grand Rapids
and Benton Harbor, Michigan.
Accompanied by Rev. Pasco, the
visitors made a short trip to
Chicago and also visited Mr. and
Mrs Victor Hicks (the former
Helen Brown of Boston, niece
| Of Matte Casselli) in Detroit.
They like the midwest and its
splendid people and hope to
make another visit there.
Mrs. Bertha Pasco Young of
Fenwood Road and daughters
spent their vacation at Billing
ton Sea, near Plymouth, Mass.
Dorothy Littleton, whose mu-
sic studio is at SIS St. German
st, has returned from Bridge
water, Mass, where she was at
Camp Nippinicket, for the sum-
mer. Her many friends in
Greater Boston welcome the re-
turn Of this popular teacher
and pianist whose pupil recitals
are always eagerly anticipated.
Miss Eula Mae Lee, New Or
leans, La, schoolteacher, who
has been visiting her aunt, Miss
Lucinda v. Lee of Winchester,
has now returned home to be
married to Sergt. Charles I.
Brown of Los Angeles, Californ-
ia.
Howard F. McIlvaine, son of
John F. McIlvaine Of Hammond
ST., is now warrant officer in
quartermaster regiment.
Walter Braxton, Of the Cropp
Realty Co., TIT fremont ST., is
much improved but still contin-
ed to the City Hospital where he
has been under treatment since
, July "a. Numbers of his friends
have visited him. Recently he
was cheered by the visits of his
, sisters, Mrs. Darden of Newark,
N. ]. and Mrs. Gray of Phila-
delphia.
, Miss Hazel Ridley is visiting
; her mother Mrs. Helen Ridley
1877 Appleton st. Miss Ridley is
in the employ of the North Car
DINA Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
Durham, N. c.
, Mrs. Anna Bobitt Gardner
director of the Academy of Pr
anoforte and Dramatics, re-
| turned last week from a vaca-
, ton spent in Atlantic City, N
; J. All the big hotels are tenant
ed by soldiers, she reports and
private homes have been over
5 crowded with vacationists all
t during the summer. All the
hotels have colored help.
Mrs. Harriet T. Thorne OF
; Elizabeth, N. j., spent the past
/ month in Boston, visiting hel
T sister, Mrs. Mary ]. Powell anc
]. Lydia Thompson of % Well
ington st. During her stay she
> was most pleasantly entertained
: by many friends.
Misses Emma and Ethel May
Lovett returned last week after
a fortnight's visit to her sister
Mrs. Henry H. Samuel (Alice
Lovett), Highland Park, Mich
i, While there they were show,
, the many places of interest, in
!. Guiding the Museum of Edison
and Greenfield Village at Dear
$ born and we're most royalty en-
: tertained by t h c sisters
5 friends They also spent an en-.
/ joyable evening with Mrs. Leep.
: er, widow of the former pastor
e of Charles st. Church. who
wishes to be remembered to hel
( Boston friends. Miss Emma Lo.
: vett is now back on the job Of
2 hairdreSsing and chiropody al
SO Humboldt Ave, where hel
S shop and home is located.
George L Ruffin sang at The
J, funeral Of Mrs Elizabeth