The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-07-29

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Texas.
Mrs Mary Ellen Wynn of 528
Mass ave had as her guests at
luncheon her niece, Mrs Reset
ia Arts of Newark, N ], Mrs
Ellen Cooper of Baltimore, Md,
and Mrs Josephine Whitehead
of Boston.
Mrs Lillian Williams Of 555
Columbus ave is leaving the
city next Tuesday for a two
weeks vacation in Oak Bluffs,
Mass. She is gratif1ed at the
response of Boston friends OF
William H Richardson to the
plans for marking the 18th an
niverSary of the veteran bari
tone which comes in August.
On Tuesday Mrs Williams had
as dinner guest Miss Lucille
woodbridge of st Louis, Mo, a
summer school student in Bos-
ton who, with several others
present enjoyed Mrs Williams
deliciouSly cooked dinner
topped off with homemade
banana ice cream.
Mrs Yvonne Meek Of 795
fremont st, and Miss Con-
stance Williams Of 9 Sussex st,
have returned from a delight
full trip to Washington, D C
where they visited friends and
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs George H Walk
er, Mrs Catherine Squire, Mrs
Phyllis Holloway and Miss Ger
aldine Lawson left on Tues
day for Philadelphia, New Jer-
sew and Virginia, where they
will spend a part Of their va
cation.
Mrs Marie HaSbrouch Foye
of 81 Humboldt ave is visiting
relatives in st John, New
Brunswick, Canada. She writes
that she is greatly enjoying re-
union with members of her
family and other relatives and
that her health, impaired by a
very serious illness last Christ
mas season is much improved.
Mrs. John Gaines of New
port, R I, granddaughter Of
the late Rev H N Jeter, spent
last weekend in Boston.
Miss Lucille Woodbridge, grad
uate of Lincoln U, Jefferson,
Mo, now clerk in Vashon High
school of st. Louis, Mo, B
here studying for her masters
degree at Boston University.
Miss Thelma Lewis, teacher
in st Louis, Mo, schools is a
summer school student. She is
a graduate of B U, the first
colored graduate to receive
the degree of Mus B from the
school.
Mr. and Mrs H Miller CT
Quincy st, Roxbury, spent a
few days vacationing in Pitts
field, Mass.
Talmadge J Jones left Sun
day on a trip to Aiken, S c,
where he will visit his mother
and other relatives. Mr. Jones
was very much disappointed
because Miss Thelma Jones
who was to accompany him on
his trip as planned, was pre-
vented from doing SO.
Next meeting of the Rose
Tea Club will be held at Ar
mold st in August. The hostess
will be Mrs Ann Ross. Mrs
Florence Smith is the clubs
president.
Prizes a m o u n t 1 n g to
$50 were distributed Sunday,
July %, to the soldiers station
ed at Fort Devens, due to the
generosity of the "Chans," a
group of hoStesseS from Bos-
ton, Roxbury and Cambridge. A
clever program was presented
in the form of Prof Quizz. Mrs
Dorothy Jefferson, the first
Professor, was followed by Miss
R Campbell and Miss M Dug
ger. When the prizes were dis
tributed the energetic ladies
presented a program of songs
and readings. Taking part in
this were: The Brown Sisters,
The Ross Sisters, Miss Thea
may Newton, Miss Mary Fisher
and Mrs M c Hamie.
Rev George N Williams, for
of Boston, and pastor
when here of Mass Ave Bap-
fist church, Cambridge, and
Mrs Williams, are expected to
spend a couple of weeks in the
city soon. They are now in
Washington, D C.
Friends OF Miss josephine
Selden Of Harrishof st will be