The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-08-26

mer Grace Bell of Medford.
Mr. and Mrs w H Batum and
daughter Louisa have returned
from a very pleasant vacation
at Oak Bluffs, Mass.
The Rose Tea Club is giving a
Prize Whist and Chop Suey
Supper at 1866 fremont street,
Tuesday, Sept. 10, at $3.50 P. M.
F. Smith, chairman. Admission
Is cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Taylor
of Chicago have returned home
after having spent a months
vacation here with Mrs. Taylor'S
mother, Mrs. Emma Gray of
Auburn st, .Roxbury and her sis
ter, Mrs. Hattie Carr of the
same address. Mrs. Taylor is the
| former Georgia Charleston of
Boston, sister Of the late John
H. Charleston for many years
the State House barber. Mrs.
Taylor has been a teacher in the
Chicago school system for a
good many years after starting
her teaching career here in BoS-
ton. She spent delightful time
renewing old friendships and
making new ones.
On Saturday, July 20, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Craddock of Dill
worth st, were happily surprised
| by visit from Miss Juanita
Craddock Of Winston-Salem, N.
IC., who is a cousin of Mr.. Grad
dock and their first meeting for
a number of years and also Miss
Craddock's first visit North.
Though her visit was very short
her host and hostess made ii
exceedingly pleasant for Miss
Craddock while she was in the
city. A few friends were invited
in on Sunday when a most en-
! joyable time was had by all
The guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Settles, Mrs. Leonard
and daughter, Doris, Miss Grad
dock, Mrs. Ella Kent and the
host and hostess, Mr.. and Mrs
Craddock. A most delicious sup
per was seved of chicken salad
sandwiches, iced tea, ice cream
and cake. on Monday Mrs. Grad
dock and Mrs. E. Tucker took
the visitor sightseeing and on
Tuesday Miss Craddock left
Boston for her home with a Wis
4 it in her mind she will never
forget.
The Pleasant Street Baptist
! Church of Watch Hill, R. l.,
gave an afternoon tea in honor
of Frederick w. Atkinson of Ev-
erett and his guest, Rev. En-
NETT Gray, Thursday, August "a
Rev. and Mrs. william C. Rob-
inson and baby of Newport, R
l., were in the city last week,
the guests of his mother, Mrs
Julia Robinson, and other
| friends.
On Saturday evening, Angus
49, a surprise birthday part!
was rendered Mrs. Leanora vii.
liams of ESQ Columbia ST., Cam
bridge. Mrs. Williams, who TO-
the past twent wears has los
| the use of her sight, was yer!
much overcome by the affail
| which proved to be quite inter
esting. A poem, entitled "Con
tentment", written especially
for the occasion by st. Clair Kir'
ton and dedicated to Mrs. Will
| lamS, was read by Miss Lilli;
Ruff. During the evening Mrs
Williams exported her guests tC
prayer, at which time she eS
pecially invoked divine blessing
on st. Clair Kirton for his con
tribution. A most delicious re
past was served by the hostess
Miss Louise Carson, sister Of
Mrs. Williams. Mrs, Williams re
ceived the best wishes of all he,
| friends and neighbors and wa
the recipient of many beautiful
and useful gifts. The guest
included: Mr.. and Mrs. james
Thomas, Mrs. Nellie BrueSter
Miss Sylvia Prescott, Miss Lilli;
Ruff, Mrs. Gather ne Ruff, Ben
iamin Williams, Mrs. France
Hazard, Ernest Hazard, Mrs
James GLADDEN..
Mrs. Thomas Mcdaniel and he
sister, Mrs. Catherine Sandifer
have returned from an enjoy
able vacation spent at Breez.