The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-12-08
THE SPOTLIGHT
By ALMIRA PARK

Il So 3i:8i
In town Sunday renewing ac-
quaintances was Avon Dicker-
son Of Providence who served in
Italy with the ed Division and
received his honorable dis
charge last week On the way
home from Germany is M-Sgt
Walter w Bonner, formerly Of
the teaching staff at Roosevelt
Junior High School, New Bed
ford During Dec is an ex-
hibit OF watercolors, brush
drawings and placques by Allan
Rohan Critic at the Margaret
Brown gallery, 340-A Newbury
st. Cards announcing the exhibit
bear one Of artist critics char
acteristic religious drawings
depicting ebony priests, ebony
singers and ebong angels !.
The raging blizzard Friday of
last week did not deter Hub
ties from turning out in force
for the lives Victory Fashion
Show in Jordan Hall. Even the
male Of the species was there
in wide-eyed enjoyment Of the
living pictures. Here are the
names of a few: Mr. and Mrs
Bob Royster, DR. McCurdy, Rev
Rembert Stokes with mother
and sister. Herbert Gould, JOS
eph Porter, MesdameS Cora v.
MacKerrow, Grace Sato, Irene
Robinson. Eleanor Stewart,
Margaret Youngblood, D D Hall,
Mabel Worthy, Joseph Mitchell,
John ParnelI, Lula McCree;
Charlotte Moss, Victoria Henry,
Myrtle Worthy, Sadako Sato,
Emily Audrey, Gertrude Smith,
Wilma Lane; also Mesdames Al
fred Lewis. Doris Dandrige Har-
ris, Edward Dixon, John Wyche,
Emma Groves, Florence Lewis,
Mayme cambridge, Russell Gid
con, Ethel Smith, William Low
EFT, Ella Ford, Lewis Caution,
William HASTE of Oak Bluffs,
John B Hall, Minnie Walker, Mr. |
and Mrs w Coleman of Ger
mantown, Pa, Mrs Mildred Ben
janin Williams Relatives
here received word Of the death |
on Nov 81 Of Sister Dorothy Of |
the Holy Family Convent In New
Orleans, La, sister of the late
Samuel Baumann Of Roxbury.
The Tuskegee relatives, Mr. and
Mrs George Reed (Antoinette
Baumann) and Mrs Herbert
Clarke, (Clytie Baumann) mo-
tored to New Orleans to attend
the funeral and witness the in
terment in the family lot.
While In New Orleans Clytie
visited her mother in-law, Mrs
Rosa Clarke and Mr. and Mrs
Ferdinand RouSseve, brother
in-law and sister Of Mr. Herbert
Clarke and just last week Mr.
Rousseve who has been working
for his Phi D degree was in Bos-
ton, coming over from New
York where he has business
connections Cute Roxbury
goods - Doris Clo~Ee, now en-
rolled at Northeastern, and sis
ter Jean at Mass School Of Art 3.
Attending the Marian Anderson
recital Sunday afternoon were
charming frances Monroe and
her fiance, Drue King, Jr just !
returned from India. A former
member Of Harvard Glee Club |
young Drue last sang at Sym
phonv Hall at a performance of |
Bach's B Minon Mass An |
nouncement of the prospective
arrival of an heir to the Adam
Powell Hazel Scott union
heightens interest in the affairs
of the prominent couple. Con-
gresham Powell, proud and
happy over the coming event
says the newcomer is expected
in June 1916. Further illumin-
ating serenity in he affairs Of
the Powells is an article b
Fredi Washington, sister Of the
conoressman's divorced wife,
which contained a complimen-
tarv plug anent her (formerl
brother-in-law 1t was tragic
news that came this week Of
the death of Janet Watson
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