The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-11-24

Mr.. Eric Vernon Grey to take place
Thursday, December 6, 1915, in
Peoples Baptist Church with a re-
ception following in the church vesty.
1t. Col. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Snow
den Of SO Harold st., Roxbury, who
started on cross country trip to Los
Angeles, California, week before last
are stopping at the following cities
TO visit relatives and friends; Roch-
ester, N. Y, Cleveland, o., Chicago,
ILL.,, Detroit. Mich, Omaha. Nebraska,
Cheyenne, Wyoming, and Salt Lake
City, Ntah. The Col is on terminal
leave from the Army. The couple
expect to return back to Boston about
Dec. 20.
The death earlier in the month Of
Mrs. Marguerite B. Carter Of 795
Shawmut ave. removed from tho
community an old Bostonian, well
known and an ardent church worker.
Services we're held at Ebenezer Bap-
fist Church with interment at Mt.
Hope Cemetery. Matte L. Reid Of
l04l fremont st. was the undertaken.
One Of the oldest members Of Eben-
ezer, she was for 20 years member
of the Deaconers Board. She held
memberships also in Phyllis Wheatley
Temple %, Household Of Ruth, Love
and Charity and the Abraham Lin
coin Tabernacle and all its branches.
Spending her summers at Oak Bluffs,
Mass, where she had q summer
home, she was well known to the
summer cottagers there, Her daugr-
ter, Miss Gertrude Carter and the
other members of the family have the
sympathy OF MANY friends.
Testimoniol TO Fred c. Hsndsrsen
sponsored by Liberal Arts Club, as
sisted by other clubs Of Boston, Of ST.
Mark Church, ZIG Townsend st, post
poned to Sunday, Dec. 80, OF $50
p. M. Musical progrom and speaker.
All friends ere invited TO help meke
successful this testimonial to the VET
eEon music promoter.
The home OF Rev. and Mrs. Albert
Anderson at 8 Circuit st., Roxbury,
was the scene of family reunion
when the sons and daughters Of the
late James and Ida Clark Anderson
of Greensboro, n. G., were together
again. Some Of the brothers and sis
tiers had not seen each other for
thirty years. Many interesting hours
were spent recalling past events. On
Sunday delicious turkey dinner was
served. Present for the reunion we're:
Mrs Selma Jackson Of st. Louis, Mo,
Lucius Anderson, Mrs. Dorothy Cor
don Brown, Mrs. Pauline Phillips,
Mrs. Helen Sonnie, all Of New York
City, Mrs. Savannah HARRISON, Cleve-
land, O., Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo L.
Anderson, Greensboro, N. c., Mrs.
Ruth Radcliff, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis D. Mel
son, Miss Gwendolyn Anderson, all
Of Boston, and also great grand chill
dren Bobby, Charlene and Francis
Radcliff and 0tha Sonnie.
The Nightingale Club Of Concord
Baptist Church invites one and oil 10
come and henF Rev. Robert Jones on
the ehuFeh's 10th anniversary Sum
day, Dec. z, p. m. Come help US
make Il Joyful day. Matte
HoIFiwGnseb Pres ceeelia Woods,
seeFetory.
People are still talking of very
unique birthday supper which the
Resthavne Auxiliary, Mrs. Elizabeth
Brooks, president, gave in the parish
hall Of st. Cyprian's Church. Months
of the year were represented by tables
decorated to show the season and the
ladies had We'd with each other in
their unusual decorative schemes and
each chairman told what made
month memorable. There was a fine
program and most delicious sup
per was served. The chairmen Of the
tables from January to December
were respectively: Anna Mallory, Lu-
cile Barnes, Laura Downs, Mary
Bishop, Ella Elliott, Jessie Jones, Ly-
dia Allston, Mr.. Moody, Alice Tay-