The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-09-08

ID. A. UnaS, HOuSekeeper
The Amician Clubs August
meeting was held at the home
Of Benjamin High in Maiden.
Mrs Nellie James, with a
beautiful coat of tan, returned
Sunday from a vacation at Oak
Bluffs She is a member of the
efficient staff at Peoples Mar
ket, sS1 fremont st.
MFR and Mrs George Coles of
Harold st are vacationing in CAL
ifornla.
Sara Johnson, her daughter,
Rena Langhorne, prominent
! night-club entertainer and Mrs
Langhorne's little daughter en-
joyed a vacation at Oak Bluffs.
Ethelyn Springs, co-proprietor
of the Beauty Bcx, 781-A Ire
mont st is back in Boston after
rGuperating for several weeks
at the home of her sister in New
Bedford. A passenger on the
Boston to New Bedford train
which was derailed and wrecked
Sunday night June 80 the pop
ular beautician suffered a frac-
tured arm and finger besides
bruises and Commissions. She Is
now well along the road to COM
plete recovery but still carries
her arm in a sling,
Mrs Airline Wilson, rs Cam
den st, had the pleasure recent
ly of visit of two weeks by her
son o G Mangrum of Columbus,
o.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Ofley, ST.,
18 Newbern st had as their guest
during July and August Mrs
Gladys Carter of New York. Am
ong others who entertained for
her were Mr. and Mrs James
Henderson, Mr. and Mrs Elmer
Johnson, Miss Dorothy Offley;
also Mr. and Mrs HolcOmb of
Brockton.
Isaac Qke) Smith, eligible but
marriage-Shy bachelor, leaves
on his regular vacation among
relatives and friends in Atlantic
City, Baltimore, Phila and New
York. He will be away until the
middle of October.
Mr. and Mrs w S Sparrow OF
Columbus ave are at Oak Bluffs
for a week.
Mrs Ruth c Miller of Wash
ington, D C, spent an enjoyable
week here as the guest of the
Misses Gilbert at their home 5
Sussex st and was also enter
tanned by many other friends.
She left Saturday morning to
visit in New York on her way
home.
The public is cordially invited
to- an Autumn Tea given by the
chairmcr of the Back Yard I'M,
provement Contest on Sunday,
Sept 9, from to 6 p m at the
headquarters of the Boston Tu-
berculoSis Association, 554 Col
rmbus ave, Boston. There will
be a musical programme and
George Graves, editor of Horti-
culture will speak. Judging of the
yards and gardens for the con-
test will take place on Sept 10
and II.
New York beautician Mrs Mary
p Hardy, on two weeks vacation
here, was highly entertained by
q number of friends including
Mrs Jewell Colbert. Mrs J Austin,
Mrs Carrie Saterwhite, Mrs Lucy
Mitchell, Mrs Matte Thorpe,
Mrs Hattie Grevious and Mr. and
Mrs Parker of the Royal Five
Club to all of whom she wishes
to express her appreciation.
Mr. and Mrs James Robinson
of North Randolph entertained
Mr. and Mrs John H Wilkerson
OF w Medford on Labor Day with
a motor trip to Kingston and
Plymouth where a delicious fish
dinner was served on the beach.
Judging of the back yards and
gardens in the backyard i'm
contest will take
place on Sept 10 and IL. All per-
sons who entered the contest are
advised to be on hand so that
the judges may know to whom
to award the prizes, the Boston
tuberculosis Asso announces.
Mr. and Mrs T N L Nunes, TAB |
Columbus ave had as guests last
week their nieces Mrs Gladys
Mullings, Miss Avis Mullings,
and Miss Bernice Simpson NeW