The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-09-07

OaVuiu dy SFSlAlAAS, aug n, ny
eRy Samuel Bullock, with Mrs
Minnie M Johnson, a sister of
the bride, as matron Of honor
and Mr. Robert Henderson best
man. The bride was given in
marriage by her oldest son,
Maurice Walker. Mrs Ella Mar
tin, another sister of the bride,
played the wedding march. Am
ong the guests present were
| Mesdames Mamie Parham,
Margaret Allison, Matte Da-
Wis, Pearl Walker; Mr. and Mrs
John T walker, Mr. and Mrs
John T Walker, Mr. and Mrs
! Rhoden; Misses Williemae
Johnson, Amanda Little, Eliz-
abeth Jones, Mae Rhoden and
Mr. Batir. The neWlywedS left
Immediately on their honey
moon spent as guests Of Mr.
Rhoden'S relatives in Philadel-
phia and Wilmington, Del. Re-
turning home they were greet
ed by their niece, Miss Chris
tine Mason of California who
had arrived too late for the
wedding. A wedding reception
will follow soon.
Prof James Hinton and Mrs
Hinton of 81 st Germaine st
returned last week from an en-
ioyable six weeks trip to the
West and South. They visited
relatives in Chicago and Louis
lana and Texas and were amaz-
ed at the prosperity of "our
folks" in the South as evil
denced by their beautiful homes
and style of living.
Mr. and Mrs Isaac H Davis, |
rs Waumbeck st, have returned
home after a delightful vaca-
ton at York Beach, Maine.
Ella M Martin, one of Bos-
toms well-loved sopranos, can
be heard singing each Wednes- |
day at $40 a m over Station
WORL. Anyone wishing a spec |
ial number call Mrs Martin, |
HIG 5273 or Church of All Ma |
tons, HAN 967O.
Mrs James E Lee, II Suffolk |
st, Maiden had as summer
guests Mr. and Mrs Joseph
James of Corona, L I, and
friends; Mr. and Mrs Cecil Mil
Ter, New Rochelle, N Y; Rev w
T Ward and S C Jones, Column
bus, o; ] E Lee, Jr and James
clifford, Washington, D C.
Albert de Leon of 81 Wor-
ceSter st, back from the Elks'
convention in Buffalo says it
was the 18th Elks convention
he has attended. He is the lone
survivor of the Boston commit
tee of six who in 1920 went to
Kansas City, Mo, convention to
invite the Elks to convene in
Boston, and the Elks did meet
here in 1921. The next Elks
convention will be held in
Phila.
Mrs Clara Hunter, chairman
of the education committee,
was hostess to the Mass Inter
racial Association Aug 20. at
her home 100 Bower st. Rox-
bury. Winners in an "ASk U.s.
contest sponsored by Director
Bonds were: Mrs Hunter, Miss
Mildred Tate, william Mables,
and William Wilson. An enter
tanning talk on How you read
a newspaper" was given by Mrs
Hunter A delicious collation.
was served.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Dancy,
of Mass ave, attended the Elks
convention in Buffalo and also
enjoyed trip through Ontario.
Back home, they report a de-
lightful time.
Miss Ophelia L Peay, daugh-
ter of Mrs Rosa Q Peay and
government girl in the Capital
Is mentioning at her home -2757
washington st, Roxbury for two
weeks. She brought as guest
from washington, D C her
landlady, Miss Addie Marshall.
Miss Cecilia C Peay is planning
to return with them, stopping
off for a short space of time In
New York
Mrs. Bismarck H. Winston
CMable Banks) of Richmond,
Va, was the guest last week of
her cousins, Mr. and Mrs NAL
colin Banks. Mrs Winston, an
instructor in Armstrong High
School, Richmond. Va, has been
attending the summer session
Of Columbia University in New
York City. While in the city she