The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-11-16

HlcCE anu launiy VINO also Wctc Jleu
Miss Ruth Brooks who made the
trip TO Boston with her aunt. Many
friends helped to make their stay in
the Hub happy one
/ Miss Muriel Marie Bryant. daugf-
ter OF Joseph w. Bryant, q Brad
dock PIX, Boston, was married TO
Edward S. Wallace, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wallace, 200 Western
Ave, Cambridge, on Oct. IS. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Rembert Stokes, pastor Of s.. Paul
Church, at the church parsS,aee The
groom had served FIVE years iii the
Army. The couple will reside al 200
Western Ave, Cambridge.
Mrs. Octayia Robinson Burton, a
former Bostonian, has the distinction
Of being the only coloredesuperyisor of
a Detroit, Michigan unemployment
bureau. Mrs. Burton also recerily
visited her brother, Rev. VIM. c.
Robinson OF Chicago.
The world-famous doctor is e,l-
pected at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Alexander Jones (Ruth Griffin on
a December date.
Have you purchased your tick
ct for the Thanksgiving Dance
| given by Alpha Omicf0n Sigma
Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta
on Thursday, Nov. 20? The pro-
ceeds Of the dance will go into
the Scholarship Fund Of the
/ graduate chapter. Get your
ticket now.
Atty. Joseph Mitchell will be the
guest speaker at meeting Of Eben-
ezer Brother at Ebenezer House Sun
day, Nov. IL, PM. Representative
Elect Laurence H. Banks dropped in
at the Brotherhood meeting last Sun
day and gave an informal talk. Mem
bers were pleased with his visit and
said they were glad to have him as
Representative.
The monthly meeting of the we'll
known Clarence Cameron White Club
comes Sunday afternoon, Nov. II, at
8 PM. in Gloucester Memorial Pres
byterian Church, SAL Mass Ave, Rev.
B. ]. Anderson, pastor. A special
musical and literary program has been
arranged under the Craftsmanship Of
Mrs. Clara Christian. Through the
courtesy of the Ruggles St USO,
K. H. Montgomery will make the
address and Jean Hall, N. f. Con
Servatory student and World War
II veteran, will be the soloist. A col
lation will be served after the exer-
cises. The public is cordially invited
and admission is free. John Bighams,
master of ceremonies. Come hear
songs Of the deep South.
A harvest Tea was carried through
successfully at the Church of St, Au-
gustine and St. Martin on Oct 20.
There was an excellent musical pro-
gram, with Miss Agnes Vanderzee
mistress of ceremonies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cox, newly
WEEDS, are now domiciled at 90 Cam
den St.
Sunday afternoon, Nov. IL,
from, to 6, Musical Tea will
be given by the Past Matrons
and Officers Club Of Eureka
Chapter No. 5, .O.E.S., at the
Harriet Tubman House, rs Holy
Oke st., Boston.
Mrs. Collins, SIS Shawmut Ave,
celebrated her birthday Tuesday night
Of last week surrounded by a large
company OF her friends. She received
many beautiful gifts. A delicious
collation. was served.
Mrs. Irene Jackson Of Camden St
was in Philadelphia this week for the
funeral of her aunt
Boston's own Eddie Watson, former
Army captain, is back in the city and
is currently playing at the Rio Casino
Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert w. White
AZ Everett St, Woburn, observed
their 10th wedding anniversary Oct
"a at a quiet home gathering. Con
gratulations and good wishes were
received from their many friends.
The Guild of the Holy Family Of
the Church Of St Augustine and St
Martin will give turkey dinner If
the church schoolroom Thur. Nov IA
Leslie and Lois Daniels were giver
a birthday party Oct % by their
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Raynor. Bringing lovely gifts the
following young folks helped the Miss
es Daniels to celebrate the occasion. Ed
Anderson, Carol Bailey, Jackie ellis
Shirley, James and Odelle Miller,
Janet and Judy Morris, Milton, Ronald
and George Paige, Thomas, George,
David and Charlotte Groomes, Janet,
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