The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-08-17

who attend.
Block Party and Dance by the
Harriet Tuhman House Garden
committee, Wednesday, Aug 81,
5-12 pm, at West Canton st.
Music by 9th Infantry Swing
Orchestra. Food sale, prizes.
Mrs. Annie Rhone of New
York City arrived in Boston,
her former home, last week for
a two weeks soiourn. She is
domiciled with her friends. the
Harris and Shellman families,
1856 walnut ave, Roxbury, where
she will be glad to see her
friends of yesteryear. She looks
remarkably well and is as lively
and interesting as ever. Her
stay here will be through the
coming week.
Miss Shirley Holly, Philadel-
phia school teacher, spent a
part of her summer vacation as
guest Miss Mary Louise John
son Of 100 River st, Cambridge.
Miss Johnson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Johnson Of the
Clarence H. Adams Funeral
Home is herself a school teach
er in Philadelphia and has been
at home during the summer,
Mrs. Kate Clark-Merrill, well
known beautician Of 507 Shaw
NUT ave, left Tuesday to attend
series of meetings of the Pen
teeoStal ASSEMBLY OF the World.
In New York she was joined by
Bishop and Mrs. Grimes and
went on with them to Chicago,
indianapolis and Los Angeles,
California.
Miss Juanita Gregory of
Cleveland, Ohio, a clasSmate of
the late Miss Hilda Rhone at
Lincoln Hospital, N. Y. where
thew both trained for the nllrs-
ing profession, is spending her
vacation in New York and oc-
cupying the apartment of Mrs.
Annie E. Rhone while the latter
is in Boston. Miss Gregory is a
supervisor in the public health
department. in Cleveland.
Mrs. Freeman Perkins and
daughter and two grandSons,
Mrs. Emma Evaman, Miss Mar
tina X. Johnson, MRS. Carolyn
Busquine, Miss Florence Walk
er, Mrs. Mary E. Gibson, Mrs.
GAINESVILLE, and others enjoyed
the day at Nantasket Beach
last week, enjoying the sail
down the harbor, the shore
fish dinner and the cool sea
breezes.
Mrs Edna johnson of Nam
aroneck enjoyed short visit
with her daughter, Mrs Bea-
trice Monroe of 1885 washing
ton st and Leon and Winnie
Johnson of Mamaroneck, N J
visited their grandmother, Mrs
Ellen Dotson of $50 fremont st
spending part Of the time with
Mrs Monroe and Mrs Edna
Johnson, also visiting Mrs Dot
son. All had a most pleasant
stay in Boston and plan tc
come again in the near future
Miss Sermontee E Carlos OF
81 Holyoke st, a student at the
New England School of En-
balming. received a long dis
lance telephone call from her
fiance, Sgt C Graham who is
in Switzerland for a rest. The
call came through on Saturday,
Mrs Carrie Satterwhite, well
known religious worker and
dramatiSt, is recuperating at
her home, 355 Mass ave after
several weeks of illness and
wishes to thank her many
friends and accu ai7tauces for
their cards, gifts o. trait, and
their visits.
visits. y
Mrs Monroe Mason sends
greetings to her Boston friends
from Detroit, Men. where she
is spending the summer with
her daughter, Mrs. Frank D.
Burton, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Har-
mon Of Q Pama Garden, Brigh-
ton. are on their 25th annual
vacation during which they viii
visit their daughter in Lewis"
ton, Maine, ana make stops in
Bangor and Houlton. Wood
stock and Springfield and
tsafa 81. e EEds Sict2p y 2.