The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-09-13

nephew of the Brownies of
Browne Photo Studio, 979 Ire
mont St., is vacationing in Los
Angeles, Calf. On the way to
the West Coast he visited Mia
CARA Falls, Detroit, Chicago and
Mexico Returning he will visit
New Orleans, Georgia, North and
South Carolina Virginia and
Washington, D. C. He plans to
be back in Boston by Oct. 8.
The Amician Club wishes to
express thanks to all patrons
and friends for their cooperation
in making the Clubs Labor Day
picnic and dance "a grand sue
cess" At Lithuanian National
Park, Methuen, on Sept. l the
large crowd comprised residents
of Medford, Maiden, Lawrence
and other surrounding cities and
towns as we'll as Cambridge and
Boston. Buses left from various
points and on each bus there
was a rattle. Prize winners were:
Douglas So. bus Mrs. Carpenter;
Bower ST. bus, Mr.. Harris; Nal
den bus, Mr.. Bowman. The girls
race at the park was won by
Miss Evelyn High. In the stout
ladies race winner was Mrs.
Quattlebarim. Winners in an egg
pitching game were Mrs. High
and Mr.. Wood, Robert Cook won
the prize in a general rattle. The
Amicians plan to entertain at a
midnight cabaret and dance in
Butler Hall, Boston, Columbus
Day eve.
The reOpening of school, so
near at hand, calls for the fitting
out of the boys and girls in fall
clothing. The approaching sea
son also makes many other ex-
penditureS neceSSary-aS warmer
clothing for all the household,
fuel laid in against the winter,
etc. If extra money is required
to cover these new needs why not
consult the old reliable firm if
H. b. Budding Co., conveniently
located in the Little Building
corner of BOylstOn and fremont
sts., rooms $50 and 831. Here
you can be sure Of pleasant
conference with the firms man
ager in the privacy of the office
and arrangements can be made
to your full satisfaction.
Don't forget the Family Album
of the Gay Nineties at st. Mark
gymnasium for the Golden Rule
Club of Cambridge.
Miss Nora Lee Singletarv
spent the Labor Day weekend
visiting Misses Helen and Paul
inc Haynes in New York City.
She was the Soloist at the we'd
wing of Miss Pauline Haynes
which took place at the Ephesus
Seventh Day Adventist Church.
New York City Sunday, Aug. 81.
Mrs. Claudia A. Roachford Of
fremont st. attended the Elks
convention in Philadelphia and
reported a splendid year in the
civil liberties department IN
which she is interested. She also
journeyed over to Baltimore
where she spent a pleasant
weekend as guest of her broth.
er-in-law and sister Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Allen, 8O8 N. Carey
st.
Mrs Will G Glenn and her
daughter Miss M Yvonne, of Lit
tie Rock, Ark. are visiting Mrs
Glenn's sisters-in-law, Mrs Ma
ME Patten and Rev M r Glenn.
Sunday before last the visitors
attended morning service at Col
umbia Ave Zion Church. In
Cambridge they were guests of
Mrs Exodus P Covington, 10 Ma
gee st.
DR. and Mrs c Noel Jackson
and Mrs JackSon's father, Mr.
Flippin of New Rochelle, N Y.
and the two Jackson children,
recently enjoyed a vacation trip
to Montreal.
Andrew Huff, 41O Columbus
ave, was the winner of a set of
dishes in drawing by Serena
Chapter, No. 4, OES on Sept. 2.
Mr. and Mrs William C Coles
o; Harold st are enjoying a va
cation in Vancouver, B C.
The local branches of the An
ciepC Order of ForreSters is
threatening to break into the
news in a big way, this fall. The
male, female and junior branch
es, Court Frederick Douglass, No.
1896, Juno Circle No IL, Maid
Marion Degree and Boston Ju-
niors, No. 12-8496 have bracing
plans to come from their dele
gates to the High Court Conven-
tion, held in Saratoga Springs,
September 6, z, 8. The delegates
were Fred D. Brown and A, Nc
Donald Till for the Court. and