The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-08-09

Greenwich PIX He is being enter
tanned also by Isaac (Ike) Smith
of Greenwich PIX. Eckie was the
guest of his sister and Ike Smith
at a dinner at Estelle's Thursday
night of last week.
Mrs. Anna Jackson of Welles-
ley Hills S at Sunapee, N. H. for
the summer.
Mrs. jennie Nc Duffle and
daughter Gloria, of SO Ruggles st,
are visiting relatives and friends
in st. Louis, Mo, Madison, Ill,
and Earle. Ark.
Mrs. Lillian Jones and son
have returned to their home in
Crawford, N. j., after a pleas
ant visit with their aunt, Mrs.
Lucius Banks of Mass. ave,
Arlington. LuciuS Banks, Jr.,
made the return trip with them
by plane.
Mrs. Betty Hill of Symphony
I'd, has gone to the South on
her vacation.
Granville A. Stewart, we'll
known musician, left by plane
last week for California. On the
return trip he will stop over il
Cincinnati.
Mrs. Artye M. Huckaby Of
Houston, Texas, is a music stu
dent in B. U. Summer School.
She is teacher of music in the
high school in Houston and is
choir director in her church.
She was the guest soloist at st
Mark Church last Sunday.
Bill Davenport and Mrs. DAY.
export of New York are vaca-
tioning with the family at sac
Columbus ave. They were ac-
companied here by Miss Justine
Wright of Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. Alice Thorogood and
daughter of Norfolk, Va, are ex-
pected in Boston the latter part
of the month to visit their rela-
tives, Mesdames L. Tunstan,
Maude Johnson and Rosa Spar
row.
Summer school classes were
conducted by the Sisters of the
Biased Sacrament at the Cen
tire so Vernon ST., Roxbury, dur
ing the past month. over 1926
children attended the daily
classes and were taught sewing,
arts, crafts, voice training and
religion. In addition the chill
dren were taken on an outing
to the very beautiful estate of
DR.. and Mrs. Gibbons in West
wood where the children en-
ioyed many games, horse riding,
ball practice and a hike through
the woods. Refreshments were
served to them. The children
were also taken on a picnic to
City Point where they enjoyed
a most happy day. The closing
exercises were held in the audi
forum of the Centre at GAS
am, Friday, August l. A beau
tifully arranged exhibition of the
children's work was on display
Rev. Richard R. Farley, ssh,
assisted by Rev. Thomas Noonan.
ssh, gave Benediction 0 fthe
Most Blessed Sacrament to the
children, their parents and many
friends who had come to attend
the closing. Father Early ad
dressed the pupils, after which
prizes were awarded for perfect
attendance, excellent work ami
effort.
Fred Stewart of Philadelphia
was the guest last week Of his
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Stewart, of Symphony I'd.
Mrs. Wilson, "the beautiful
little mother of mine" mother
of Jerome Wilson, 2 Milford ST.
is in Ohio for few days.
Mrs. Addie Parker of 205 Cam
den ST., entertained out-of-town
relatives and friends at dinner
Sunday in celebration of her
birthday
Marcellus Coles, son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Coles Of Har-
old st., and Mrs. Lotus Reynolds,
were married at Al Harold St,
Thursday, Aug, Z.
Sunday afternoon, Aug III
from 4 to T pm, the ST. Mont
cas- benefit committee will hold
It's annual garden party This
novel charity affair is given each