The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-08-28


city, spending a month here as
the guest Of his aunts, Mrs. Net
tie Pack Of Shawmut ave-, and
Mrs. Matte Withers OF Circuit
st.
Mrs. Matte Withers is spend
ing 2 weeks at Onset. Mass. with
her niece, Mrs. Amanda Cook
who has a summer home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Cor
don Of ITO Walnut ave. Roxbury,
on July IL celebrated Sc years
of happy married life. Mr.. Cor
don says his good health is due to
his wife's good cooking.
Miss Georgia E. WartieId OF
Cincinnati, Ohio, is the guest Of
Mrs. M. Patricia Brown of Il
Parker ST., Cambridge, Miss War
field is a clerk in the Finance
Division Of the Veterans Admin
istration. While here she has en-
joyed many social activities Civ
en- in her honor and also for Mr..
and Mrs. James o. WarfieId of
West virginia. Mrs. Warfeld will
be remembered as the former
Mary Armstrong and is a niece
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Lew of
Roxbury. Miss Warf1eld will ac-
company Mrs. Brown and Mrs.
Stowe to Vineyard Haven for a
weeks visit before she returns
home.
Mr. and Mrs. William Shaw
(Ruth Taylor OF Trumansdale,
N, Y. where they have farm
home have been spending q week
at their Cambridge home, 81
Parker ST., Cambridge.
Thomas Pearson Of % yelling
ton st. is improving after a
spell of arthritis which confined
him to the house for several
weeks.
Carroll ]. Thomas, Jr., SON Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll J. Thomas,
ST.. Marie Rudd) has returned
from a camp vacation spent at
Ellington, Sea, Mass.
Rev. Charles Foggie of Pitts
burgh, Pa, vacationing in Bos-
ton preached at several church
es, including Charles ST. A.M.E.
while he was here.
A beach party at Oak Bluffs,
Mass. with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Carter, Marian Seldom and Mar
shall Willis, as hosts and host
esses. was given on Monday, Aug,
16, at the Carter cottage. Bos-
ton people vacationing at the
Bluffs included among the guests
were Mrs. Imogene Powell, Mrs
Bernice Mayors, Mrs. Lucille
Lppman, Mrs. Gerry Gateman
Mrs. Virginia Chettleham, MIS-
Barbara Childs, Wallace Round
tree; also present were Mr.. ard
Mrs. Robert Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Jones Of Jersey
: City, N. j., DR. and Mrs. Will
liams, N. Y. C., Mr.. and Mrs
John Gillum, Mrs Laura Nelson
Mrs. Gwendolyn Bergman, Mrs
Gertrude De Vine, Mrs. Haze
Hughes Of Baltimore, Mrs. Mary
Nelson, Della Andrade, Mrs. Har-
ry Howyen, N. Y. c., Toni But
Ter, Gus Green. Edward Taylor.
Clarence Withers, Fred Franklin
of Ala. TIL, omas Foster, Bennie
Chase and others.
; Mrs. Corella Leake and daugh-
ter Vera Leake. Boston Contral-
to, are vacationing in Buzzards
Bay, Cape Cod.
Mrs. Victoria B. Worthington
8 Myrtle ST., Beacon Hill, left
for Washington, d. C. last Satur-
day. On the return trip she vis-
tied her sister IN Mount Vernon,
N. Y, and spent a few days in
her former home town, Norwalk,
Conn.
Mrs. Laura Berry Of fremont
st. has returned from a delight
ful vacation Of two weeks at
Oak Bluffs.
Miss Louise Jacobs OF Wash
ington, D. c. arrived Sunday to
visit her aunt, Mrs. Florence
Makel and family Of s9S shaw
NUT ave. The young lady attend
ed the evening service Of Beres
Seventh Day Adventist church
House guests of Vera Leake the
last week in July were her moth
er's sister, Mrs. Alice Skipper Of
Rockingham, n. c., and cousin
Mrs. Evelyn Skipper Smith, su-
pervising nurse at Freedman's
Hospital, Washington, D. c.;