The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-09-04
NOTES FROM GOTHAM


Liberia left New York from Idle
wild Air Port on Saturday morn
IS. W. 10th. ST. Bishop King will
ing after, a several months: visit
as guests of Mrs. Jos. Arnold Of
be recalled as the student minis
ter who studied in Boston some
years ago and was donniciled on
Camden st. with that dear elderly
lady so beloved by all who knew
her, Mrs. J Gordon Street. Mrs.
King was royalty entertained both
in New York and in Augusta Ga,
where she spent some time with
her sister and brother, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Carter ofsthe Augusta
Insurance Company. The Kings
were delayed three hours after
their scheduled time for depart
ure and spent Saturday morning
on trip to Staten Island with
special luncheon served at the
Schrafft Refreshment Lounge on
Fifth Avenue and Thirteenth St.
The Bishop and Mrs. King enjoy
a delightful home setting over
looking the ocean in Monrovia
and seem to find only the pleas1
ATTEST topice to rescribe their life
in that city. Another two years
will find them on another trip
to the United States with New
York as the focal point which will
be much to the delight of their
many friends in this city Leaving
at lis PM. on Saturday the trav-
ellers arrived in New Foundland
at nine P. M. and took off at once
for Paris when, after a weeks
visit and sightseeing, they ven
tured forth for Monrovia arriv-
ing in comparatively few hours
to be met by company of friends
who greeted their return with
genuine pleasure J. :. Mr.. and
Mrs. Utterback (Bernice Brown
and son of Pittsburgh, Pa, are
spending their vacation in and a.
round New York. Mr.. Utterback
enjoys an enviable position as
manager Of one of Pittsburgh's
largest housing projects, The Ut
terbackS were among the several
hosts and hostesses who enter
tanned number of the Grand
Boule visitors as they returned to
New York and New Jersey from
Wi1derforce, Ohio ;. Mrs. James
M. Grew of Philadelphia spent a
week or so in New York as guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dix and Miss
Irene Bowen of 435 Convent Ave.
Mrs. Dix and Mrs. Bowen are sis
tiers of the recently elected Bishop
John Bowen Of the South District
DR.. John Wright, eminent
scientist of Antigua, B. w. l., has
concluded his Sojourn in New
York and was given a farewell
party on Monday evening at the
home of realtor and Mrs. A.. A.
Austin, the former being New
York's leading real estate broker
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Cook,
Jr., and James E. Cook the third
Of st. Louis and Chicago will ar
rive here on the evening of Sept.
6. Mr.. Cook has been appointed
to succeed Mr.. Hilton Mayors
whose departure as boys work
SECRETARY of the Harlem Branch
Y.M.C.A. concluded an admins
tration Of over twenty years. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert A. De Costa
of Charleston, S. Carolina, have
invited a most honorable coterie
of guests to witness the marriage
ceremony and enjoy the recep-
ton which will solemnize the
marriage of their only daughter,
Bernice De Costa, who will be-
come the bride of DR.. Albert Davis
of Atlanta, Ga, on the evening
of September the fifth at half
past six O'Clock. The ceremony
will take place in. historic St.
Marks church and the wedding
reception will follow at the pala-
tial southern home at 81 Spring
st. The bride is a graduate of
Simmons College in Massachusetts
and has been . teacher at Atlan-
IA University during the past two
years. The groom has built a
home for heriin Atlanta the plans