The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-07-24


up from Alabama, bringing Mrs.
Nettie Baumann of Vine ST., back
to the Hub after her long sojourn
at Tuskegee, is one of the first
four colored men in Alabama 70
receive a license as contracting
engineer. He has the contract for
the new S1,000,0O0 veterans build
ing at Tuskegee, On the trip
north he was accompanied by his
wife, Mrs. Antoinette Baumann
Reed, an dthe couple spent several
weeks here and in Keene, N. H.,
where they visited Mrs. Reed S
sister, Mrs. Thyra Baumann
Johnston. Mrs, Josephine Pres
colt who spent the winter at the
Baumann home during Mrs. Bau-
cams southern visit is now in
Newark, N. j., the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Oliver Randolph,
Bertha Baumann). Her many
friends will be glad to know that
Mrs. Milton Snowden who had
the misfortune to suffer broken
leg in a fall some months ago is
now convelescing at her home,
"a Clark ST., Everett, after her
hospital stay. She thanks all for
their kind membranes Of candy
flowers and other gifts during her
illness. Mrs. Edith Terry Hol-
brook left for her home in Brook
Ign, N. Y, first of the week. She
had been visiting her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Walker Of Brent St. Dor
chester. Her trip to the Hub
was especially TO be present at
the christening of her grand
daughter. Rev. Mr.. Carly was
entertained at dinner by Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis E. Pasco, Sr., of West
minister Ave-, during his recent
brief stop in Boston. He was en-
route to Jew Brunswick, Canada,
to get his wife and child and
then return to Benton Harbor,
Michiga, where he succeeds Rev.
Wendell Pasco as minister of
st. Stephens Episcopal Church.
Rev Mr.. Carly is graduate Of
Toronto University and also of
its school Of religion The many
friends of Mrs. Mary Rollins
Banks of Concord Ave, Cam
bridge, are glad that she has
made almost complete recovery
from her recent physical indiS-
position. The Rev. Kenneth de-
Pugh Hughes, sim, has just
returned from 'tBriarwood," Buzz
yards Bay. The Episcopal Youth
Center where he has for the past
week been an instructor in the
school. About thirty members
and friends Of the Woman's
Service Club, 464 Mass Ave,
Mrs. John B. Hall. president, en-
joyed an outing at Salem Will
lows Saturday, July 10.
Mrs. Nan Walker Gill has re-
turned to her home in Cleve-
land, Ohio, after her several
weeks stay in the city, the guests
of relatives. On the afternoon
Of her last day, she was the
guest at small luncheon of
Mrs. Leila Stubs Mckenzie who
is delightfully."- domiciled in
suite at TIT Humboldt Ave. The
hostess served delicious salads
and icessto the honor guest and
Mrs. Abbie Henderson, Mrs. JUL
ia Jackson, former Brooklyn
tie now living at 80 Brook Ave.
Boston, and Mrs. Charles G.
Steward. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Moore, Nh. Samuel Braitwaite
and Mr.. Louis E. Pasco, Sir, were
guests az Lock Haven, Lake Win
nipesaukee, N. H., recently. This
is the Episcopal Advent Center.
Mr.. Pasco is a member of the
Executive committee Of the
church services league of the
Episcopal Diocese and it was
their conference held at Lock
Haven that he attended.
GOTHAM NOTES - Bishop
and Mrs. Willis King of Liberia,
Africa, have been spending the
month OF July here as guests of
Mrs. James Arnold of IS w. ITO
st. The visitors were returning
from conferences in Boston and
Atlanta. Mr.. Byron Rumford,
of Oakland, Calf, fresh from
the Democratic Convention in
Philadelphia, to which he was
delegate at large spent a week
as guest OF DR.. Mary McKerrow