The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-08-06

vented from going on the out
ing by Mrs. VOLTS slight indis
4 position.
Mrs. Ida Blackwell of 1874 w
Springfield St., founder of tn,
l6 year old Patchwork Club. con
nected with the League of Won,
en- for Community Service, says
the activities will start up in DC.
tober.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson anc
John johnson have returned tc
their home in New York after
visiting their relatives, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Solomon of South Hunting
ton Ave. for ten days. During
their visit Mrs. Mary Washing
ton Of Chelsea entertained for
them at tea.
The friends of Harold Durphy
of 26 Braddock Park will be glad
to learn that after spending
several months in Boston City
Hospital he Is now home again.
Mrs. Annie Mcknight, Mrs.
Minnie Biggs and Mrs. Elizabeth
Morse were called to New York
City last week by the sudden
death of their cousin, Mis-. Pau
line Harper, AL w. lat st.
Friends and well-wishers OF
the Garden Committee of the
Harriet Tubman House are asked
to contact Mrs. Edith Hipkins
and not Mrs. Helen Mann, as
Mrs Mann resigned from the
Committee as of December, 1948.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph D. Adams
of Symphony Rd., recently had
as their house guest Miss Elsie
Trammell, R. N, from BENEFIT
College, Greensboro, N. c.
Mrs. Alice Thorogood and Mrs.
Irnla Hudson of Norfolk, Va, al
SO Mrs. Raye Bennett of Youngs
town, Ohio are expected in Bos-
Son early in September for a
visit with their relatives Mrs
Lulu Tunstall Of Northampton
st.. Mrs. Maud Johnson and Mr.,
and Mrs. w. S. Sparrow Of Col
umbus Ave.
Mrs. Alice Mendes Of % Var
mouth St., entertained with a
party on Monday even
ing, August ! In honor Of An
tonic RIVERA. Mr.. Rivera re-
ceived many handsome and use
full gifts.
Congratulations go to Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Garrett of Roxbury
who are proud parents Of sor
born July 10.
Rev. James N. Cricklow, pop.
ular minister of Salem and Bos-
ton, viii lbe the speaker at thu
evening services Of Gloucester
Memorial Presbyterian Church
SAL Mass. Ave, Sunday August
"A. The services open at Z Pm
rev Cricklow's Boston friends
xill be glad to hear him.
The Amican Club in response
o many requests gave mid
lmmer cocktail hour Sunday
uly nth. Guests came from
ashintgon. Connecticut, parts
Maine and New York to min
with our friendly Boston
ms. Such leisurely pleasure a.
as so joyfully experienced Is
easure which one places in hi
Memories for future reflection.
Mrs. Romano Robinson Of L
Kendall ST., enjoyed a July visi
20 Montreal, Canada
Mrs. Lillian Perry Of Braddocl
PARK is spending a two week
vacation at Old orchid, Me, a
The Crump House.
Mrs. Gertrude Wooten OF 81
Columbus Ave, visited her dau
chter Wilhelmina in Ohio.
In the congregation a
Columbus Ave. A.M.E. Ziol
Church any Sunday mornin
NAV be seen a charming youn
lady from Pittsburgh, Pa, Mis-
Eva Stanton, daughter in
prominent family there, wide
lv known member Of which wa
the late Attorney William (Bil
lie) Stanton. The youn
lady is a student at B. U. Sum
mer School and while there
dorniciled at the Massachusett
House. Her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. John Stanton came owe
for a weeks visit with thei
daughter and were guests a
the Bellevue Hotel. They lef
for home on Sunday last.
Mr.. George A. Freeman, So Dial
ST., Roxbury, has sent out in
vitations for the marriage of hi
daughter, Gwendolyn to Franci
T. jefferson, Sunday Afternoon
Sept. 4. The couple win be q
home after Sept. 10 at Ken
lucky State College, Frankfor'
Ky. Mr.. and Mrs. William
S. Sparrow were surprised an
delighted with a visit last week
end OF Mr.. and Mrs. 3. F. River