The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-07-30
SOCIAL CALENDAR
BY ALMIRA PARK

Assistant Attorney and Mrs.
James G. Wolff Of Allston were
recent guests Of President Whit
man Of the North Metropolitan
District, Of the Sons of Union
Veterans at his extensive estate
in Sandown, N. H., on the site
Of the Indian Village of King
Phillip on Phillip Lake. Mrs.
VOLTS grandchildren were in the
party and while rain confined
the entertainment Of the oldsters
indoors the youngsters, braved
the storm to stroll over the
grounds and enjoyed boating and
swimming in the lake with young
James Lovett in the lead. :.
Mrs. Larkie Williams entertained
a quintette Of lovely visitors from
indianapolis, Ind, at her palatial
residence in Lynn. On two Sun
day evenings she gave lavish en-
tertainments for them. Friends
Of Mrs. Williams also bestowed
courtesies on the WesternerS,
with dinners at Ye Old Oyster
House and the Parker. house. Be-
sides visiting all the historic
places they enjoyed a sail to
Provincetown and to Oak Bluffs.
Mesdames Minnie Walker, Mary
E. Moore and Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Marshall were among the friends
who helped MrA Williams show
her guests a good time. shower
ing them with gifts from the
interesting and well stocked Sill
yer Mask Studio presided over
by the gracious Mrs. Wayne Dan
bridge of 522 Columbus Ave. Mrs.
Emily Clay, Mrs. Evelyn Haw-
kins, Mrs. Madeline Allen, Mrs.
Arletha Duvalle and Mrs. Eunice
Hawley, the friends so delight
fully entertained, left for their
home in indianapolis by motor,
stopping en- route for brief stop
in New York City. =. New
Workers Mr.. and Mrs. j. Vas
burgh MARY Ross Dorsey
Smythe) were guests of Mrs.
Mary E. Moore at dinner Sunday,
July "a. Later in the evening
with Mr.. Theodore Williams at
the wheel the party drove to
Newburyport, Mass, where they
visited the Julian Steedes, the
Marion Forts and the Roland
Hayes. Adelaide Cromwell
Hill, teaching Follow at Rad
cliffe, enjoyed several visits this
summer to her home in Dee Gee.
On one visit she was hostess at
the wedding of Miss Georgia
Frances Brown, Washington
school teacher, to Mr.. Edward
Howell, Philadelphia business
man, held at Inspiration House
with many guests present from
the two cities. Then she attended
the Smart Set Annual Conclave
in Dee Gee with Laura Morris OF
the Urban League, Inez Russell,
Timilty school teacher, Prudence
Higgins Irving Of Providence,
Mary Hill Tucker, Adelaide Hol-
brook Walker, Marjorie Groves,
and Marguerite Mckinney also
attending. A visit to Lake
Ssbago, Maine, with Hubby
Henry and DR.. and Mrs. Charles
Bonner, was another summer en-
ioyment. Inez Russell has
been studying at the University
of Michigan thisusummer and
will continue there next year
taking special work in the field
of health education. Tessa
Lee Robinson of Dee Gee is in
California in connection with her
program as civil rights Elks adj
visor. 4. Alice Charleston Trigg,
another former Bostonian, who is
with the Washington Red Cross,
proudly exhibits her fine young
son now Ave years old.
Friends are congratulating Mrs.
Mary Church Terrell of the capt.
tai city on her stand in fighting
for recognition of colored women
in the American Association of
University Women. Refused mem
bership in the Washington chap
ter, she brought the case to the
attention of the national body
which ruled that no chapter
could refuse a member on ac-
count of color and remain in the
order. :. {. Mrs. Julian Stubs of
Sussex st. is spending the sum-
mer in Atlantic City with her
brother at their summer home.
NOTES FROM GOTHAM
Sunday, July II, was visiting
day for the parents of children
atu Camp Dunroven at Pine
Bush, N. Y, rs miles north Of
N. Y. City This is the camp
under the direction of Mrs. MIL
bred L. Johnson, daughter Of J.
Rosan1ond johnson and niece OF
the late James Weldon johnson.
For the last Is years she has
been the founder and director Of