The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-08-27


teacher, remained in Boston one
month. She left for home Aug
ust 10 to. resume her work
which viii begin September 5.
She wishes to thank the many
friends Of Rev. Griffin who
made her stay very pleasant
one. Rev. Griffin will take his
vacation in September. when he
will go to Oklahoma where he
has business matters to be adj
justed there.
Mrs. Maize Hunter and Mrs.
Alise Gilbert of Cambridge
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lincoln .Acker Of Shelborn.
Nova Scotia, a niece and nephew.
1t was Mrs. Hunters first visit
home in q years. She was
warmly greeted by her many
relatives who entertained her
with parties and shore dinners
and other pleasantries. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred George and Mrs.
Michael Scott, relatives, gave
Mrs. Gilbert treat taking her
across the harbor for dinner on
the rocks which afforded much
pleasure TO all. After ten days
Of real enjoyment the visitors
returned home.
Mrs. Gertrude Chandler, presi-
dent of the Mass. State Union
OF Women's Clubs, attended the
conference Of the X-Ray pro-
gram of the Boston Health de-
partment held at the Hotel Stat
Ter. She has secured DR.. John F.
Conlin to address the Unions
executive board meeting on the
second Monday in September. DR.,
Conlin is general chairman of
the Boston X-Ray program, also
director of information Of the
Massachusetts, Medical Society.
Among members Of the YMcA
boys division day camp are John
Vaughn, Lee Freeman, Charles
Averett, Raymond Oxley, James
Oxley and Carroll Thomas. Jr.
The camp is operated at the
Huntington Ave. Y and closes to-
day after two-month period.
The Greater Boston Committee
to Free the Trenton Six met
Wednesday night at 80 Washing
ton Street.
A social was given at the home
OF Mrs. Helen Mann last week in
honor of Mrs. K. Taylor of At
lanta, Ga. Others in the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Fields.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcknight,
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Rivera
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Howard. Mr..
and Mrs. N. Chisolm, Mesdames
Segal Jones, Willie Doles. Nettie
Archie; Messrs. S. Paul Everton
johnson.
Among diners at SHADES Barb
ecue last Sunday afternoon were.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Satterwhite Of
Springfield; Mr.. and Mrs. William
H. Harris, Mr.. Medge LAMAR. Mr..
W. A. S. Jones, all of Hartford.
Ct; Messrs. Leslie CALDWELL.
William Caldwell, Francis Phil
lips, Arcell Hawkins, Clarence
Powers and Geo. viddell, all of
Pittsfeld; also Mrs. Inez Cox. Z.
Orange, N. j., who leaves next
week for home after spending the
summer here. All Of the foregoing
had attended the Saturday night
baseball game of the Braves and
Dodgers.
Mrs. Clara Ross Parker has
moved from 80 Fountain st.. II
223 Walnut Ave.
Mrs. Mary Blocker Washington
OF fremont Street had as her
guest for ten days her cousin. Miss
Minnie Moss, of Jamaica, N. Y.
The New England Lincoln
Alumni Association invites Won b
hear Carl E. Nelson, tenor: Ma.
tiIda Birch, soprano, in concert,
Grace B. Davis, at the piano. We'd
nesday evening, October rs, l94S
500 o'clock, at Women,s Repub.
liCan Club, As Beacon Street. Bos.
ton, Mass.
Mrs. Malinda Stewart of 214 w,
Springfield st. received word this
week of the death in Philadelphia
Of her son, Arthur Montgomery,
and she left on Thursday for that
city.
Mrs. Alethia Lesesne Howard
Of New York, mother of DR.. w
4. Lesesne Howard Of Boston
was in the city one day this week
on her way back to the Cape
where she has spent the pas,
month.