The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-09-10
CITY NEWS

returned after yacationing with
Mrs. Horace Devine of Oak
Bluffs, and Mrs. Lillian Mont
goinery Of. Nantucket, Mass.
Mrs. Edna Thrash Of Phila-
eseellislsas wife wife CT The {
painter, Dox Thrash of who's
Who In Art" fame, was enter
tanned extensively by her broth
er-in-law and wife, the Tennes-
see ThrasheS, at thei. beautiful
Townsend Street home. Motor
trips to points Of interest In his
toric Boston and the Cape con-
triblfted to very enjoyable
weeks sojourn She viii con-
Guide her tip by visiting rela-
tives n'Stamford, Connecticut.
Mrs. Julia d. Smith, OF Buck
roe Beach, Va, was che guest of
her foster sister, Mrs. Clara
Goode, 1866 West Canton St.; and
Mrs. Hattie B. Tucker, of Hanp-
ton, Va, the guest Of her broth
sr-in-law and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Bailey, 1O5 west Spring
field St., after having attended
the Tents, National Convention
In New Haven, Conn, as guests
at the Hotel Taft. During their
stay in Boston, they wese din
ner gueusts of Mrs. Leo Smith,
Samuel Ware, Of Cambridge,
Mrs, francis Roderick and Mrs.
Essie O'Banyoun.
The distribution Of the prizes
ana entertainment for the Back
yards Improvement contest
sponsored by the Boston Tuber-
culosis Association, 554 Columbus
ave, Boston, will be held at the
ETerett School Hall, Nrthamp-
ton ST., on Thursday evening.
sep. IS. at $50 PM. 1t is ur-
gently requested that all those
WHO have entered their yards
be present, as prizes will only
be given co the winner in per-
son, those not present must for
fit their prize. A musical en-
tertainmens will be enjoyed and
| the speaker Of the evening will
be Mr.. George F. Cakes.
KEEP THIS DATE OPEN! Sum
day afternoon, Oct. 20, 1949, 3
o'clock, for VICTOR MASCOLL,
Tenor, in recital, New England
Mutual Hall.
Among Shriners attending the
recent Shriner convention in De-
troit were Norman Thomas, pho
tographer. and Norman Thomp-
son. a delegate. They travelled
by motor. Photographer Thorn
as took pictures OF the parade
and the beauty contest.
Doris cambridge Harris an.
nounces the opening Of he
Pianoforte Studio, ASH Mass
Ave, on Sept. IL. TelephOn,
HI S-5gST for registration o
new pupils. Mrs. Harris is fur
thering her musical study b,
taking a course. at Boston Uni
versity College of Music, in mod
ern methods and principles o
teaching.
Miss Ruby Colley has Just re
turned from Hyannis, Mass
where she spent her vacatio
and is planning another wee
In New York later on.
Mrs. Ella Tolliver of 159 Yves
Springfield ST., entertained 9
dinner, Labor Day, Mrs. Lila
Holland Collins Of Everett, M
and Mrs. Harold M. Wilkinso
OF PawtuckeS, r. l., Mrs. Mar
Bassett and Mr.. and Mrs. job
II. Wiikerson of West Medforl
Mrs. Rebecca Irish of SIS Wa
wick St., Roxbury, wishes to eS
press her most sincere thank
to her many friends and neigh
bors for their sympathy an
kindness extended TO her viii
at the hospital where she under
went a successful operation an
during her convalescence I
home. She especially appreci
ates the kindness Of her paste
Rev W. S. Ravenell, Of Ebenezt
Baptist Church and the otht
members Of the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert L. Barr
well of ST. Adams, Long Islam,
on their New England vacatio
spent a week at Kingston In
Kingston. Mass, and week i
Boston visiting Mrs. Barnwell
mother. Mrs. Bessie McHvaine o
Hammond st.
Mrs. Helen Workman Holida,
well known soprano, was Il,
house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kennedy at their lovely farm
Wrentham, Mass. While the1
her hosts took her on trip
Duxbury where thev were d1