The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-08-20

MIS-. D "A. broWn ana SoTi
Albert of Cincinnati, O., will
be in the Hub till September.
They have been spending the
summer with daughter and sis
ter Edith and Mrs. Alice Jones,
As Humboldt Ave. Mrs. Brown
is recuperating now after her
recent illness.
Rev. and Mrs. L. Quincy Aber-
crombie of 757 fremont ST., ac-
companied by Mrs. E. Ambush
(mother of Mrs. Ambercrombie)
and the latter's aunt, Mrs. j.
Bowman, enjoyed trip to
Asbury Park, New Jersey, to
visit Rev. Ambercrombie's SIS
ter, spending week with her.
The party also stopped off at
Princeton, N. j., where the Rev.
preached for Rev. Mr.. Parker,
paster of John st. Baptist Church
of which the late Rev. David
S. Klugh was a former minis
ter. The trip was made in Rev.
Ambercrombie's new Cadillac.
On Saturday the same relatives
with the addition of Mrs. Made
lyn Schenck and her four chill
dren of West Medford enjoyed
pleasant day at Ellington Sea,
the guests of Atty. John w.
Schenck.
Mrs. Inez Lucas, trained nurse
at Beth Israel Hospital, is now
domiciled with Mrs. M. E. Moore.
SO Warwick st. The Red Shoes"
that marvelously beautiful film
in technicolor is in its seth week
at the Majestic Theatre and IS
slated for further presentation.
You should see it by all means.
1t is fun of pathos and the dane
ing of the star aloneiswell worth
seeing the picture. But if you
dislike sad stories better not
view it for it is one of the sad
dest of love stories, quite out of
the ordinary.
Photographer and Mrs. Patrick
Browne of 979 fremont St., re-
turned last week from a two
weeks motor trip South, stop
ping on the way down at Phila-
delphia and Richmond, Va.
Their special destination was
New Bern, N. c., Mrs. Browne'e
former home. They also visited
Durham, N. C. They were motor
guests on the trip of Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Smith with Mr..
Smith at the wheel. On the re-
turn trip they brought little
John Gilbert Field, grand
nephew of Mrs. Brown, for an
indefinite stay. His mother was
raised by his grand aunt.
Gladys B. Howard, phisio-
,herapist, with parlors at 119
Humboldt Ave, Roxbury, has
entered a school Of massage in
Chicago. She will also attend
the convention of the National
Business League and National
Housewives League to be held
in Detroit, Aug. 22-26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Irving
of Hollander st. have had as
house guest for the past six
weeks their niece, Frances Bess
Of Richmond, Va, student at
Boston University Summer
School. Miss Bess leaves for
home on Saturday. Miss Louise
Irving, daughter of the Edward
Irvings, will accompany her and
also visit friends in Newport
News, Va.
Col Robert L. Taylor of Mass.
Antler Guard Patrol, IBPOEW,
has been appointed brigadier
general (pro tenn Of New Eng
land to succeed the late Brig.
Gen. A. C. Prescott.
Mrs Mayme ]. cambridge. so
Columbus Ave. returned Thurs
day of last week from Camp
Edwards where she had been
the guest of Major Mildred
Davenport for ten days.
Dorothy (Dudie) Livingstone,
dietitian at Resthaven, was mar
ried to George Lyle, Jr., of
Philadelphia, July ~, at St.
Augustine Church, FIR. Oliver
Dale officiated.
Mrs. Essie v. ORanyoun, Of
776 Columbus Ave, returned
Tuesday from Ocala. Florida,
where she was called by the