The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-09-16


ST.. Roxbury, had as house guest
over the weekend Mr.. and Mrs
Wilmot Archibald Of Brooklyn
N. Y. On Sunday. r. C. Henry
cousin of Mrs. Tracy joined tn.
party at dinner, which consisted
Of fruit cocktail, fried chicken
boiled rice, carrots, peas, corn or
cob, lettuce and tomato salad
apple pie and ice cream. all home
made. The Archibalds had spent
week of their vacation at the
cottage of Mrs. Franklin in Ogon-
quit, Me. On their arrival at the
Boston bus terminal they were
met by Mrs. Tracy, 1t was a
happy greeting for the couple on
their first visit to the Hub. Mrs.
Archibald is the niece of the late
Joseph M. Tracy. She is assistant
supervisor Of recreation, Park De-
partment, Brooklyn. Mr.. Archi-
bald, recent law school graduate,
is preparing to pass the New York
bar.
The Beauticians and COsm0-
tOlogists League, e. Sport, preSi-
dent, will hold their first Cabaret
Dance at the Hdtz Plaza Hall,
Huntington Avenue on Friday,
Sept. 18th from until .
Music by George Irish's Band. In
formal dress. Admission S1.5O in
advance-S1.75 at the door.
Rev. John Bryant Of the
Church of All Nations will be the
guest speaker at a program to
be sponsored by the United Civic
Circle at 8 PM, Sunday, Sept.
II, at the Metropolitan Baptist
Church. The New England Har-
monizers of Hartford, Conn, and
the Golden Wings from New
Haven, Conn, will provide the
musical entertainment for the
evening. Admission by donation
at the door. Mrs. Lula White.
Chairman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lewis
of Hampton, Va, are visiting
friends in Boston.
Mrs. Mary Sayles-Brown of "a
Paris st., Everett, is danger
ously i'll at Mass. Memorial HOS
pital, Boston. Mrs. Brown is the
mother Of Mrs. Lillian M. Cald-
we'll, SO Hammond St, Roxbury.
Ira Mason Of 6 Sears st.
IS in Boston City Hospital and
wishes his relatives and friends
% visit him.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Steed of Rox-
bury announce the marriage of
heir niece, Susie Lee Steed. to
Harry Entzminger.
Sylvester Mills, Jr., son of Mr..
md Mrs. Sylvester Mills, 80 W.
Sutland Sd. left Sunday for
,laflin University, Orangeburg.
J. c. He Is a member OF the
unior class at Claflin.
Mrs, Evelyn Bah has moved
nto an apartment at 49 Wor-
ester St, Boston.
The infant daughter of Mr..
md Mrs. R. C. Peart was christ
med last Sunday afternoon at
st. cyprian's Episcopal Church,
With the Rev. D. Leroy Ferguson.
'ertor of the church, conducting
,he service. The child is named
Dolores Peart. Follow
ing the ceremony a christening
party was held at the home OF
the child's godmother, Mrs. Egg
bert Mills, 357 Mass. Ave. Among |
those present were the Rev. and
Mrs. Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs. C. |
Branch and family, Mrs. F. Peart
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Sim
monds, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hud-
speth, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Yearwood,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. McLaurin, Mr..
and Mrs. H. Gaines, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Peterson, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Somerset, Messrs. Syl-
vester Mills, Sr., Earl Redway
the godfather; Mesdames v. Dur
ant, j. Bailey and family, ".
Coles, ], Baptist. Egbert Mills.
Many useful gifts were received,
and an enjoyable evening was
spent by all.
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