The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-10-14

I Our editor is still receiving
cards and gifts on her H.. TIL
birthday, Oct. S. She was particu-
larly pleased to received a card
from Chicago signed From Law
renee, Fredricka and Kenneth
Kimbrough (the latter the baby
son born July 10 and now scarce
ly three months ODD. His father
Lawrence Jr. who. came on for
the birth month and had to
leave 3 days before the event
and had never seen his son be-
came so impatient that he gave
Freddie" just "a hours to start
home. With Grandma Walker
Mrs. Steward accompanied the
family" to So. Station and saw
the travellers established in one
OF those wonderful roomettes
complete as miniature suite
with every facility for comfort
able travelling, sitting room. bed
room and bath And the rains
came so that the beautiful rain
I coat sent on the birthday occas-
ion from Henry K. and Ellen X
Craft hammond Of New York
could be taken out of the moth
balls and be worn. 1t had TO stav
IN for three weeks waiting on the
weather +. It was like breath
OF Bermuda waited into the at
mosphere the other evening when
members of the Samuel Cole
ridge : Taylor Music Association
were guests of hospitable Lillian
Williams at the home, 81 Cone
land ST., she recently purchased
and transformed by additions
alterations and deliberations. in
to bower Of beauty. Mrs. Will
lams had spent a lovely vaca-
ton in Bermuda last summer
and had brought home remin-
ders of her trip. At the refresh
ment hour there was first a de-
) licious temperance ? drink
from the Pearl of the Atlantic"
served with canapes, and there
was fruit cake as well as can
J dies and nuts. For the hearty
/ course there was wonderful
: Spaghetti with meat balls and
: coffee and rolls went with this
Then on exhibition were exouis-
: tie wax flowers and ferns from
2 Bermuda and even a glass bowl
!. OF Bermuda sand. During the
t music hour songs were contri-
4 buted by Ernest O'Banyoun who
Y sang Danny Boy" by request
S and Herbert Williams son of
Lillian, who contributed "Water
: Boy. This last was surprise
e number as few of the guests
: were aware that the son Of ths
d house possessed such a beautiful
voice. Harold Evans presided Al
: the piano as accompanist for botl
E soloists. The hostess was assisted
q by efficient Mae Persip (she ane
h Lillian were once associated TO.
I gether in tea room venture,
II and one Of the young ladie.
If residing in the house. Inciden,
i tally the S. c. T. M. A. is raisin,
G fund for a scholarship to he'll
j. deserving music student !.
Friends are hidden to enjoy then
selves at an evening Of game
and dancing at st. Mark
Gymnasium, Townsend ST.. Rox
where a comeaittee of ladies ha
taken over the entire facilitie
for gala night of recreation
Ping-Pong, Bowling, Pool an,
Dancing-all this is available i
those who win come out 8,
- Friday night, October 20, whe,
their patronage will not onl,
give them pleasure but will ais
assist in the success Of this bene
fit promotion. Sponsors: Nine,
Louise 0. Miller, Irene o. Robin
son, Eleanor o. Strider
The President OF Aristo, Mrs.
Harriet T. Kelley Of Lincol,
ST.. West Medfor, was hostes
to the club at its first cultura
meeting Of the season last Sun
day. Plans were discussed fo
the Observance Of the Club,
\ twenty-fifth anniversary to /,