The guardian., 1951-09-08

flourished several decades ago,
and his mother, Mrs. Nellie Pat
rick. And Mrs. Corinne Da-
Wis, after a long soiourn in her
former home city of Chicago, has
now come back to resume her
residence in Boston. She has
taken an apartment in the newly
constructed suites at % Kenil-
worth St, the house formerly
owned by Mrs. Fannie Hughes,
who sold the fine old estate and
is now living across the street
at No. 10. What is this-a rift
in the Armstead and Evelyn
Pride household? The rumor has
reached Boston and the lady her
self is not reticent about it. :.
Leila Stubbs Mckenzie of Dale
st. is home from Brooklyn and
Sag Harbor, L. l., where she was
the guest of her relatives, the Dr.
Richard Birnies (Theresa
Stubbs), who spent a good part
of the summer at their new cot
tage. A committee of Boston
citizens is organizing to further
the candidacy Of Councillor Lau-
renee H. Banks, who seeks to re-
tain his seat on the City body
The Women's Service Club, Mrs.
Harriet Hall president. at AGA
Mass. ave-, has offered the rooms
for meetings of the committee.
Everybody should feel an inter
est in Atty. Banks campaign to
retain the seat which was denied
him for so many months and
which cost him such a huge sum
to fight the injustice that had
been done him. So let us all busy
ourselves in his behalf, which is
really our own case as he will be
there as "our friend at court" . :.
The death of Miss Alice NJ Ellis,
sister of Miss Helen M. Ellis of
80 Rowland St, and aunt of Mr..
Julian Steele, which came so
suddenly early last Monday
morning at the home of her
nephew in West Newbury, separ-
ates the two sisters who have
been so devoted to each other.
The funeral took place Thursday
at 100 PM. at st. Cyprian Epis-
copal Church on fremont st.
Coincidence to the relatives,
especially Miss Helen, who is
bearing up bravely under the
shock. Mrs. Muriel Snowden of
Harold St., has been spending
several weeks at her former
home in Glenridge, N. j., and
New York City. In the latter
place she was the guest of DON
aid and Ellen Craft Diamond Of
As f. 135th St, the latter having
recently flown home from Oak
land, Calf, where, with the chill
dren, Peggie and Henry, she
spent a good part of the summer
visiting her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua A.
Rose virginia Craft. Mrs.
Rebecca Jones of Walnut ave. is
seriously i'll at Peter Bent Brig
ham Hospital suffering from a
heart attack. Her son, Alexander
Jones, has come on from his
home in the West to be near his
mother. Mrs. Jones, as we go to
press, is holding her own.
The Prof. Frank Snowdens have
left for their home in Dee Gee
via Yaden, Pa. the home of Mrs.
! Snowden's parents, TIL. Pickney
/ Hills. The John Parnells Jr.,
leave with their children next
/ week for Petersburgh. Va.
Mrs. Beatrice Walker and son
1 William are back in New York
city after their visit to Sister
Minnie. -. Down at her summer
home in Oak Bluffs. Mrs. Mabel
f Sandridge is entertaining at a
house party the following rela-
tives and friends; Sisters Edith
and Agnes Paris. brother. Harry
Paris and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar H.
Fitzollen. Mrs. Esther Wilson,
Mrs. Betty Ghee and daughter
Joan, and others. Friends
+ and relatives greeted former Bos-
tonians. Mrs. Sophronia Gould
and daughter, Mrs. Caroline
4 Hamilton Of Dee Gee. who have
been vacationing in New Eng