The guardian., 1951-08-11

"A GarQen FdrJy WHICH uIeW
record crowd was given last
Saturday afternoon by the Wom-
ems Service Club on the beauti-
full grounds of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Turnage, 2747 Washington St.,
Roxbury. No more suitable gar
den could have been selected
with its green lawns and lovely
flowers. Among the 800 odd
| guests were many out of town
visitors who were introduced to
the company. To entertain, there
wasa fashion show, refreshments
were sold and many tried their
luck for the fine prizes offered. A
substantial sum was realized
from the affair for the splendid
work the Service Club does in
the community. :. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Yates have announced
the marriage on July %, of their
other twin daughter, Winton, to
Alexander H. Wade and Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Yates announce the
marriage of their daugh ter,
Janice. to Redmond Simms OF
New York. The marriage took
place at st. Luke's Chapel in
New York. Both the cousins are
among the popular young social
set of Boston. From Chicago
have come Atty. and Mrs. Charles
Wilson on their annual visit to
the attorneys mother, Mrs. Ella
Ritchie, and other Boston friends.
The Wilson's will be the guests
of the Wayman Browns of 88
Riverview rd., Brighton. =. After
an absence Of three years Mrs.
Harriette Slawson Farley of Buff
falo, N. ", arrived in town last
Saturday for a two weeks vaca-
ton. While here, she is the
guest of Mrs. Gabriel Budd of 78
Kendall st. 1t had been Mrs.
Farley's annual custom to visit
this, her home city, every sum-
mer, but for the past several
years her husbands i'll health
prevented her making the usual
trip. This summer, however, Mr..
Farley had so far recovered his
normal health that his wife was
able to enjoy a while among her
old friends. To Oak Bluffs
this week went Mrs. Ethel
Christmas Smith to be the guest
of Mrs. Lucille Lippman, and
Mrs. Sadie Fitzallen is in Jersey
City, N. J., visiting her daughter
and family, the Euclid Ghees..
Little John B. Hall Jr.,
after a month here with his
grandparents, DR.. and Mrs. John
B. Hall, few home to Chicago
1 last Saturday. Mrs. Larkie
Williams is entertaining Sunday
for the visitors. At the home
of Mrs. Muriel Snowden on Har-
old st., the latter and Mrs. Betty
Price were hostesses on July 81
to about Is friends who gathered
to tender a personal shower for
/ Mrs. Frances Teixeira. There
was lovely assortment OF
articles for Mrs. Teixeira and
much merriment by the ladies,
who played cards and partook OF
dainty refreshments. Those pres
ent were Helen Platt, Dorothy
/ Christian. Pokey Anderson. Pat
/ Stokes, Nathalgia Tinch, Bar
bara Hansel, Mercedes Roberts
| Marian Phillips, Mary Tucker,
Rheable Edwards, Bali Schalk
Mildred Alexander. Little
/ Gwendolyn Tucker and Sue
Carol Hilton have been having
the time of their lives for two
weeks at the Camp Fire Girls
Camp in Hanson, and little Cal
Snowden is enjoying camp life
at the interracial Camp Elbanob-
scot in Sudbury. Another
visitor is Mrs. Beatrice Elmore
Of New York, who is the guest
of her aunt. Mrs. Minnie Walker
\ of Wigglesworth st. Mrs. Elmors
i is accompanied by her 14-year-
old son and they will be here
u till September. Mr.. and Mrs
II Rollins Ross Of Harold st. anc
baby, Rollins Jr. have been OF
/. a motor Trip to Connseticut ant
New York City. In Connecticut
they were the guests Of an olc
school friend Of Mrs. Ross and il