The guardian., 1951-09-01
CITY NEWS

William E. Carter Post Home,
401 Mass. Ave, Boston; MIR.
Jones, Pres, Obeline H. Lamb,
Chairman; subscription 45c.
Mrs. Estella L. Crosby left last
Sunday for Chautauqua, N. ",
where she will be the guest Of
Mrs. Eve Carr. She also will
attend the Elks national cor
vention in Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paris (EtheI
Springs Paris Of the Beauty Box.
fremont ST., spent delightful
vacation touring the principal
cities of Canada.
Mrs. Addie Parker Of 6 Car
Isle ST., is improving after an
operation at Mass. Memorial
Hospital,
Mrs. Tiny Simms Of Farmers
vile, Va, has been the guest
Of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Mar
garet Monteiro of "a Newcomo
st.
Beauhcian Blanche Harris OF
the Beauty Box, fremont st.,
was recently called to Phlladel-
phia by the death of her brother.
The National Housewives
League and the National Busi-
ness League will hold their 5lst
annual convention in Washing
ton Oct. 1912 Business men
and women who desire to have
their business exhibited at the
convention are asked to call the
Housewives League chairman Of
research, Mrs. Mamie Jackson,
19 Rollins st., Boston, or the
president, Mrs. Estella Lee Cros-
by. II Greenwich PIX. Boston.
Mrs. Theresa johnson Of Len
OK ST.. is under treatment at
Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. VIII
liams. of Detroit formerly of
Cambridgel were entertained
bv members of st. Paul. A.ME.
Choir. FRIDAY. August "a. at the
residence Of Miss Stella Diogs,
20 Allston st.. Cambridge. Mr..
Williams, a former member of
the Choir. gave several songs
durino the evening, showing
that his voice is better than
ever. A delicious collation. was
served. and music and games
induced making an evening
unanimously voted tops. Those /
present were: Thomas and Pearl !
Williams, guests of honor: Mar !
geret Prshfan, Sarah Collins.
Stella Diggs. Alexander and |
Ve~ns Headley. Constance john
son. Ernest and Essie O'Ban-
youn, Murray Thames, Annie
Thurston. Cleveland Walcott.
Mrs. Marie Johnson Of Somer-
vile was a weekend visitor in
New York City.
Mrs. Adelaide Kelley and son
Paul, spent a week visiting
friends and relatives in New
York City and st. Albans. N. Y. /
Mrs. Florence Douglass Of I
somerville was the guest for I
week Of her cousin Mrs. Avon
Long OF New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Dudley of
Los Angeles, California. who
were Boston visitors last week,
were royalty entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. Mort Judson of % Fort
Ave, who took them sight-see-
ing to many historical spots.
They wentN as far as Plymouth
Rock and left with many praises
for the wonderful time they en-
ioyed here.
Mrs. Lillian B. Jeter. now con-
fined at the Lakeville Sana-
tor-ium, Middleboro. Mass.
thanks her many Oak Bluffs
friends and neighbors for let
ters and cards sent to her dur
ing her illness. She is steadily
improving.
Samuel Clarke of Al Cunard
Ct, Roxbury, is in the City Hos
pital,
Mrs. Fred W. Riggs, of 90
Bower st., is confined in her
home, suffering with a broken
bone in her foot, due to fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Will
liams of Detroit, spent a few
Gays in Cambridge, renewing
old acquaintanceS. Mr.. Williams
is a former resident of Cam
bridge, now comfortably settled
in Detroit, where he has been
for several years. He was ioy-
fully received by his many
friends and by his choir and
church members in st. Paul
A.M.E. Church, where he sang
many years.
Mrs. Mary Morrison of s6
Reed st. continues Ill at her
home suffering with a weak
heart.
Mrs. Mary Caution of "a New
comb st. is improving after her
hospital treatment but is still
an out-paSlent.
Marilyn Powell, president Of
the "OriOles" club, has returned
from Oak Bluffs after a vaca-
ton there at her auntns cot
tage Sylvia Snow, an active
member Of the club is home
also from her vacation spent in
Hyannis, Mass.
Petite and talented Olive Ann
Lesueur had her seventh birth
day celebrated Aug. 10 at the
beautiful summer home in Hy-
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