The guardian., 1951-07-14

tion which was staged here at
the RKO theatre. They enjoyed
a good show. Their presence
also paid tribute to the cour-
ageous fight the international
star is waging against color
segregation and discrimination.
During her stay in the U.SA.
she has consistently refused to
play any hall or theatre where
segregation is practiced and she
is booked solid in this country
until August, when she will re-
turn to Paris to participate in
the French city's bi-millenial
celebration. The beautiful
Plymouth, Mass, home of the
George Grays was thrown open to
the members of the Unity Char
ity Club and their guests last
Sunday for a closing get-togeth-
er of the season. Mr.. Gray and
Mrs. Gray, the former Mrs.
Zylpha Mapp, were most hos
pitable host and hostess and
graciously served a delicious re-
past. Club members are Mrs.
Richard Crooks, president; Mrs.
Meta Ryce. vice-president; Miss
Viola Mason, treasurer; Mrs.
Ethel Santos, secretary; Mes
danes Phoebe Thompson, Kath-
crime Harris, Bertha Noble. Ger
trude Chandler, Ebba Stephens
Perry, Mary T. Powell, Meta
Carter, Althea Ross, Rebecca
Payne; Misses Sybil Ransom,
Blanche Martin, Rita Pilgrim.
Club guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Elbert Hayes and daughter
Elaine, Miss Mary Dunbar, Miss
Blanche Allyne, MessrS. A. E,
Freeman. William Carter, Will
liam Crooks, Samuel Harris, Mel
vim Spencer, Leslie Ross. J.
II was a most praiSeworthy act
on the part of Mr.. Eugene C.
Roundtree, Mr.. William N.
Weeks, and Atty. zarah Wein-
stein, when they donated bus
to take children to the 4th of
July picnic to Canobie Lake,
N. H., of the Emmanuel Temple
Church. corner Warren and
Deckard sts., Rev. Percy Jordan,
minister. The members of
AKA'S Psi Omega Chapter are
busy with plans for their 18th
annual garden party. The fes-
tive affair will be held at the
Rowland Manor. Rowland St,
Roxbury, Saturday afternoon,
July 81. Mrs. Irene Jackson
of Camden st. had as house
guests over the Fourth Mr.. and
Mrs. James JeffreSS and their
little daughter, 'Debbie, of
Waterbury, CT. During hub
by,s service in the Army, Mrs.
Sylvester Mills, Jr. is domiciled
with the Mills fanny at 80 w.
Rutland st. She is just recoy-
ering from an appendix opera
ton. Sylvester, Jr. is now sta
toned at Camp Edwards. Mr..
and Mrs. J. Edward Gould of
207 Milton ST., E. Dedham, en-
tertained at a lawn party, July
4 for the Rev. and Mrs. Cortez
d. L. Bradshaw of Chicago who
are visiting them. Other guests
we're Miss Birdie Bird, Miss
frankie Bond, Mrs. H. BowleS,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayman Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. John CABRERA, Mr..
and Mrs. David Chestnut, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Dixon, the
Rev. and Mrs. D. Leroy Fer
gllSon, Mr.. Lawrence Gould, Mrs.
Emma Groves, Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Howard, Miss Edith Mason,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis PaSco, Sr.,
the Rev. Wendell PaSco, Mrs.
Armstead Pride, Mrs. Martha
Scott. Mrs. Blanche Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter ]. Stevens, Mrs.
william E. Walker, Asst. Atty.
Gen. and Mrs. James G. Wolff,
DR.. and Mrs. William Worthy. !.
In honor Of her appoint
menE as the Governors private
secretary, Mrs. Ruth Williams of
Cambridge was feted by some of
her former co-workers from the
Civl Service Division at the
State House and other friends.
The group Of young women met
at the Bellevue Cocktail Lounge.
From there they went to the
Red Coach Grill for dinner and
fun in a private dining room
which was equipped with easy
chairs and a piano. Arrange
ments for the party were made
by Mrs. Edna Jones, assisted by
Miss Elsie Harper. To the eve
ningis enjoyment Mrs. Bertha
Bechair contributed greatly with
her camera and entertainment.
Mrs. Williams was presented
with a corsage and a beautiful
travel alarm clock. Others in
the group were Mesdames
Jeessye Cuffee, Barbara Jarvis,
Ethel Odell, Mildred OtWay,
Doris Robinson, Pauline Schalk,
Leona Small, Charlotte Wilson.
Hilda Wiltshire. Bertha Worm
ley; Misses lillian Roberts and
Viola Wiltshire. Mrs. Viola Fish
er Minor could not attend De-
cause Of previous eugaesments