The guardian., 1951-04-21

know, was founded by Mildred's
father. Former Hubite Har-
riette Slauson, now residing in
Buffalo, and married to Roy
Farley, writes that she is plan
ming to visit Boston next month.
Since her marriage in 1881, she
has tripped to her former home
town every summer except the
past two years, when she was
prevented from coming here by
her husbands protracted illness.
She reports him so much inn
proved that he has been able to
return to his employment +.
In the vast throng that jam
packed Symphony Hall for the
De Paur concert was VIII Free
man of Providence, who brought
party of 10 from that Rhode
Island city. DR.. and Mrs.
Steward, recently banished from
their fremont street residence
by the big fire of March 81, are
now domiciled as guests of Mrs.
Lucille Heggie, fashionable mo-
diste, and a friend of 80 odd
years, at her commodious home,
207 w. Newton street. Here a
cosy, well equipped bedroom and
a sitting room, both on the street
floor are at the disposal of the
editors of the 50-year-old news
paper, founded by Mrs. Stewards
father, the late William Monroe
Trotter. Pat Rainey, song
bird, is currently filing an en-
gagement at Chez Vito, Hotel
Meurice, N. Y. C. E. z.
Roundtree, whose vigorous looks
and activity contradict his al
legged 80 years, will be rendered
a birthday party tomorrow, Sun
day, April % More details later
are promised. Reports are
that tickets are being sold rapid
ly for the GUARDIAN BENEFIT
performance, Monday night, of
the celebrated Haitian dancer
and his fellow artists, at the Bos-
ton Dance Theatre, 81 Hemen-
way street. 1t has been a
long time since a woman as
charming and talented as Mrs.
Lillian Sharpe Hunter visited
Boston to be the honored guest
of Boston women. She literally
captured the gathering - COM
posed mostly of women = who
were at the Professional and
Business Mems Club on Massa-
chusetts avenue, on Sunday
afternoon, April l, to greet her.
She holds a very responsible po-
sition in New York City, with
the State Commission Against
Discrimination and also takes
time to participate, or rather to
lead, in worthwhile social af-
fairs. While in the city she was
the guest of Miss Alvira Haz-
zard, so costly situated in an
apartment at $50 Massachusetts
avenue. On Saturday evening
the latter invited few friends
to dinner with the visiting lady.
A testimonial. banquet will
be rendered Representative Her
bic (Herbie) L. Jackson of
Maiden, May 21, at the Copley
Plaza Hotel by Mt. Zion Lodge of
Masons in the Copley Plaza Ho-
tel grand ball room. Honorary
chairman is DR.. w. D. Washing
ton: Monroe Mason, chairman;
Julian D. Steele, honorary vice.
chairman; E. c. Yates, treasurer;
Craig H. York, secretary. Reser-
vations at $500 can be made at
1895 fremont street, and from
Gustave M. Solomons, honorary
vice-chairman GUN 4-0736), and
Monroe Mason (GA 7-5536), on
or before May Is. VIII you
be one of the GUARDIAN friends
to make up the 500 (the halls
capacity, next Monday night,
April %, at 81 Hemenway street.
when the papers Golden Jubilee
win be started And with the
great Haitian dancer providing
the entertainment? Make reser- /
vations through the GUARDIAN
or that night at the hall-off
Boylston street (near Mass. Sta
toni. Tickets are Sl.80. .
rondolence is offered to Mrs