The guardian., 1951-09-08

Lodge No. 129, LB.P.O,E. of w.
Cambridge, Friday evening, Sept
2l, at Bunker Attucks Hall, l5S
Springfield st., Boston. Mrs
Mildred Jenkins Haughton, so
prano; Miss JoeneIle Bryant
cOntralto; Mrs. Cynthia Bel
grave Jones, reader, will appear
PDR. Ella Roam Harris, Chr;
PER. Conrad Skelley, Co-Uhr
Subscription IS cents; Reserved
Tables SEO0.
Al. Jordan of Regent St., Rox-
bury, entertained in his home
in honor of Misses Carrimae
Garnes and Virda Gavin Of Tai
1ahassee and Palm Beach, Fla
last Sunday night The evening
was spent in interesting convsr-
sation and listening to several
musical renditions by some ot
the talented guests. A most de-
liciouS collation. was served OF
assorted salads and ices. The
guests included the following,
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Fosse,t,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Walker, Mr..
and Mrs. Bertram Macdonald,
Mr. and Mrs. Melton Thonp
son; Mesdames Edith Bowles,
Wilhelmina Garnes, Helen Mann;
the Misses Norma Hight, Car
rimae Garnes and Virda Garvin,
(the guests Of honor; Messrs.
Reginald Reid, Joseph Nelson,
Clayborn Ray, Jasper Hill, Eric
Thomas, student in Paris, Jack
Morris. Tufts college student,
and Miss Carolyn Brevard.
Friends Of Mrs. Alma Fierce
Wingood, the bride of two
two months of Kenneth Vim
good, will be happy to learn ha.
she is now home from the hos
pital where she had undergone
an appendectomy operation.
Recent guests of Mrs. Helen
Mann OF 81 Holyoke st. were
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Carlos aud
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Carlos and
their two lovely children, all
from New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Smith
and family, Is Aspinwall road,
Dorchester, had as guests Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Dobbs Of Clevs
land, Ohio, who spent their va
cation here. The Clevelanders
were entertained at the homes
Of Mrs, Leila Austin, 80 Camden
St; Mr.. and Mrs. Richard. Brown,
40 Deckard ST.; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Sims, 1877 Walden ST.. No
Cambridge. Mr.. and Mrs. DobbS
left for home Saturday, Sept. /.
Photographer Browne, for
merly Of 979 fremont St, now
has his studio at $50 Columbus
ave. where he will be pleased
TO greet old and new patrons
The studio specializes in photo;
Of weddings, parties, banquet.
as well as portraits Of indlvid-
uals including babies; all work.
manship Of the highest quality
James Hinton, well known or
chestra conductor, 81 St. Ger
main st. has as guests DR.. jane
c. Wallace and DR.. L. Curt
Larkins, both of Beaumont, Tex
The two physicians had attend
ed the national convention OF Il,
National M e die al Association
which was held in Philadelphi
and then made the trip to Bos
ton. It IS their first visit he~e
Escorted by their host they en-
JOY viewing the Hubs histori
scenes, monuments, fraterna
buildings and other places Of in
terest.
Mrs. Harriette Tracy Of Ba
st., Roxbury, spent the week G
Aug. q vacationing in Bango,
Me, where she was the hous
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. /
Stewart in their new home Sh
reports delightful time durin
her stage
Women marry above the
class more often than the mel
according to DR.. Richard Cer
ters, assistant professor of ps'
chology at the University
California. There also seems
be a correlation between pu
chritude and the upper class
said Dr. Centers. A beautift
girl can more easily marry mi
the upper brackets than one Ie
attractive. Since her offsprir
are likely to be pretty. too, ar
since they can afford better a
tenhon and care, upper cla
persons tend to be better lool
ing than average" What sbol
men? They are likely 10 ia
low the tradition Of marrying T
their level, he said. But if IN,
have much ambition it is cor
psratively easy in America +
them to raise that level.
Louis ]. Gentry. who h
done a wonderful job OF sal
promotion for the !. j. Fox G
was recently awarded a Cd
watch BY the president of d
firm at a gathering Of q
store employees. Several 9th
employees also received watchl
The kidweek Prayer Bal
vii meet at the home Of NJ
Cecilia Woods, 10 Trotter c
2nd floor, apt. 4R. Tuesds
Sept. II, about 8 PM. BIZ
lessen IS st. Marx, 18th Chaptl
A sweet little lady recent
came over from st. Crolx, v