The guardian., 1951-08-04
CITY NEWS

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Arthur g. Parrish Of 682 Wash
ington street, Brookline, leaves
the first of the week to spend
the month of August with his
sisters, brothers and other rela-
tives in Philadelphia and Ger
mantown, Pa, Atlantic City,
N. j., and Hampton, Va. He
will have with him on the trip
his son, Jackie.
Lettie Lou Lester has come
from Marion, s. c., to make
her home with her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. George Tell
OF 21 Cumberland street. She
will enter school in September.
The young miss is a very at
tractiYe girl and will undoubt-
edly make friends easily.
Miss Mollie Epps of Newton
Center is spending the summer
: in Oak Bluffs where she has a
summer cottage
Mr.. and Mrs. William Buford
arrived in the Hub last Tues
day night from their home in
Cleveland, Ohio, to spend a fort
night here visiting friends. They
were met at South Station by
their friends from early days,
Henry G. Reed and Mrs. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Franklin
are visiting Mr. Franklin's moth
er, Mrs. Caroline Franklin, OF
is Roekland street, Roxbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Dymond
and their charming daughter,
Cora, we're guests for a week Of
Mrs. Eva Maybin and family Of
Sprague street, Readville.
Having read in the Guardian
the suggestion that Boston might
like to have Clarence Cameron
Whites opera, "Ouanga' pro-
duced here, Jay Perry, we'll
known in Hub musical circles
and now a ballet dancer, writes
that he could help with the ball
lei. Mr.. Perry played the cello
in in Mr. Whites orcehstra here
in Boston when the noted vio-
linist was a Hub resident.
ton, many years, ago.
A neighbOrhood Party, in the
interest of Backyards and Gar
denS Improvement Contest, and
sponsored by the Boston THber.
culOSis Association, with the aid
of the City Health Department,
Friday, August 3, AS PM, in
the rear lot behind WinsOr, War
wick, Greenwich, and West
minister SITS, There will be speak
erS, Entertainment. Dancing, ser
wing a buffet supper, and a
neighbour special. Novelties and
Gifts for Sale. Entrance Free
Mrs. Lille Ballard at her at
tractive home on Walnut avenue.
entertained friends for Mrs.
Minnie Driver of 81 Bower street,
Roxbury, on the occasion of the
laster'S birthday, July 80. The
charming hostess served a sunp-
tuous chicken dinner and after
wards ice cream and cake was
served In the parlor. There was
also a beautiful birthday cake
in evidence. Mrs. Driver vas the
recipient Of many cards and
gifts. The guests included Mrs.
Hulda Henderson, and Mesdames
Emma Armstead, Clifford Price.
Addie Smith, Amy Comes. Mrs.
Childs, Miss May Childs and
Mr.. Driver.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart. CO.
proprietor of the Clark-Merrin
Beauty Shoppe at 507 Shaw nut
avenue, returned last week from
q pleasant three weeks visit to
relatives and friends in st. Al
bans, Long Island. N. Y. where
she was the guest Of her niece.
Mrs. Kate Maby. With her on
the trip went her grandson,
little Victor Bynoe. Jr., who win
remain in st. Adams until Labor
Day. He was joined by his
mother. Mrs. Ethel Bynoe. and
his little brother, Charles. who
were driven from Boston by Vic
tor, Sr. and the latter driving
Mrs. Stewart back to the Hub.
Frank Chisholm OF Saybrook.
Conn, Tuskegee institutes field
representative. was in Boston