The guardian., 1951-08-25
SOCIAL CALEHDAR
By ALMIRA PARK

4. One Of the most elaborate
social events Of the summer
season was the reception given
by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Wayman
Brown Of Riverview rd., Brigh-
ton, in honor OF Atty. and Mrs.
Charles A. Wilson of Chicago,
who were on their annual sum-
mer visit to relatives and friends
here. This outstanding affair
was held at the beautiful estate
of Larkie's in Lynn. The lovely
gardens, the cocktail and lounge
rooms were filled from 400 PM.
to II O'clock with beautifully
gowned ladies and their male es-
corts. Every variety of hors
d'oevres and liquid refreshments
was served continuously from
sterling silver trays and exquisite
glassware. Among the other
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Gould, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
J. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. Otis
Galloway, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gatewood, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Livingston, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe
Bowser, Col. and Mrs. Edward
Gourdin, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Woodfn, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Barry, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bartlett; Mesdames, Esther Will
son, Celestine Dorch, Bernice
Howard, Gladys McAdoo, Jacqu-
line Bunte, Otis Dixon, Bertha
Fitzgerald, Emma Groves, Sadie
Merchant, Ethel Smith, Alice
West, Larkie Williams, Lulu
Tarby, Evelyn Pride, Leila Tux
bury, Edith Prescott, Mary E.
Moore, Harriet Wharton, Minnie
Walker, Miss Mamie Tarby, A.
johnson Of Philadelphia; Messers.
Kenneth Martin, Alfonzo Latti-
more, Mrs. Beatrice .Elmore of
New York, DIR. and Mrs. Walter
Adams of Chicago, DR.. Lloyd
Newman of Washington, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gaines Cosby of Brooklyn,
Mrs. Rita Fort, Dayton, o.
After her two weeks vacation
in the Hub, former Beantowner
Harriette Slauson Farley left last
Monday night for her home in
Buffalo, N. Y, with pleasant
memories of her reunion with
old friends and their delightful
entertainment of her. She says
the only sad part Of her visit was
so many of her friends
who have passed away since her
last visit here three years ago.
She missed especially her very
near friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Clark, both of whom have
died in the three years. She
found also a number of her
friends who are now house
bound. AS for Harriette, herself,
the years do not change her at
all In spite of the urging of
she disdains the use of
lip stick and rouge and has never
bobbed her hair, which remains
the same lovely brown as it was
20 years ago. Her parting word 1
was that she would be back in |
1852. Congratulations and /
best wishes go with Miss Ellen /
L. Marshall of Lynn, daughter of |
the well known Leon M. Marshall |
of that city, as she goes to Dee
Gee to join the staff of the Kabat |
Kaizer Institute there. Well
qualified for her new duties the
young lady will undoubtedly dis
charge them with satisfaction.
she is another first" IN this
field at the capital city. i. Mrs.
Muriel Snowden, Radcliffe grad,
is chairman of section on COM
munity organization in the plans
for the convention next year of
the Institute on Inter-group re-
ations sponsored by the Com
1ittee of Christians and Jews.
Enjoying vacations at the
oortsmen's club in Maine are
ne Edward Cooper and Atty.
'harles Anderson families.
The John Parnell Jrs., here on
vacation with the John Parnell
Srs. on Harold St, are soon to
leave for their Va. assignment.
A get together of a few friends