The guardian., 1951-08-11

berg. former New Englanders.
Nine de Lisser, beautician, is
on vacation. Her salon at %
Windsor st. will be closed until
September S.
Mrs. Mary T. Blake, has re-
turned home from a most ENJOY
able visit in the South where
She was the guest of her daughter
| in Charlotte, N. c., and was the
recipient Of many delightful
courtesies. She wishes to thank
her Boston friends for cards and
letters sent to her while she was
away.
Friday night with party Of
four. Mrs. John w. Sessonis Of
Ball Street, left by Auto to visit
her son Pfc. Gilpin Robson
Seasons of 272nd Field Artillery,
GiIpin is now recuperating in
Walter Reed Army Hospital,
After a week with his sisters
in New York City, Royal W..
Morris Of Wilmington, Del. is now
the guest Of his sister, Mrs. Anna
K. Paschall of 81 Hammond st.
At its recent well attended
meeting, members of The Elite
Fishing Club formulated plans
for an outing to Foxboro. Host
for the evening, genial Herbert
Jackson, Of Wyoming ST., played
his culinary talents to the sur
prise and delight of ALL Newly
elected officers of this popular
group of sportslovers are: Rich
ard fairfield, President; Herbert
Jackson, Vice President; Harriet
Baker, Secretary; Sue Mcqueen,
Treasurer
knights Of Pythias and men,
bers of the Order Of Calanthe
will leave next week to attend
the Seth Biennial Supreme Lodge
Convention with the Encamp-
ment of Military Departments to
be held in Detroit. August 1924.
DR.. Robert o. Phillips has closed
his office, 468 Mass. Ave, and is
reported with the Army in Korea.
Miss Alice Ross Of IL Bred
dock Park enjoyed a delightful
vacation of two weeks in Cleve-
land. Ohio, and expects to return
to the Western city later this
month for protracted stay.
Harold R. Evans was host to
the business meeting Of the S.
Coleridge-Taylor Musical Asso3i-
alton last Tuesday night held at
the home Of the president, Mrs.
Ella Martin, 879 Harrison Ave,
suite I.
In the large crowd that filled
the State House galleries to wit
ness the seating of Councillor
Laurence H. Banks last Monday
were the following, many Of them
members of the United Civic Cir
Gle, Charles H. Lewis, president,
who had sent out notices to them
and also had the announcement
read in all churches (Chmch
members were there but not a
single minister: Representative
Herbert l.. Jackson. Charles Fl.
Lewis, President of the United
Civic Circle. Mrs. Susie f. Lewis,
President of the Ladies Auxiliary
American Legion, Mrs. Rose
Brightman, Friendship Club of
of the Robert Gould Shaw House
Mr.. Edward Cooper. Boston
Urban League, Mrs. Alber Cav,
Anna G. Williams, Mrs. G.. Will
lam, Mrs. Bessie Lopes, Mrs.
Luna Comes, Mrs. Louis Redding,
Mrs. Virginia S. Robinson, Mrs.
Helen Mann. Mrs. Eleanor Trent
Wallace, Mrs. Dorine Moore,
Mrs. Dora johnson, Alton John
I Moore, Jr., Carol Yvonne Moore,
Mrs. A. S. Braxton, Mrs. Susie
Lewis, Mrs. Lula White. Mrs.
Millicient Mendzes, Mrs. Sophia
/ Johnson, Mrs. Rosa Bazemore,
Michael David Thornton, Julius
Hemsley, Clarence Strong, Robert
/ L. Merritt, Jr.. Alfred Brothers.
Jonathan Edwards, Clarence
Elam. Monroe Mason, and Harold
Vaughn.
The Beauty Contest and Dance
( sponsored by Syria Temple No.
f31 down at Holloway ballroom
! last week was well attended in
spite Of the threatening weather
and all enjoyed the contest ard
the dancing to the two great
bands, Fat Man Robinson and
our own George Irish. In the con-
test Louise Parks of Boston en-
erged the winner and will repre-
sent the Temple in New Yorl
at the Shriners national conven-
ton, Runners up were Miss Bcv-
erly Simmons Of Providence, R.