The guardian., 1952-08-09
By ALMIRA PARK

Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. N. v. Hopkins
and Others. . The Baumann
story in this column last week
contained bit Of rlisinformation
in that the home at As Vine st.
IS not owned by the Baumanns
but by Mrs. Mary A. Anderson
who also owns the house at AZ
Vine st. . Mrs. Leila Stubbs
Mckenzie has returned to her
home at "a Dale st., Roxbury,
after her almost two months
soiourn in Brooklyn, New York,
where she was the guest OF her
brother-in-law and sister, Dr.
and Mrs. Richard Birnie of 4l6
Stuyvesant ave-, and where she
awaited the arrival Of the stork
on his second visit to the Blrnie
son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Parker. Grand
4 Aunt honors thus go again to our
/ Leila. . DR.. Charles G. Stew
ard was most agreeably surprised
! last week when his brother, Mr..
G. A. Steward Of Columbus, O.,
drove into town to pay him a
brief visit. Dock, as he IS
called was accompanied by his
son-in-law, Capt. w. A. Kelly,
Jr. who is a Communication Of
ficer at the Sampson Air Force
Base, Geneva, N. Y. It was the
latter's first visit to Boston and
he enjoyed visiting the famous
historical places about town OF
which he had heard a great deal
and with his car he was able
to see a great many places. The
visitors were guests at Hotel Luz
cile on West Rutland Square.
Capt Kelly is the husband OF
MIR. Stewards daughter, Mary,
whose sister, Anna (now Mrs.
David Bishop visited Boston
several years ago. There is an
other daughter, Winona, whose
husband is 1t. Joseph M. Pow
ell, a Supply officer in the Army,
stationed Just outside of Oakland,
California. He is about to be
on his way to Germany where
his wife will later join him. The
son in the family is Frank who
teaches in the public schools OF
Arkansas, where he re-
sides with his wife, Virginia. The
father enjoyed the trip to the
coast this summer where he vls-
ted his son and other relatives
md friends. Older Bostonians
will remember him when he So
ourned in Boston many years
leo, and was a worker on the
Guardian. Mr.. Steward is a re-
ired official of the Fireside In
urance Co. of Columbus, Ohio.
Edward A. Sport, President |
# E. A. Sport Laboratories OF
So. Weymouth, Mass, has re-
GENTLY returned from a visit OF
The trade in the metropolitan
area Of N. Y. His company sup
olies beauticians and hairdress-
srs with salon preparations
throughout the country. 1t also
markets Lady Hilda beauty aids
through retailers. Distribution
Of these products extends from
Okinawa to Germany as well as
throughout various sections OF
the U. S. Mr.. Sport was for
merly on the technical staff OF
r dupont deNemours & Co.
He has been active in the indus
trv for over a quarter Of a cen
tlirv and is a member OF the
Boston Chamber of Commerce.
He is a native of Mass, born IN
Cambridge where he received his
education. His many associates
wish for him a continued sue
cess Miss Cornelia Mellow
ell Of Savannah, Ga, has been
the guest of Miss Helen Ellis OF
40 Rowland ST., for the past
month. She was the recipient
of many courtesies and had q
very enjoyable visit. She now
IS enroute to Connecticut and
New York to visit with friends
before she returns home to as
sumo another year of class room
activities. :. Mrs. Jennie Lee
was spending few days in New
Bedford, her former home, the
| guest of friends and attended
/ the annual clam bake. She made
a short visit to Boston where
she had lived for ten years sno
had the pleasure Of seeing quite
a few of her friends at an in
formal reception. She now makes
her home in New Jersey witt
! her daughter, Jennie.