The guardian., 1952-12-06

the dishes were not only delic-
ious but unusual. Mrs. Jackson
proved a most gracious hostess
and she was beautifully assisted
by the son-in-law and daughter
Of the Morrises, Mr.. and Mrs.
johnson. Another dinner
the editors and others enjoyed
late in the evening Of Thanks
giving was that with Mr.. Herbert
Grant of 80 Warwick ST., as host
and caterer. Mr.. Grant is mas
ter of the cuisine as is Mrs. Jack
son, hostess of the foregoing
THANKSGIVING feast, and he had
prepared a most sumptuous re-
past for the following guests, be-
sides the Stewards-Mrs. Oglesby
and daughter Bertha, Mrs. jack
man, Mr.. Walter D. Barnes and
a couple of the little friends of
the host whose inclusion of them
indicates his interest in the neigh
borhood children. You know, Mr..
Grant plans recreation for the
"kids" of the Warwick st. area
an enclosure with swings and
other contraptions to keep chill
dren off the streets. 1t is a fact
that the children are better man
nered in that vicinity than others
thereabouts, all due to the super
vision of this community-spir-
tied citizen. Topping the tur-
key and all the fixin's was
French ice cream with sauce than
which it would be hard to find
more delicious and then
there also was the delicious fruit
cake that Mr.. Grant makes for
special occasions. One other
dinner to which the
editors are always invited and at
which only one half of the edi-
torial staff was present was that
Of Mrs. Sturgis Robinson of 10
Kendall ts., co-hostessed by her
daughter, Mrs. Alfred French,
now residing in the West End
land by the way Romaine is in
Participating, come the Spring,
as also is Mrs. Drue King, Jr.,
the latter gift from heaven due
this month";. Her Boston
friends were glad to welcome
home after two-year visit to
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. F. D. Burton, Jr., of
Detroit, Mrs. F. Mason, still
somewhat of an invalid but rela-
tives say she is coming along
nicely at the home of her son,
Mr.. John A. Mason of 1T Harold
st., Roxbury. Seen at the
recital of the compositions OF
New York Composer, Ray Crab
tree - Rev. and Mrs .Crichlow
Hermann Ganntt, Mr.. James A
Hinton, Anna Bobbit Gardner
Mrs. Marion Stevens, Miss Ger
trude Smith, Marguerite Bailey
Mrs. Florence Blake, Mrs. Matilda
Charleston and Mr.. Charleston
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Hender-
son, Messrs. Harold Evans, Chas
J. Shepherd, William Harrison
Andrew A. Rhodes, Horace Hods.
den, Miss Vivien Hodge.
Home for Thanksgiving and Il
stay till after New Years camt
the former Freddie" Walker
now Mrs. Lawrence A. Kim
brough of Chicago bringing he
darling little two-and-a-half yea
old son Kenneth to visit Grandmt
Bertha Walker of 924 Tremon
st. The little fellow missed hi
usual summer visit and relative
and friends noted how he ha
grown in stature and knowing
ness. Freddie's friends are Civ
ing her a warm welcome.
On Sunday December Z at
PM, the Boston Branch NAACl
will present gala floor shol
as it holds its Second Annus
Benefit at the colorful Lati
Quarter in downtown Bostol
Last year this affair was &C
claimed by hundreds ''The out
standing highlight of the soci;
season" The donation for tn
affair is $1.50 per person for res
ervation. Frank w. Morris
general chairman.