The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-08-16

ALMIRA PARK
rentiy a member Of the Cover
noris Commission against Dis
elimination, passed through Bos
ton last week and was an over
night guest of his relatives, Dr.
and Mrs. c. G. Steward. H,
had driven to Maine for few
days outing at the Gun and Roc
Clubs camp and was on his way
back to his home in New York
Earlier in the season he had made
short visit to the Hub primarily
to inspect the handsome head
stone he had ordered for the
grave of his late wife, Bessie
Trotter Craft, in Fairview Gene
terry out in Hyde Park Il ex-
actly matches the headstones
over the graves of Bessie's father
1892 and mother (1919) the
latter having purchase a12 grave
lots in the new cemetery in 1892
at the death Of her husband, 1t
James Monroe Trotter. It was
the first lot purchased. Mr. Craft,
last week, visited the cemetery
again to arrange for regrassing
the lot and planting shrubbery
on it. On the earlier visit he
had been accompanied by his SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Diamond, and their
two children, 9 year old Mar
garet (Peggie') Trotter Dam
mond and z year old Henry Craft
Diamond The New Workers
were entertained on that visit
BY Otto and Muriel Snowden and
the latters parents, Col. and
Mrs. Snowden, Of IS Harold
st. (Muriel and Ellen had
been each others maid and
matron of honor at their wedding
ceremonies). That visit was fur
Their enlivened by visit to the
fine country home in Hyde Park
Of Lieut.. Joseph c. Andrews who
was a most genial host. The
children roamed over the To-
room dwelling marvelling at the
six bedrooms (there were nine
children in the Andrews family
and particularly intrigued, as
was their father, by the work
shop in the attic Mr., Andrews,
as IS Mr.. Diamond, is an artisan
and an interior decorator (these
are their hobbies. Before the
visitors left arrangements were
made for a Sunday morning trip
to 1t. Andrews Camp down On
SET way, where they spent six de.
hghtful hours before they started
back to New York. A charm
ing matron from Bedford, Va.
Mrs. G. L. Pogue, wife of DR. G
L. Pogue, was the guest for ter
DAYS Of Mrs. Rebs Parsons Davi
and was extensively entertained
during her visit. A dinner part.
in her honor was given at famou
Chickiand on the Newburypor
Turnpike by Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam c. Coles of 43 Harold ST., ant
luncheon at the beautiful HON
.of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Cordello o
Roslindale. The visitor also en-
loved the sail to Provincetow
with the Cordellos and Mr.
Davis took her guest on one Q
the famous sight seeing tours
The Pogues have two sons, prac
ticing, one in Washington, D. c
and the other in Elizabeth, N ,
Also in the family are two daugh
tiers, Mrs. Robert Drake of Phils
delphia and Mrs. Edward Shel
ton, both of whose husbands az
physicians
Coming down from Pittsfelt
N H.. where he was head coun
cillor at a mixed boys camp 10
six weeks, Mr.. Lawrence Findle,
native Of Cleveland, Ohio, passe
through Boston this week an
spent a day sight seeing in tn
Hub. He had lived in Columbus
Ohio. a year, then joined tn
service. A friend OF Mr. G. 4
Steward of Columbus, who Wis
tied Boston several weeks ago h
expects TO join the la tier j
Gouldtown, N. j., for the rest Q
his vocation. Mr.. Findley brough
word that Rev. o. B. Quick hs
left his pastorate in CLEVELAND
Ohio, and IS now District Super
intendent for the Mid Wester