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

Gated on Shawmut Ave Mrs
Iucie Butler of Hardwood st
Roxbury. was made very happ,
bv a visit from her Washington
II DC. relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Allen. Mr.. Allen is an audito
in the Pentagon and his wife !
teacher in the Dee Gee schoo
system Their visit to the HUI
was brief at the end Of their va
cation which was spent dow
Providence way. Next summe
they plan to make longer stay
in the Hub. Last Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gould 0
Milton ST., Dedharn, served din
ner in honor Of their house CUES
Miss Huldah Mccarthy at 81
Louis, Mo. Miss Mccarthy is
graduate of Fisk University anc
Is now assistant director of nurses
in the Homer G.. Phillips hospita
in ST Louis. Among those pre-.
sent TO meet the guest of honol
were: MIR. and Mrs. AlphonsC
Ortway, Mrs. Eve Smith o
Philadelphia and her grandson
/ Master Terry Hampton, Messer'
Laurence and Herbert Gould anC
MIR. and Mrs. Walter J, Stevens
Widow Of the late MaJoi
william B. Gould, Mrs Hannah
Gould. who has been confined II
the City Hospital for severa.
weeks with a serious illness, has
now returned to Resthaven, and
wishes to thank, through the
courtesy of the Guardian, her
many friends for their kind
thoughts and cards of sympathy
Mrs. Mabel Snowden Of "a
Clark ST., Everett, is very happy
to welcome into her home her
daughter Anita and husband, the
Robert H. Stones, Jr., who met
in Germany where Mrs. Stone
was stationed for five years in
war activity. The marriage took
nlace in New York City. Both Of
the talented Snowden sisters are
now married and all of us are
glad that they are on this side
Of the pond in these war torn
times Did you ever hear OF
a surprise party being arranged
right under the honoree's own
nose. as it were, in her own home
while she was busy in another
part Of the house? That is what
happened to lovely and capable
Lillian Williams of 81 Clifford
st.. Roxbury. She was holding a
meeting in her living room and
when it was over members of her
family burst suddenly into the
room ushering her and the others
into the dining room shouting
Happy Birthday to You and
a table laden with re-
and the cards Lillian.
had received. II was a very merT
nv occasion The friends of
Mrs. Irene O'Banyoun Robinson
of Walnut ave, are rejoicingwith
her that her husband Corodean,
is improving at City Hospital
after his very serious illness. At
the height Of it his temperature
rose to 1867 and many blood
transfusions were necessary to
reduce it, Everybody likes this
popular young couple who have
two fine little daughters whose
mother has so many and varied
talents. she is musician of the
first water, both as vocalist and
a pianist, a gifted writer and pub
lie speaker. In fact she has more
than her share of proficiency in
the arts, inheriting from both
her mother and her father, the
latter the well known Ernest
| G. O'Banyoun, popular mu'
sic teacher and writer. Her mo
Their is sister Of that dynamic
cleric. the Rev. Thomas S. Har'
ten Of Brooklyn, NY. as one
If his stops of 10000 vacation
/ trip. Mr.. Charles r. Gray whC
halls from Dallas, Texas, spen
two days in the Hub this week
He had been attending the an
( nual convention of the NAACT
in Oklahoma City as a delegate
from the Dallas Branch. His itin
ersry took him to Los Angeles
kChicago, Washington, DC. wherl
he visited his alma mater, How
ard University, New York, De
troit. Buffalo and other cities. A
| home he is a newspaper CORES
pondent for Dallas papers. Hi
stay here included q visit to s.
Monica home on Highland st. I
renew acquaintance with Mrs
Annie Rhone whom he knew
many years ago. Read his splen
did article on P. 4 Boston
well known soprano, Helen v
Holiday, had the pleasure of
visit from her daughter, an
grandson, Mrs. Marie Brown AM
Donald Brown Of New York VIII
were accompanied to Boston b.
Mrs. jamie Taylor Of Philadel
phia. The two spent a delightful
week in the Hub, visiting friend
and the Hubs historical shrine
The Julian Steele's have es
capped a good bit of the summer
heat by being up to their sum
mer home in New Hampshire.
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