The guardian., 1953-05-16

+ pected. Well, this is just a note,
Say hello to all the old friends.
They are dearest to my heart.
Am getting along fine with mill
linery here, and these Wade hats
should be tops out here before
long. Sincerely, Mildred Craw-
ford Wade"
T-Sgt. Takayuki Y. Sato of the
us. Army Air Force was granted
furlough in time to be at home
Sunday for Mothers Day, and
also to enjoy his own family Of
wife and three lovely children.
Sgt. Sato was flown from French
Morocco, North Africa to Vest
over Field, Mass, in is hours.
A grand reunion of the several
families was held Sunday. The
T-Sgt. is the son of Mrs. Grace
Sato of Franklin st., Cambridge.
The Challengers Club, Inc.
is extending cordial invitations
to friends to attend their An-
nual May Party at Dorchester
Plaza, Tonawanda ST., DoFches-
ter, on Friday evening, May 20.
It will be a formal party and
as always a most enjoyable oc-
casion. The other Sunday
afternoon teas were so numer-
GUS and so wonderful that the
reporter almost got nervous pros
tration jumping in and out of
taxicabs. There was the Annual
Coffee Hour of the Clarence
Cameron White Club, Elizabeth
Wheatley, well-known m usicI
teacher, president, held at AGA
Mass. Ave, with Victor Mascot
acting as master of ceremonies,
presenting the following num-
bers: James Darlington, baritone;
Everton Johnson, reader; Ruth
Plenty, Una Bell, Florence MUIR
ray, Ruthena Reddick, Bertha
Bailey, Frances Smiles, Chris
tine Bailey and Eunice Ambrose
and himself. A delightful "cof-
fee hour" followed in the dining |
room which was crowded by the
who had enjoyed the ex-
cellent program.
Much cooperative interest is
being manifested in the forthcom-
ing annual Music Festival, honor
ing the late editor, VIM. Monroe
Trotter, to take place in the So
,ial halls OF st. Cyprian's Church,
fremont and Walpole sts., Sun
lay, May 81. Beginning at $50
PM. in the forward hall will
De an informal reception-tea pre-
;enting Mr.. Trotter's and Mrs.
Stewards N. Y. relatives, the
amily of their late sister, Mrs.
Bessie Trotter Craft-Mr. Harry
{. Craft, retired secretary Har-
EN- Y.M.C.A. now a member of
Gov. Dewey's CAD, his daugh-
er and her husband, Ellen and
Donald hammond and their two
Peggie Trotter Dam
nond and Henry Craft Dam
nond, aged 10 and 8 After the
ga, the party will move to the
Parish Hall for the program of
splendid speakers and music.
Leila Stubbs Mckenzie, recently |
IF the Hub, arrived Friday of |
asst week from Niles, Mich, |
where she had been visiting
riends since she left Boston, |
motoring with other friends. She
las been the guest of Mrs. Peg
lie Green of % Williams st. On
dother's Day, she was guest of
dr. Alfonzo baltimore who was
lost to her and his aunt, Mrs.
ieorgie Spriggs at dinner at Es-
elle's.
A bon voyage party was given
or irving Hunter at the home
# Mrs. Lillian Godbolt before
le sailed for Paris on the Lib
rte" with the st. Cecilia Society
1horal Group, who are on a good
will tour of France. A most de-
lcious repast was served, buff
ct style. The center piece was
| large ship with six small ships
llong the side holding cigarettes.
Mr.. Hunter received many use
.ul gifts and the friends present
we're: Mr.. Hunters parents, Mr..
ard Mrs. David Hunter, from
Waterbury, Conn, Messers. and