The guardian., 1953-06-13
SOCIAL CALENDAR
BY ALMA PARK

Cloyd Boykin, talented painte
and restorer Of old paintings
has in his possession several o
his own paintings of Samue
Coleridge--Taylor which woult
be available for the Boston Mu
sical society when it celebrates
its anniversary in the fall IL.
mare more more more austuyt
MRS. MARY DANDRIDGE'S
DAUGHTER VISITS BOSTON
Friends of the late beloved, Mar,
| cambridge, former Bostonian
long the charming and versatile
house mother OF the Women'l
Service Club at 464 MaSsachu.
sets Ave, were happy to vel
come her daughter, Ethelind
on visit to the Hub. She came
to pay tribute to the memory oi
her parents and brother on Me-
mortal day. She was the guest
of life long friends, her special
hosteSSes being Mrs. Lydia Ais
ton and Miss Julia Smith and
she spent couple of days on
the South Shore. She enjoyed
night at the Pops also spent
day in MiddIebore, the guest
of the william Dabneys amd was
interested to find them engaged
in raising chickens as an ayoca-
ton. William, you know, in
Federal Housing with offices ON
Milk ST., Boston. She was the
guest OF MRS. Maude Trotter
Steward at SHADES on Tuesday
Just prior starting in her car for
londonderry, Vermont, in COM
pany with Miss Julia Smith and
retired school teacher Eleanora
Smith who arrived in the Hub
last week. Miss cambridge has
been employed the past 10 years
in the New York Employment
Service and is a senior inter-
viewer. Miss Donna Slade,
daughter of the late Renner
Slade, founder of Slade's Barbe-
cue on fremont st., home from
Fisk University is domiciled at
the Cambridge YWCA The
Fortnighty Club was entertain
ed last Saturday evening at the
beautiful apartment of Miss
Lillian TyneS on Walden ST.,
Cambridge. Besides the club
members special guests were
Miss Eleanora Smith, house
guest of the hostess, Miss Ethel
ind cambridge, former Boston
an now living in New York who
50 greatly enjoyed seeing her
Did friends, Mesdames Mary
Owens, Clementine Hilliard,
Lucy Campf1eld, Sadie Merch-
ant, Nellie Pollen and Miss Julia
Smith. All enjoyed the evening
greatly with the hostess pre-
siding so graciouSly and who
had set most attractive table
1t which was served a most de-
iciouS menu. The guests COM
,osed a poetry round and pre-
ented it to the hostess to keep |
IS a memo Of a perfect hostess,
. perfect party on a perfect
Tune day-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph !
Houston have returned to their |
I'D home in Boston where they |
plan to take up their abode
again and their friends are hap
oy that the climate of Dee Gee
did not agree with them. They
had soiourned in the capital city
10 months Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Edward Gould of Dedham spent
weekend in Washing
ton, the guests of Edwards sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Ernest Gould.
Friendly and capable Adelaide
Cromwell Hill is about her as
signment in Africa where she
has been the past three weeks
on Uncle Sans business Mrs.
Estelle Love Queen Burns and
husband, Mr.. Joseph Burns, of
Roselle PIX, N. Y, we're recent
visitors here. They attended
the Diamond Ball with Mrs
BurnS's uncle, Mr.. william Love
Of West Canton st. Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis E. Pasco, Sr., enter
tanned them at dinner, Mrs.
Burns being a relative of Mrs.
Pasco . Judge and Mrs. Bruce
Bruce Robinson were guests of
Atty. and Mrs. Joseph S. Nit
chell on a motor trip to Oak
Bluffs over the holiday weekend
F.. On Monday, June l, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Ross of Harold ST.
celebrated their 49th wedding
anniversary DR.. and Mrs
Harry w. Mickey of Maplewood
N. ]. and son, Bobby, are ar
irving next week to visit grand
ma Childs. They will drive her
to Oak Bluffs for the summer
with Barbara and with the DR.
spending the last two weeks
with the family From fal
away Iceland have come Mr.. and
Mrs. T. B. Lindell of Reykavik
to spend the summer with Mrs
Lindell's parents, Judge anc
Mrs. E. o. Gourdin Of Hutching'
st. The little tots, used to the