The guardian., 1953-08-29

The holiday season nears enc
but summer visitors still are
finding enjoyment and hospi-
tality IN the good old Bay StaJe
The several score of friends OF
former years that crowded the
hospitable home OF the Ernest
Kenswils of % Golden st., Rox-
bury, seemed like a gathering
at a celebration of old home
week. The occasion was a so
cial gesture to Mrs. Irene Scott
Taylor, here from New York as
the guest of Mrs. Sadie Mer-
chant and whose roots were in
Massa chusetts, and Atty.
Charles A. wilson of Chicago,
who is spending a couple OF
weeks in his old home town and
domiciled with the Kenswils,
Mrs. Kenswil and Mrs. Merchant
were the lovely hostesses for the
very delightful evening party.
Little groups were here and
there gathered in the parlors,
the hall and even the kitchen
where a spirited card game kept
a quartet, inncluding Atty. Fred
Smith and Joseph Houston, busy
most of the evening. When
most of the friends were pre-
pairing to leave a party headed
by Atty and Mrs. Dorch arrived
and the party started all over
again. In the dining room an
attractively set table displayed
an assortment of delicious sand :
wicheS, cakes, etc and a brim-
ming punch bowl to quench the
thirst of the happy guests.
Among those present, but by no
means all, were Mr.. and Mrs.
Roscoe BowSer of CohaSset, Mr..
and Mrs. Roosevelt Jackson, u.
and Mrs. John B. Hail, MeSsers
and Mesdames Herbert Tucker,
Percy Steele, Wayman Brown,
Alfred C. Lewis, Malcolm Lewis,
]. Edward Gould, PoWhattan
Ruf1n, Joseph Houston, Samuel
Hastings, Norris G., Edwin
A. Moore, Alfred Clark, Harry
Ellis, MesdameS Ethel Smith,
Emma Groves, Mabel Worthy,
Glare Smith Groce, Lulu Tarby,
Nellie Pollen, Helen Worthy
Holt, Maude Trotter Steward,
Bessie Ferguson, Fannie Hughes,
Miss Berdie BYRD, MeSsers Harold
Scott, ]. Shelton, Pollen, j. Al
fonzo baltimore, Fred Smith,
and others. Botn of the guests
of honor are remaining till after
Labor Day. Last Sunday Mr..
Harold Scott was dinner host
at the Toll House to Mrs. Irene
Taylor, Atty Charles Wilson, Mrs.
Martha KenSwil and Mrs. Sadie
Merchant. Mrs. Taylor spent
day in Woburn during ker visit
to Boston. Mrs. Annie L. Lucas
If New York City spent a week
in the city the guest of her
cousin, Mrs, Collins and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Houston Mrs.
Wayman Brown returned this
week from a two weeks holiday
at Lake Placid =. Mr. Benjamin
Danes, versatile newspaper
man, has been commended for
his consistently fine work on
his assignment with the Jett
Magazine (The Johnson Pub
fishing Coz Miss Lorena
CuzzenS, prominent memeber of
the Women's Service Club, en-
tertaineC friends at Mrs. Larkie
Williams Catering establishment
in Lynn. The Brankers of
6l0 Columbus Ave are back
from California where they,
visited on-in-law and daughter,
Atty and Mrs. George Guild. :.
First report meeting and get
together in anticipation of the
electrical Bazaar for Freedom
House on October "a was held
at the House Monday evening
with Mrs. Ozwell Jordan chair
man. A social hour followed
the business with cards and
other advertisements. Little
Sue Hilton and Gwendolyn
Tucker have returned from
their camping vacation at
Camp Kiwanis at Hanson,
Mass. And Oswell Jordan,
Jr., is home from his two weeks
sojourn at the YMCA Camp. j..
Mrs. Irene Yates is spending
her vacation with relatives in
Dee Gee. DR.. and Mrs. Frank
Snowden, Jr., and two children
after their visit to the Sr.
snowdens of S6 Harold ST., left
Friday of last week for Yea
den, Pa, to spend a while with
Mrs. Snowden's family, the
Pinckney Hills, before proceed
ing to Washington where they
will ready little Miss Jean for
the Quaker school which she
attends in Westover, Pa. The
John Parnells Jr., and their
three sons leave soon for vir-
ginia State where the father
is on the faculty of the college
there. And Mr.. John Par
Lord leading the way and asks
people who love the Lord to
continue TO help with their
prayers.