The guardian., 1953-05-02

That lovely and most affable
lady and charming hostess of
Camden st. has been confined to
her bed the past week but her
friends will be glad to hear that
she is able to be up and around
again. Were you ever so for
tunate as to be a guest at din
ner at her house. If you have
YOU know just how gracious she
is. She is happy just now in the
visit Of her aunt, Mrs. jamie
Swami Of Philadelphia. Friday
evening of last week the latter
was guest of Mrs. Paul Minisee of
553 Columbus ave, when she
spent a pleasant evening in COM
pany of Mrs. Lily Long, now
home in Boston again after her
several years sojourn way out
in Seattle, Washington (where
believe her friend, Mrs. Ebba
Stephens Perry visited her) Mrs.
Jamie Swami of Philadelphia,
Mrs. Ebba S. Perry and Miss
Elaine Langhorn. And did
you know that MIR. and Mrs.
Thomas Hicks have moved from
50 Highland St., Roxbury, to
their beautiful new home in Ran
dolph. That city is the home of
Atty. Irwin and Mrs. T. Dorch
and until recently Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Kenswil lived there and
were happy but too far from
Martha's church and social activ- ,
tiles so the latter moved to Bos-
ton where they are domiciled at
% Golden st. Martha, however,
will never be satisfied till she |
gets back to Cambridge again. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Pasha
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. i. Paige all
of Philadelphia were pleasantly
entertained by Mrs. A. L. Hol-
den of 25 Andrew ST., Cambridge,
whose recent guests they were.
Have you ever attended a
session of ''Meet Your Commune
ity" on invitation of the League
of Community Service at $50
Mass. ave-? These very pleas
ant affairs are held once a month
or so at the Maria Baldwin Lii
brary. A speaker, discussion, fol-
lowed by coffee hour in the
rear room. Go, some time. You
will enjoy the evening. The
hour is 7 Pm. thus giving you
a chance to attend all the after
noon affairs and then drop in at
$50 to relax, enjoy the program
and have a cup of coffee or tea
with your friends. The interest
ing speaker Sunday was DR.. Rob-
ert Thornton, assistant Professor
Of Physics at Brandeis Univ.
Pres. Gertrude Chandler opens
the meeting and gracious Mrs. G. :
Bruce Robinson is the committee :
Miss Lillian Rus
sell, DR.. Alfred P. Russelrs
was the recipient of
an award from the American
Science Society. Miss Russell is
)ne of four scientists to receive |
his high recognition. Her mother l
vas Mabel Grant and her grand
ather was the late DR.. George I
:. T. Grant. Mrs. Eugene l
and Mrs. Ro b ert I
Green, members of the Board of :
Cambridge Y.WC.A. and Miss I
Iulia H. Smith, an active volun-
.eer worker, were among the 27
members who motored to Wor- '
eester to attend a seasonal con-
ference = where there were $50
Y. ". workers. DR.. Howard
Thurman has been appointed to
full time professor at Boston
University. (First of "our" group
to hold such a position there).
DR.. Thurman has been co-pas-
tor Of The Interrscial Church in
Los Angeles for the past 8 years
and previous to that was Dean !
of The School Of Theology at |
Howard University. He brings to |
the University a wealth of ex-
perience as he has travelled
widely and is quite scholar.
Plans for the New England cam
paign Of the United College
Fund, the unique Educational
Community Chest for 81 lead
ing color colleges and UNIVERSE
ties, were. discussed by the two
campaign leaders, Edward A.
Weeks, New England campaign