The guardian., 1953-04-25

Looking refreshed ana nappy
DR.. A. DeCoursey Cheeks, we'll
known dentist, arrived in Bos-
ton Wednesday of this week via
New York City where his plane
from Barbados arrived Thursday
of last week. He says the plane
trip took IL hours and was
most delightful experience, as
all folks say who travel airways.
He will resume his dental prac-
tice at the Office of DR.. v. A. M.
MacKinnon, 43 Humboldt ave-,
Roxbury. Mrs. Marie Craw-
ford Boykin of New York while
in Boston this week on business
was the guest of her cousin, Mrs.
Victoria Bumgardiner Pyburn,
wife of Mr.. James Pyburn of 35
Woodbury. st. Marie was here
three days and in that brief
time she accomplished her busi-
ness matter and saw a number
of her friends who included Mrs.
Mary E. Moore of Warwick St.,
Mrs. Florenc eS. Blake of Mass.
ave-, Mr.. and Mrs. William Love
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Wallace
Eleanor Trent of w. Canton
st., the DR.. c. G. Stewards, other
relatives and friends. Towards
the middle of May the New
Yorker will return to the Hub
for a longer visit. And while
here she will be the special
guest of the Boston Equal Rights
League at its annual meeting
and election of officers which
will be held this year at Estelle's.
All previous affairs of the League
for the past 20 years, have been
held at the Western Lunch Box
Catered by Mary and Charles
Jackson), even when the "Box"
was located in a small cafe on
West Springfield st. Mrs. Jack
son is so extensively engaged in
filling orders for her wonderful
cakes and foodstuffs that she is
gradually relinquishing her ban
quet business and though she has
not as yet quite given up the
latter the League decided to try
another place for its annual al
ways most delightful occasion.
sadie" (Mrs. Forsythe) is al
ready planning splendid menu
for the supper which will pre-
cede the business session. The
dinner will be set for 6 PM. so
that by 700 the meeting will be
under way. AS the League omit
ted the session last year it is ex-
pected that a fine showing of |
the membership will be on hand
for this years meeting. Such |
are expected as: Mrs.
Harriet c.. Hall, Mr.. Oscar Fitz-
allen, Mrs. Sophie Ross Will
liams, Mr.. Homer c. Jarratt,
Mr.. Louis E. Pasco, ST., the
president, Poet st. Clair Kirton,
Asst. Atty. General Ray w.
Guild, Atty. J. r. Bourne, Mrs.
Mary E. Moore, Mrs. Reda Nor
gan, DR.. r. A. Simmons and Mrs.
Simmons, Mr.. Herbert B. Dowse,
he Stewards, of course, and
,thers.
Mrs. Wilhelnina Wick Marshall,
wife of DR.. Lloyd Marshall of
Worcester, and former Guardian
correspondent from that city,
was among the hundreds who at
tended the funeral of DR.. John E.
Jeltz last Wednesday in Peoples
Baptist Church. Little Mark
French brought his mother, Mrs.
Romaine Robinson French, and |
his grandmother, Mrs. Sturgis |
Robinson, to call on the editors |
last Wednesday and finding the
latter out left his calling card. |
The young gentleman is just 3
months old and is a lively little
tot. Mr.. Hermann Can't, bari
tone, writes from aboard the
liner Liberte as follows: 'Dear
Mrs. Steward, I find it impos-
sible to say in writing what
wonderful voyage I've had. The
people, food and accommodations
are nothing short of FABULOUS.
I'm genuinely thrilled and CRATE
full to have had this opportunity.
On Tuesday evening, I had the
good fortune of appearing as
guest artist for the elegant Cap
tain's Dinner-Ball. It was
GRAND SUCCESS I was obliged