The guardian., 1953-10-10
By ALMA PARK

4 j. Gray, enjoying the, gorgeous
foliage and the beautiful BerkS-
shire Mills on such a gorgeous
october 4. Arriving al the Gray's
lovely home on the hill, mem
bers transacted the business on
the agenda and then partici-
pated in Vacation Echoes" un-
Chairman, Mrs. Alberta G.
der the direction of Program
Valentine. Members and guests
gave interesting experiences of
their trips taken during the
Summer to Canada, New York
State and to all parts of New
England. A telegram was sent
by Miss Gladys Gray ON the
occasion of Miss Wilbelmina
CroSson's first anniversary as
president of Palmer Memorial
Institute Sedalia, N. c., to let
her know that the members are
proud of her accomplishment.
Tickets are out for the Clubs
Armistice Day Turkey Dinner
and Sale Wednesday, Nov. IL at
The League Rooms, 558 Mass.
Avt. Miss Gertrude E. Smith is
chairman. Mrs. Rowena E. Tay-
lor is a member whom the club
is very proud of, too. She re-
Gently was rendered a dinner at
the Red Coach Grille by col
leagues and friends after her
retirement from the Mass. State
Dept. of Mental Health to enter
private law practice. Members
present were: President Miss
Josephine E. williams, Miss
Gladys ]. Gray. Hostess. Mrs.
Alberta C. Valentine, Miss Ger
trude E. Smith, Miss Doris M.
Jackson, Mrs. Rowena E. Tay-
lor. Miss Geraldine P. Barker,
and Mrs. Josephine A. Howard.
Guests were: Mrs. Cambell, mo-
ther of Miss Lucille D. Gibbs
and Mrs. Struggled, the Wife
of the Local minister. An appe-
tizing dinner was served by the
hostess and her gracious mother
in the beautiful dining-room.
1t waSn'a until $3.50 P. M. after
chatting with friends that
adieuS were said and all motor
ed back to Boston and points
north, anticipating another fine
meeting at tie November get
together at Miss Doris Jack
sons of Rowland Street.
Boston was glad to get a
glimpse of Sara ConyerS, Hub
girl, who has made good in the
army. She was here to see her
family from her post in the
Army Recreation Office and
stationed at Fort Riley. Kansas.
4. word comes that William
Worthy, son of the Boston
Worthys is now in the States
after his round the world tour
and is appearing before clubs
to tell of his experiences. In
November he will appear before
the Springfield Community
Mothers Club Of which his sis
ter, Mrs. Helen Worthy Holt is
an action member. Condo
lence is offered Mrs. Doris DAN
drigde Harris, whose mother,
Mrs. OriSsa Lew cambridge,
passed away oct. 4 with funeral
service Wednesday, Oct. z, at
Davis Funeral Home, and to
Mrs. Headley of Dale st. who
lost a brother recently. A dis
tinct acquisition to the COM
munity is DR.. Howard Thurman,
the newly appointed Dean OF
the School of Religious Educa-
ton at B. U. who, with Mrs
Thurman, is now living in their
| newly acquired home on Bay
State Road. Sunday, DR.. Thur
man was the preacher at the
first chapel service of the cur
rent year. A reader suggests
that it would be nice for Bos'
ton Club Women to send greet
ings to Mrs. Mary Church. Ter,
rell on her Goth birthday which
is today, Oct. 10. Mrs. Terrell
as an exponent OF human rela
tions, fought so valiantly fol
the abolition of segregation il
cafes in Washington. A care
shower would undoubtedly
please her greatly "A recen
Hub visitor was Pearl Casneal
of N.Y.C. who came on to set
tie her late mothers estate ant
succeeded in renting the famil!
home on Greenwich st.
Mrs. Turnage of 2747 Washing
ton st. is i'll and her friend
wish her a speedy recovery
Mrs. Turnage has been a zealou