The guardian., 1953-08-15
BY ALMA PARK

NOTES FROM GOTHAM-Ml
and Mrs. Edward S. Lewis 0
27o Convent Ave. have an
nounced the engagement 0
their daughter, Miss Carol Jeal
Lewis, to DR.. Thomas w. Mat
thew, son of Mr.. and Mrs. DAME
D. Matthew Of the Bronx. Mis-
Lewis received a B. A. degree il
1852 from Saran Lawrence Col
lege, Bronxville, New York, anC
attended the New York Schoo
of Social Work. Her father il
the executive director Of the Ur-
ban League of Greater New
York. The prospective bride
groom is an alumnus of Man
haitian College, New York, anc
Meharry Medical College, Nash
vile, Tenn, where he received
his M. D. degree class of '48. He
is at present chief resident in
neuro-surgery at the Boston,
Mass, Veterns Administration
Hospital. A late summer we'd
ding is planned, after which the
couple expect to reside in Bos-
ton. Fire beautiful new
songs by Clarence Cameron
White are on sale at music
stores. The titles of the songs
tones, Worship, "Deliverance
arc: may, Do No, Weep, over
and "Bend Down, Beloved. Doub
les. you will be interested to
add these songs to your roper
toire. If they are not on sale
at your music shop, they may
be ordered direct from the pub
Usher, Sam Fox Publishing Co.,
r. C. A. Building, New York 20.
Mr.. White writes to his friends
in Boston that he has not given
up the idea of resuming resid-
ence in the Hub. He says he is
to make a visit there
in the near future. During his
last so iourn in Boston he had
his violin studio on Huntington
Ave. with residence on Colum-
bus Ave. Donald and Ellen
hammond ELLEN Craft of 45
East 135th st. had as their house
guest for a week Muriel Snow
den, of Boston, co-head of Free
dom House there. The young
natrons who served as each
attendants at their mar
'iages keep up warm interest
N each other and always have
4 lively time when one visits
5he other.
Among other Bostonians back
rom their vacations are: Mrs.
Lillian Williams of 81 Copeland
st. who toured Canada, accom-
panied by I1rS. Daisy Townes,
Mrs. Hadley, Mrs. Annie Jones
and Miss Gladys Pierce. Mrs.
is the very energetic
president of the Pastors club of
Peoples Baptist Church and the
treasurer of The S. Coleridge :
Taylor Musical Assn; also Mrs.
Robinson of Is Kendall
st. and her son-in-law and
laughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
French (Romaine Robinson) and
heir little son, Mark, who writes
The Guardian as follows: Hi,
folks. I'm up here in Montreal
getting my first view of the
scenery at the ripe old age of
II weeks. Of course, my grand
ma and my Ma and Pa are with
me, they didn't think was quite
old enough to go alone Mark
French. DR.. and Mrs. Frank
M. Snowden, back in this coun-
try after the Dr.'s year abroad
are spending the month of Aug
ust in Boston with The Col.
Frank M. Snowdens of S6 Harold
St.. parents of Frank. They had
been in Yeaden, Pa, visiting
Mrs. Snowden, Jr's parents, the
Leslie Pinkley Hills and were
met by Col. and Mrs. Snowden
on their way up from visiting
relatives in Dee Gee and Va. and
all motored TO Boston together.
Former BOSNIAN Mrs.
Bertha Baumann Randolph and
er sister, Mrs. Daisy Kennedy
who makes her home with Ber-
tha in Newark, N. j., are off to
the West to visit relatives there.
They will be the guests of their
brother, DR.. Albert Baumann in
his Los Angeles home and other
relatives in the vicinity Their
first stop was in Pittsburgh, Pa,
to visit Mrs. Kathleen Brown
Douglass, old school friend of
Bertha's in Boston. They will al
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