The guardian., 1953-08-29
BY ALMA PARK

nell Sr., left on Monday by
plane for a visit to the West
Indies. He will be gone two
weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Morris spent their vacation at
Provincetown Atty M. w.
Bullock is having a visit from
his son-in-law and daughter
and their two children, the
Gaddyys of Detroit, Mich. !.
Mrs. Lillian Williams of Cliff
ford ST., sends a card from Oak
Bluffs where she spent a week.
And by the way also on our
Canadian trip with her was Miss
Juanita Boyd, clerk If Peo-
pies Baptist Church. Mrs.
Florence Blake OF Mass. Ave. en-
ioyed a weekend at Oak
Bluffs.
Attorney and Mrs. Keesler H.
Montgomery of Moreland St,
Roxbury recently had as house
guests Professor and Mrs. An
drew ]. Burns of Prairie View
College, Prairie View, Texas. /.
Mrs. Julia Delaney, wife oof
DR.. Delaney, Raleigh, N. c., has
been the guest of Mrs. Esther
Wilson at the 1atters cottage at
Hyannis, Mrs. Delaney, gradu-
ate of Emerson School of Ora
tory, Boston, is a teacher at st,
Augustine College, Raleigh, N.
C. Mrs. Elizabeth G. Wat
son and daughter Mrs. Rather
inc Coleman are flying to Los
Angeles to visit their relatives
the Donald c. Watsons. The
DR. James R. Lesueurs and
daughter Olive Ann (the Queen
of the Diamond Ball who cele-
brated her ninth birthday Au-
gust 19) are spending a few
weeks at their summer home
on Betty's Pond, Hy-
annis. Colonel and Mrs.
Frank M. Snowden of Harold
Street are spending their vaca-
ton in South Dennis on the
Cape. While there they have
visited friends and acquaintan-
ces in Hyannis, Osterville,
Mashpee and Provincetown.
Mrs. Minnie Walker has sold
her house, l Wigglesworth St.,
and all her belongings and has
gone to New York City to live
with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Beatrice Elmore who has an APP
artment at 270 Convent Ave. So
cially prominent and active in
women's clubs until recently, /
Mrs. Walker (Sister Minnie to
intimates) was a favorite hos
tess, generous helper in chari-
table affairs. A close follower
of fashion she always appeared
sharp whether in afternoon
or evening wear and by gem
eral estimate she was named
"the best dressed" woman in
Boston. Social circles will miss
her vivacious personality and
her genuine spirit of coopera-
ton.
The Moreland Forts (Rita
Could are motoring back to
Dayton, Ohio, where he is a
teacher of Biology in the Dun
bar High Scnool. Moreland was
in Boston this summer doing
wark on his Doctorste at B. U.
and volunteering with the boys
program at Shaw
House while his daughter Alice,
II, was a councillor at Atwater
Camp in East Brookfield, Mass.
Mr.. Fort also did waterfront
duty at the camp on week-ends
Mrs. Marjorie Watkins
Garcia, R. N, of Los Angeles
motored to Boston with her
husband and two friends for a
family visit after an absence of
Is years. Mrs. Garcia is famous
for her work with the Sister
Kenney Foundation. En-
route home from the Camb-
ridge Gun and Rod Club at
West Gardiner, Maine, the Rev.
Marshall Shepard of Philly
spent some time with his sis
ter and brother-in-law, the Rev.
DIR. William H. Hesters of How
land ST., Roxbury, first drop
pin by the Shaw House to say
''hello" with Rev. Gardner Tay-
lor of Brooklyn and Rudolph
Thomas of New York. Mrs.
Gertrude Chandler, President of
the League of Women for Co
immunity Service, is off to Eu-
rope for her vacation accompa-
MED by Mrs. Sstyra Bennett
Pearsons.
Miss Jeannette Gardrine
Davis. Reservation Road, Eas-
Hampton, Mass, who received
her Bachelor of Science from