The guardian., 1953-10-03

, to see DuJ rev OF ner IrlenQS
Her trip East was to place he
grand son in Munson Academy
Her reunion with friends wa
confined mostly to telephone
calls but she was greeted by Mis-
Julia Smith, retired Dee Ce,
school teacher and Mrs. AIDE
laide Cromwell Hill, whose form
er home was also in Washington
| and Mrs. Helen Young Davis, tx
name few. From Boston Mrs
DAILY journeyed to New York tC
join her husband there. In the
Hub she was the guest of hel
brother-in-law and sister, DR.
and Mrs. John b. Hall of Brigh-
ton.
The fourth coming 9Oth birth
day celebration on Oct. 10 in D.
C. for Mrs. Mary Church Terrell
recalls the many visits the noted
woman has made to Boston. In
the past she came freqently to
speak in churches. She is a Delta
and on one of her visits the Del
ia group here gave a dinner for
her at SHADES. She is a very
! pleasing speaker but her emin-
ence lies in the great work she
has done to further the cause
of equal rights for her race.
She is largely responsible. for
keeping up the agitation for the
elimination OF segregation in
washington. 1t is most fitting
that the scheduled honor is be-
ing planned and undoubtedly
the occasion will be a notable
one.
It is surely discomfting to
find out at late date that some
important items sent to my desk
did not get into type. The omis-
sion was due to the fact that
this columnist's condition was
on normal. Some of the news
bits revived are here Summar-
lied. Weeks ago it was told
that grandparent honors came
to Mr.. and Mrs. Leon @. Lomax
as a daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs, James Dawson (Pat-
ricia Lomax). -.
OF to California for, an in
definite stay went Virginia
Roundtree Cheltenham last
Saturday. Enroute she made
stops in Oklahoma and in other
areas. Those energetic mo-
tor tourists, Mr.. and Mrs. Mont
gornery of Oakland, California
enjoyed several weeks visit in
the Hub and were entertained
extensively by their many
Boston during August. While in
friends at dinners, luncheons
and teas. From Boston they
stopped to visit relatives in An
sonia, Conn. and made other
stops on the way West. Mrs.
Montgomery is still teaching
music in her home city, and
looks forward to her next Bos-
ton visit. inadvertently last
week the name of Mr.. Lomax
and Mr.. r. Lamb were omitted
from list OF 500 a plate dinner
at the Garden.
Dorchester Plaza was the set
ting for one of the seasons bril-
liant social events Friday, Sep
tember Is, when the members
Of zeta Sorority presented their
gala annual Blue Revue Cabaret.
A gay crowd of merry-maker
enjoyed the danceable music of
George Irish orchestra. High
light of the evenings festivi-
ties was the faSt-moving and
entertaining floor show featur-
ing dancers Lucille Carter, Al
thea Graham, and Bernice
Wright and Cynthia Jones, ta-
Tented zeta. and singer Kenneth
Scott. Boston'S well known Juli-
an Ashby was the jovial M. c.
Popular Adele Evans of West
Medford was chairman of the
hardworking committee which
gave generously of their time
and talent to present a memoir
able evening to all Zetas and
their guests.
Mande Johnson and Rose Spar-
row have returned from a va
cation in Virginia where the
were the guests of relatives and
friends in their former home,
They were entertained in Nor
folk, South Hill, Hampton and
Newport News. On the way
home they made stops in Wash
ington, Philadelphia and new
York. Recently In Boston they
had as guests their sisters, Mrs
Irma Hudson of Norfolk and
Mrs. Ray Bennett of Youngs-
!, town, Ohio. -. Mrs. James
Francis marcia Mills is in
anticipating. =. The Women's
Service Club members are en-
Enthusiastically working for the
success of the DaPaur Chours
presentation in Symphony Hall
Oct. "A. The special committee
were guests recently of president
Harriet Hall at ClaiclIand