The guardian., 1953-06-27

The st. Clair Kirton's wish
to inform their many friends
and well wishers that they are
now residing at 100 Bruins
wick Street, Dorchester, Mass.
Tel. GA. 7-275l.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Can
adv OF Gerard avenue, Phila-
deiphia. accompanied by Mr..
and Mis-. Harris, also OF Phila-
delphia, were recent weekend
guests OF their cousin, Mrs.
Leila B. Francis OF Hollander
street Roxbury. The visitors
also were guests Of relatives In
Brockton. Another weekend
guest Of Mrs. Francis was for
mer BoStonian Miss Sarah M.
Roachford OF Brooklyn, N. Z.
The summer school at the
New England Conservatory OF
Music will be open for six weeks
from June % to August /. There
be a refresEer in music educa-
ton. theoretical subjects,
courses in counterpoint, har-
mony and fundamentals Of mu-
sic. There will be a special OPP
portunity for summer piano
study. There viii also be lndi-
v,dua1 instruction in all fields
OF applied music and music
subjects during the whole or
any part OF the period from
June % through September IL.
The Cambridge Housewives
League will hold its closing
meeting Monday June %, 8 pm.
at the Cambridge Community
Center, Howard ST. Fine pro-
gram. Public invited. Mrs. SUI
sic Cox Is president.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Pastuir, IA
Davenport ST., have as guests
Robert D. Marshall and the lat
ters' daughters, Brenda and
Jeanette and son, Robert Jr. All
Of Ava, N. Y.
st. Mark Congregational
DChurch of Roxbury will
celebrate their pastors,
Rev. Samuel L. LaviscOunt,
25th anniversary with y
three-day program, Begin
ming Sunday, October IS,
closing Tuesday evening,
October 20, with a grand
banquet at the Dorothy /
Quincy Suite, John Hancock i
Building. A limited number &
Of tickets will be on sale /
for the banquet. More than Y
200 tickets have already +
been sold. Be sure to place v
your order now with Mrs. t
Margaret YoungbIood, CT. p
7-S42S or st. Mark Social o
Center, GA. 2-9S0S. Monroe t
Mason, Publicity Chairman. 9
.'fFfie Stork dropped a 8 and n Il
,ound bundle of feminity at the i
ONE OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward K
Iallory, 776 Columbus Ave, al
aturday morning, June 20, c
bout IL o'clock. Everybody Ell
is doing all right. ii
Mrs. Blanche Riggs, James of M
iurdock Street, Cambridge. is is
onfined in Boston City Hos 81
,ital, Ward 8 Medical. g
Last Tuesday evening the = :,
Cameron White Club =
held its closing meeting of the !,
season at the home of The pres 4
ident, Mrs. Elizabeth Wheat :, I
ley, on Comden ST. On this a
occasion the club gave re- :,
cepSion in honor of Mrs. Ari- i
mae Burrell and James Oar +
lington who had given very /
successful concerts during the :
season. Mrs. Ruthenia Red {
dick and Mrs. Wheatley rem /
dered vocal salutationS.
After the business Of the eve
ming q delicious collation. was
served. The meeting served
as the closing event OF the
sason to resume meetings in
plans to spend her vacation in
E. Orleans, Mass.
The Georgia Social and Bene-
violent Club held their closing |
meeting On Sunday, June 81, at
the home of Mrs. Ollie Knox,
$40 Columbus Ave, Boston. The
following officers we're elected:
Mrs. Lila Thompson, President;
Henry Thompson, Vice -Presi-
dent; Miss Annie Atkinson,
Secretary; Mrs. Martha Kelly,
Financial Secretary Miss Lii
Ian Richardson, Treasurer; Ma
bel ]. Dean, Parliamentarian.
Members present were Mes
danes: Lille Schuyler, Rita
Green, Carrie Lindsay, Martha
Kelley, Ella Kimble, Lillian Tai
ley, Fannie Bell, Alzata Jackson,
Annie Atkinson, Nellie L. Archer,
Henry F. Thompson, Sallie
Thompson, bessie Glover, IVY
Simpson, Mabel Dean, Mr.. and
Mrs. John G. Holton, Miss Lii
liam Richardson and William