The guardian., 1953-12-05


where.
: Mrs. Maude B. Johnson oi
: 616 Columbus Ave. known as
! a mistress of the cuisine, was
dinner hostess to Mrs. Ethel
Coles, Mrs. Rose Sparrow, Mrs
Mildred Davis and daughter
Clymie. New York chemist. who
had come over to spend
Thanksgiving with her mother
and father. and later in the
evening there was a roomful
of other guests come to spend
The closing hours in the
pleasant home of the con-
genial hostess. And in her
luxurious and uniquely de-
corated apartment at ATS Shaw
NUT Ave. Mrs. Reda Morgan,
another accomplished chef,
served a magnificent dinner to
DR.. and Mrs. Charles G. Ste
ward and two young lady New
England Conservatory of Music
students, Miss La Verne WeS-
ton of Houston, Texas, and
Miss Sylida Davol, of Akron,
Ohio, aSpitantS for concert
careers, who have been heard
several times as soloistS here
in the Hub. Mrs. Morgan, ac-
lively Unidentified in the earlier
years with the fight against
inequalities in Boston and
Mass, narrated to the incredul-
Gus young ladies the work for
equal rights to end diScrimina--
tion Of all kinds in Boston. They
listened with amazement to hear
that these fights had to be
made. They had thought that
Boston had always been free
Of race bias. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. o Goodell and Mrs Emma
Newman of Claremont Park had
Mr. Allie baltimore and Mr..
Gilbert Robinson for Thanks
giving dinner. Miss Doris
Jones formerly of Boston, now
head of a fine dance academy
in Dee Gee was home for
Thanksgiving and the family
dinner this year was served at
the home of her sister, Mrs.
CeleStine Bayne Of II Gler-
berne s., Roxbury. with, of
course, the parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones present, the first |
time, Mrs. Jones says, in many
year that she mas not served
the family Thanksg wing din
ner herself. Doris who comes
to Boston regularly every six
weeks returned to Psa Gee Sun
dav, the 29th and will return
for Xmas. In the meantime
friends are preparing to fly to
the Capital for Doris's winter
reatal.
Among pleasure seekers the
event of next week is the Cab
aret and Dance which the
Women's Service Club. Mrs
Harriet Hall, president, is Civ
ing for itSChristmas Fund at
the Dorchester Plaza, S Tona-
wanda Street, Dorchester. Mr.
Ralf Coleman is. NC. and
serving on the committee for
the event are the following
well known ladies: Mrs. Ann
Hawk, Chairman; Mrs. Ella o.
BanyoUn, Mrs. Adassa Barrows
Mrs. Gertrude Brown, Mrs
Burleigh Chisholm, Mrs. LuelIa
Coleman, Miss Ruby Colley, Miss
Lorena Cuzzens, Mrs. Sadie
Fitzallen, Mrs. Lillian Godbolt
Mrs. Cleo Hoffman, Mrs. YER
ona James, Mrs. Sarah john
son, Mrs. Lola Jones, Mrs. Lydia
Mclean, Mrs. Gladys Macadoo
Mrs. Edna Morgan, Mrs. Myrtle
Mitchell, Mrs. Blanche Nelson
Mrs. Mary Powell, rs. Florence
R2per, Mrs. Mabel Sandridge
Mrs. Virginia sykes, Mrs. Bea-
trice Thornton, Mrs. Beatrice
Ware, Miss Emma Williams
Mrs. Larkie Williams, Mrs. EuIa
Wright Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam c. coles (EtheD have ss
house guest Mrs. Lillian Hen
derson of Philadelphia. Ethel
and Mrs. Henderson were among
those that attended the NAACP
pre-holiday benefit a Story
vile last Sunday afternoon
whe nthe incompatible Duke
Ellington was the featured en-
tertalner Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Yancy of Everett we're
Thanksgiving dinner guests at
the Natick home of their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs Tannes Yancv AFrz