The guardian., 1953-11-14

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ALTOR, SAYS: YOUR HOME
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5-SI74.
Mrs. Elizabeth Oliver OF How
ard Ave, Roxbury, was guest oi
honor at dinner party given
Sunday, Nov. /, by Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Blair at their lovely
home in Belmont. The dinner
table was exquisltely set and
decorated with flowers from
Mrs. Blair's garden. Among the
guests present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Franck Of Brighton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mills and
their daughter, Marjorie, also
of Belmont. During the eve
ming, Mr.. Mills sang a few Sc
lections accompanied by his
wife.
Mrs. Mary o. Spratley will
be the guest speaker at the
monthly meeting Of the House
wives League at $50 Mass. Ave,
Monday, Nov. % at 8 Pm.
Sgt. John C. Rhoden, OF 20
Lansing ST., Boston is a mem
Der of the 7th Cavalry Regi-
ment Chorus at Camp sendai,
Japan. Sergeant Rhoden is now
with the chorus on a 4O-day
tour of Army installations in
the Far East. The tour was
climaxed November l at the
Far East choral contest in To-
nyo. Rhoden has been over
seas since last March.
Mrs. Daisy Hunter of New
York City is visiting her sister
Mrs. Boyd PaSchall, 81 Ham
mond st.
The Cambridge WOmen'S
Community Club is sponsoring
"A Night of Games at Free
dom House, ] Crawford Street,
Roxbury, on Saturday, Novem-
ber IA, at 8 pm; admission.
IS cents. Tickets may be pur-
chased from any member of
the club or by calling Mrs.
Celeste Davis, TR. 6-2O5O, or
Mrs. Eunice Gotham, TR. s.
6211.
The local Educational Com
mittee OF Phyllis Wheatley
Temple % recently met at $50
Columbus Ave, After the reg
ular routine of business came
the election of officers with
State Directress Lillian Kicker
presiding officers elected were
Lillian Caldwell, chairman;
Sarah Morris, Chaplain;
Florence Bell, Treasurer; Beu-
lah Leary, rec. secretary; Dali
Sy Henry, fin. secretary; Ethel
Brown Sgt. at Arms; Mary
Jones publicity; Mamie Gully
ourd, Contest Mgr.
There will be a concert by
the Mu Phi Epsilon Sorority
of the New England Conserva-
tory of Music, Monday, Nov. Is
at $50 PM. The program
will include selections for pr
ano, horn, voice and string trio.
The public is cordially Invited
to attend, no tickets necessary.
The November meeting of the
South End Medical Club will
be held Tuesday Nov. II, 1900
noon at the headquarters Of the
Boston tuberculosis Association
554 Columbus Ave. The guest
speaker will be DR.. r. Cannon
Eley, Chief Isolation Service,
Infants and Children, Child
ren's Hospital. His subject will
be "Differential Diagnosis Of
Acute Polyiomyelites."
Widow Son Lodge 3, at It's
recent meeting at lO42 fremont
St, held installation exercises
directed by Matthew w. Brax-
ton. Officers installed were:
w. Ridley, w. Master; Simpson,
Sr. Ward; Springer, Jr. Warden;
]. r. Ladd, Sec; A. G.. r. Mi
tchell Treasurer. There was
a large attendance. Reports
showed a successful year and
good financial condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Furr of
Brockton and Boston, on a mo-
tor tour were the weekend
guests Of relatives and friends
In New York, New Jersey and
Pennsylvania.
The Health Guild of the Bos-
ton tuberculosis Association
held its Annual Ge-Acquainted
Tea on Sunday, November 8, at
the Gloucester Memorial Pres
byterian Church, SAL Msssachu-
setts Avenue.