The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-07-17

III CIVIC dlldlIo III NEW 1OAAi
Mr.. Brown is a member of the
Board of Managers of the Har-
lem Branch, YMCA and is cur
rently chairman of the cam
paign committee of the New
York branch of the NAACP.
NOTES AFIELD
In her newly decorated Haz-
elwood st. manse, Roxbury sch
COL teacher Inez Russell had as
guests last Thursday evening
DR.. and Mrs. James R. Lesueur
whose daughter Olive Ann was
happily ensconced at Camp
Bonnie BARNS. The next day,
Miss Russell feted school teacher
Eleanor Fallon at a birthday
celebration in honor of Miss
Fallon's natal day. A visit
to Westover Air Field, the base
from which Andy Faire flew
to Europe recently is an i'm
pressive one. The operations
are thoroughly integrated on
the ground and in the air.
Mrs. Helen Davis has visiting
her, her niece from Petersburg,
Va, Fay Young, the daughter
Of her sister. The little miss is
having a fine time and has
made many new acquaintances.
Mrs. Lovett Groves took her
on an outing last week together
with Mrs. Groves little girl
Miss Ruth Worthy of DC. is here
to spend the rest of the sum-
mer with her mother, Mrs.
Mabel Worthy of 81 Rowland
st. . CORRECTION, The we'd
ding of Mrs. Bertha Walker and
MIR. Ralph Talbert, inadvertent-
ly put at Saturday, July 10,
in last weeks paper, did not
take place on that date but
will come next Saturday, July
"A, at $50 Massachusetts, Ave.
Mrs. Walker received many
telephone calls lnquiring about
the date. Columnists have to
make the dead line just as
other writer's and sometimes
errors creep into their notes.
And sometimes on account of
having to make the deadline
they have to throw their items
in heller skelter without time
to coin nice pretty phrases and
without time to verify dates.
Mrs. Virginia Cheltelham. the
right hand of her late father, Mr.
Eugene Roundtree in his real
estate business is enjoying her
new residence in Los Angeles.
California and contemplates
her permanent home in
the West. Her sturdy little son,
Eugene came East to spend
the summer with his relatives.
EVENTS PAST AND
TO COME
Last Saturday evening, Miss
Gladys Wood, newly elected
president of Alpha omicron
Sigma Chapter of Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority entertained the
new executive board with a
delicious supper at her home,
8 Whiting St., Roxbury, prior
to their first business meeting.
Those present were Mrs. Portia
Byard Vice-president; Miss
Juanita Jackson, recording sec
rotary; Mrs. Marie Thomas,
corresponding sec'y.; Mrs. Myr-
tbs Freeman, Journalist; Mrs.
Mabel Revaleon, Hospitality
Chairman; Miss Grace Lytel,
Miss Helen Diggs, and Miss
Nancy Randolph, the latter pres.
Of Iota Chapter.
The Twentieth Annual Garden
Party Benefiting Its Scholarship
Fund will be held by Psi Omega
Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority at Rowland Manor 80
Rowland Street Roxbury today
Saturday at 3 Pm. Features of
the afternoon will be the pres
entation of Scholarships to des-
crying young women, musical
selections, highlights of the
twenty garden parties and a
! drawing for rottisserie. Soror
Myrtle Henderson, chairman
and Soror Mable Owens, Jessie
Garrett, Gloria Clarke, Ann
Eure, and Lorena Cuzzens con-
stitute the committee of arrang.
ments. Friends of the Sorority
are cordially invited to attend
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