The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-07-31

liam Rhodes opera society. Ut
Rhodes is chairman of the pro-
/ gram, Ella Martin is chairman
of refreshments. These annual
reception are pleasant features
Of the summer season.
RESTHAVEN JR. CLUB
PICNICS
On Saturday, July "a, members
Of the Resthaven Junior Club
and their families enjoyed their
annual picnic at the beautiful
summer home at MaShpee, of
Mrs. Claude B. West, Club Urea
surer. After luncheon on the
spacious lawn where chairs and
small tables were cozily ar
ranged, the group donned bath
ing attire and enjoyed an after
noon of swimming and sun
bathing at South Cape Beach,
returning in the late afternoon
to the Vests cottage where a
most enjoyable informal sup
per was served; the piece de
resistance being Quahog chow
der prepared especially by the
host, Mr.. Claude West. The
Quahogs are a special delicacy
Of the south shore and had
been gathered at the beach by
young Donald West. Members
Of the Club, are: Mrs. Francis
G. Wilson, President; Mrs. Louis
B. Pasco, Jr., Vie-President;
Mrs. T. Rollins Ross, Secretary;
Mrs. Andrew E. Newton, Finan-
cial Secretary; Mrs. Louis M.
Vincent, Asst. Secretary; Mrs.
Claude B. West, Treasurer:
Mrs. Roscoe e. Bokser, Mrs.
Andrew L. Colbert, Mrs. Alfred
c. Lewis, Mrs. Walter ]. Ste
vens, Mrs. Milton T. Riddick,
Mrs. Charles Lewis, and Mrs.
John A. Turner. Husbands were
the invited guests Of their wives,
but unfortunately a few were
because of business.
Among these was Captain Fran
els G. Wilson, who, because of
his duties as Captain of the
Homicide Division of the Bos-
ton Police Dept, was unable
to attend. Master Rollins Ross,
Jr., and Master Mark Wilson
enjoyed the outing with their
parents; and also present was
Mrs. Joan GaraIbedian of New
York City, who is a guest at
the home of er uncle T. Roll
Inns Ross.
NOTES HERE AND THERE
Mrs. Drue King, ST., Civic to
intimates) has been enjoying a
with friends in her
home town, Augusta, Ca, "the
Garden City of the South" ),
after many years absence. En-
route she visited son Abram and
family in Annapolis, Md, and
then went on to Cleveland,
Ohio, for a visit to her other
son, sand family, DR.. Drue King,
Jr., who is establishing himself
in that city. Mrs. King St., left a
widow while her sons were in
their teens and with their
specialized education not bare
ly started, proved herself fully
capable of managing the Situa-
ton. She bought and remodeled
the house at 81 Winthrop st.
and put her boys through col
lege and saw them happily
married. They each are fathers
Of several children. The Will
bur Russells of Randolph, Mass.
We're dinner host and hostess
last Sunday afternoon to Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Kenswil, Mrs.
Cora Perry, Mrs. Sadie Mer-
chant and Mr.. Alphonzo Lat
timore. This was just another
expression on the part of her
friends speeding Mrs. Kenswil
en- the road to recovery after
her disqualification Mrs. Rus
sell drove up in her car and
brought all her guests to her
Randolph home where they en-
joyed an excellent dinner and
the pleasant surroundings of
the estate. There are other
plans shaping up to let Mrs.
KenSwil realize how beloved
she is by her many friends.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Smith
(Olga PARRISH of Brookline
leave tomorrow to spend the
month of August at Oak Bluffs
-. Virginia State College Alum
nj, New England Chapter, with
their guests, picnicked at Sa-
lem Willows Sundav Ti4lvy II