The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-08-07
POET KIRTON nm CAL.

kelQluS the Dl-6Qnldl sessions
of the several departments in
Freemasonry, AFFILIATED with the
Southern and Western Masonic
Jurisdiction, A. F. and A. NJ
Grand Master st. Clair Kirton
who represented Hiram Grand
Lodge, A. F. and A. M, Inc,
in the sessions, called on DR..
and Mrs. T. E. A. McCurdy of
Berkeley, Calf, who entertain
ed him at dinner in their ex-
eeptionally beautiful home.
Others present at the dinner
were DR.. and Mrs. Nathaniel
Handy formerly of Boston and
Needhan) and DR.. H. young.
Mr.. Kirton gave the Guardian
an account Of the amazing
progress of both DR.. McCurdy
and DR.. Handy, evidence of
which may be seen in the
spacious and well appointed of
fees they maintain. Mr.. Kirton,
who has acquired a keen knowl-
edge in Real Estate, was espec-
cially impressed with DR.. Nc
Curdy's residence, which is To-
Gated in one of the exclusive
sections of Berkeley. He also
reported a great deal about
DR.. Handy's commodious office
which is equipped with every
modern convenience for the
successful practice of dentistry.
While in the city, Mr.. Kirton
had the honor of serving as
Guest Lay Reader at st. Cypri-
ans Episcopal Church, San
Francisco.
NOTES AFIELD
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry of Wash
ington, D. C. are guests of Miss
Ruth Worthy, Dee Gee school
teacher who is vacationing at
the Worthy family residence,
Hawland st. Many friends
of the Women's Service Club
will be present at the clubs
garden party this Saturday af-
ternoon on the large, beautiful
lawn at 2747 Washington st.
Miss Ruby Colley is chairman
and Mrs. Lydia L. Mclean CO.
The affair will be
a delightful variation in the
entertainment of visitors from
out-of@town
Did you see the two-column
spread the Boston Post column
list, Grace Davidson, gave to
Our Girl Friend Gretchen"
and also in the New Review
with six pages to the story
Of our charming and talented
friend and her achievements?
Well, more in next weeks pa
per Now, for the jamaican
Associates Moonlight Sail Mon
day next, the 9Th - the pill
grimage to the Cathedral of the
Pines Sunday, August IS, of the
congregational Meth d / S /
Church with its dynamic pas
tor, Rev. Vincent E. Carter, de-
iVering a sermon in the open
air the Women's Service
Clubs Garden Party this Sat-
lrday afternoon = and Roland
Hayes recital in Jordan Hall |
November Il - and the edi- |
or's birthday party, October
(see Julian Steele and Lillian |
Williams on this. For the Ro- |
and honor reception, Sunday, |
Zee next issue.
RAMBLING BRIEFS
Mr.. and Mrs. David Brown |
md their son, David, Jr., of
Washington, D. c., last week
notored to Boston and are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jones.
and of Mr.. Browns sister.
5choolmarm Edith Brown. who
had just returned from the
noSpitalmuch improved. Mrs.
Jones accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown to Halifax where
David, Jr., will vacation at the
Y.M.C.A. camp. Albert Brown,
Edith's Oldest brother, is tour
ing Europe with an NAACP
group Mrs. Mary E. Moore
Is visiting her nephew in Dee
Gee, and her nieces in Danville.
Va. Mrs. Moore will be away
for 3 weeks, most of the time
as guest of her niece whom
she will bring to Boston. 1t was
the Danville Niece who was here
during Mrs. Moore's illness
Mrs Nadine Goodman has been
entertaining most distinguished
visitors this summer from all
over the country at her fine
camp in Norwell, Mass.
DR.. James R. Lesuer, Most War
Shipal Grand Master of the
Prince Hall, Grand Lodge of
Masons, returned to Boston last
week after attending weekend
sessions in Chicago on Masonic
business.