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

APPRECIATION
BY ALAIIRA PARK

APPRECIATION
When illness or other I'M
toward happening occurs there
is nothing that can give a per-
son more cheer and pleasure
than to receive the various ex-
pressions of sympathy express
ed by letters cards, flowers, vi
sits, fruit etc from thoughtful
friends. During Mrs. Martha
kenSwil'S disqualification when
she underwent a major opera
ton many such expressions Of
love and thoughtfulness were
received by her for which she
was and is most grateful. She
wishes to express her appre-
citation to all these friends and
to tell them that she is con-
valescing most satisfactorily at
her home, % Warwick Street
And Mrs. Lima Bailey,
that gr acious lady who
presides over such a fine home
at 400 Columbus Ave. is also
most grateful, as is her hus-
band, for the many acts of
kindness and gifts of delica-
sizes and flowers received during
the illness OF the latter when
he was confined to the hos
pital. Now that he is home
again ,the thoughfulness of
these friends is most plea
SAINT memory.
MORE N. Y. VISITORS
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Brown of
the Big City, in their tour of
the country, incluoed the Hub
in their itinerary and spent a
Gay and a night here, putting
up" at the Parker House. Mr..
Brown, who has been in the
consular service the past TWEEN
ty-fiye years stationed in New
work, is the ex-husband of Mrs.
Margaret Brown who was such
d delightful Hub visitor last
summer, the guest Of Mrs.
Martha KenswlI and the reel
pient of much social attention.
The Phil Browns (and by the
way, the present Mrs. Brown
is also a beautiful Woman)
came to Boston from a short
stay on the Cape. Another
Brown, former Bostonian Mr.. ,
Dallas Brown, also Of New York,
spent the holiday weekend |
here, also putting up" at a
down town hotel. The many
friends he made when he was
a student here and resided |
with the Edward E. Browns on |
Fountain ST., Roxbury will re-
call that Dallas was graduated |
from the Institute of Techno-
logy where he studied eleetri-
cal engineering. s. Mrs. Minnie |
Walker C"Sister Minnie, as she |
is called by intimate friends |
returned to her home in New |
York last Saturday after a
week here the guest Of her sis
ter-in-laW, Mrs. LoVett Groves
Of 80 PeaceVale Road. Dorches-
ter. During the week Mrs. Walk |
er was able to visit some of |
her Hub friends through the
courtesy Of Mrs. Florence Le-
wis in the latter's car. On FRI
day evening Mrs. Groves in
vited Others whom the New
Yorker had not been able to
call on to an evening at hE
home. These guests included
Edward and Otis Dixon, NAL
colin and Florence Lewis, Percy
and Olivia Steele, Edward and
Isabel Gould, Wayman and
Charlotte Brown, Norris and
Helen Davis, Edward and Isabel
Gould, and Isabeps guest, Mrs.
Spencer of Charleston, S. c.,
Mrs. Celestine Dorch, Herbert
and Lawrence Gould. The New
Yorker was showered with gifts
and left promising to make a
return visit soon. Mrs. Walk
er reported that BILLY" Elmore,
Beatrice's son, a High School
grad of last June, is scheduled
to enter Morgan State College in
September Former Bos-
tonian william H. Brown, Ho-
ward University graduate and
manager of New York's Hotel
Theresa, was elected presi.
dent of the General Alumni
Association of Howard Univer-
sity. Prior to becoming man.
ager of the Theresa, Mr.. Brown
was management advisor and
area supervisor with the Fed
eral Housing Authority. ActiyI