The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-10-16
BY ALMIRA PARK

Boston CONSERVATORY OF Music
graduate and former teacher
in the Maryland School System
left Boston on a business trip
to Brooklyn, NY, accompan-
led by her cousin, Alfonzo Lat
timore of Warwick st. in her
new automobile. After finish
ing her Brooklyn business they
motored to New Rochelle NY.
to be guests of friends, where
they we're royalty entertained.
Miss Diggs stayed with the
George Quarles of Highland
Ave. and N. baltimore stayed
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hill in
their new ranch house home
in Remington Place. Speaking
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hills Ranch
House there is not a prettier
place anywhere.
They were dined at the
homes of the Wrights and Mr..
Wright's brother Mr.. w. st.
Sampson, well known singer of
Cedar street, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hill in their beautiful
ranch house in Reming-
ton Place; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Quarles of Highland Ave, and
at the lovely home of the Bor-
don Family of Union Ave. One
of the Borden girls is taking
medical course, to specialize
in Psychology. Three automo-
bileS we're always ready to take
them to see the sights in New
Rochelle and they left for Bos-
ton, arriving at II PM. Miss
Jackson of Woodbine Street,
Simmons College graduate che
mist motored back with them.
OPENS FREEDOM HOUSE
COFFEE HOURS
Gracious wife of DR., Howard
Thurman, B. U. dean Of chapel,
Mrs. Howard Thurman opened
the second annual Coffee
Hour season, Freedom House
Tuesday morning of last week
Words are just inadequate
when one attempts to describe
the dynamic, forceful attri-
buteS of this noted lady, edu-
Gator and leader. Magnificent,
but slightly tells of the ire
mendous impact her message
had on her audience. My
neighbor and guest on Tues
day morning at the Coffee
Hour" and yours truly have
done nothing but discuss her
message pro and con since. =.
and we're SO happy we were
in attendance. Her topic was:
Home Base = Starting Point
for Good International Rela-
tons" She gave us much to
think about. OF added interest
was the citation conferred on
Mrs. Steward who was a spe-
cial guest, by Freedom House
with sweet words to her
" AUNT AfAUDE" by the direc-
tor, Muriel Snowden. The CT
tation will be in next weeks
paper. = by Gretchen Jackson.
NOTES
Mrs. Marie Wolff, wife of
former Asst. Atty. Gen. James
Wolff, has returned from a
two-weekS visit in st. John,
NIB, where she visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Hannah Davidson, and
her brother, Mr.. William Ri
chards, where she was ener-
tanned by many of her old
friends. Mrs. Robert Slater
(Elinor) of Attleboro opened
the fall season and chose
Saturday evening to entertain
her club, The New England
Chapter of the Links. At
very interesting meeting
their gracious hostess served
a sumptuous dinner. Members
including Mesdames Florence
Lewis, Esther Wilson, Mabel
Sandridge, Betty Price, Amalia
Gourdin, Lucy Mitchell, JAG
queline Bunti, Prudence Hig-
gins of Providence, Bernice
Goldsborough, Wilhelmina
Marshall of Worcester and Miss
Lorena Cuzzens. Invited guests
we're: Mrs. Ethel Smith, Mrs.
Larkie Williams, Mrs, Charlotte
Brown, Mrs. Joseph Clarke. :.
Mrs. Beatrice Ware is con-
fined to bed with pneumonia.
Her many friends are wishing
her a speedy recovery. Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Bunti NEWLY
weds) are now domiciled in
their coy attractive apartment
in upper Roxbury. Doctor
"Shag" Taylor is busy with
his political program and is
urging friends to support the
good old Democratic Party. .
Lovely Vera Branker' formerly
of Boston but now of Los
Angeles California, is in the
city visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Charles K. Branker,
Of 61S Columbus Ave. Vera is
the recipient of many favors
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