The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-08-21
BIRMINGHAM

DCcIl elbCl gdIIllllS 4lOuSCS ACoiN
during this vacation month il
the persons of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Williamson and sor
Raymond of Chicago, Illinois
Mrs. Portia Taylor of Jackson
Vile, Florida, and her daugh-
ter Mrs. Virginia Williams OF
New York City. Mr.. and Mrs
Jerry Williams, Mrs. Leola
Walker, Miss Irene Johnson and
Mr.. Roger Holt, all of Boston,
we're the Sunday guests of the
Bells. Spending a week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy jackson
were Mrs. Mary Walker and
son James of the Bronx, N Y.
On Saturday evening the Jack
sons invited friends in to meet
their guests, namely, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Burwell of Washington,
D. c. who are visiting in New
England, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Jackson of Milton, Mass, Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Bell and their
guest, Mrs. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas West, Mr.. and Mrs,
William Butner, Jr., Mrs. Rhei-
ter Thomas of wellesley, Mrs.
Elizabeth Clements, Mrs. Ger
trude TyneS, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
P. Higgins, Mrs. Helen Clements
and Mr.. Raymond TyneS. Dur
ing the evening, moving pic
lures were shown by Mr.. Ed
ward Jackson which included
hunting trips by the members
of the Rod and Gun Club of
which both Jackson SireS are
members, and interesting pic
lures, in color, taken at the
Monastery in Washington, D. c.
Cards were also played and a
most delectable repast served.
Mrs. Walker and James left on
Tuesday to return to their
home.
Mrs. Juanita Lockhart in
Vited many of the small fry
to join her daughter in the
celebration of her natal day.
The youngsters reported an
afternoon Of fun and lots of
goodies. The Charles A
damses were pleasantly sur
prised on Sunday afternoon
when, upon answering the bell,
Mother Adams had come down
from Worcester to spend a few
hours. Time did permit her to
say a quick "howdy do" and
Mrs. Charles Clements. Mr..
Ernest Butner honoted his
houseguests, Mr.. and Mrs. Irv-
ing Cisco (nee Margaret But
ner) of Oyster Bay, New York,
at buffet supper. Enjoying
the hospitality of teh host were
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Palmer,
MIR. and Mrs. Mayhem Trip OF
Alexandria, Virginia, Mr.. and
Mrs. william Butner, Jr., Mrs.
Woodbury., Mr.. George Butner
and Mr.. Ernest Butner, Jr. Many
kindnesses we're extended the
CiscoS during their stay in
birmingham. On Monday
evening Mrs. Helen Clements
and Mrs. Florence West enter
tanned for Mrs. Portia Taylor.
Cards, chit-chat and eyry tasty
Italian spaghetti were enjoyed
at Mrs. Clements home by Mr..
and Mrs. c. P. Liggins, Mr..
and Mrs David Guion, Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving Cisco, Mrs. Mary
Bell, Mrs. Elizabeth Clements,
Mrs. Woodbury., Mrs. Marion
Butner, Mr.. Ernest Butner, and
Mrs. Gertrude Adams.
Pop-calling in birmingham
on last Saturday were Rev. and
Mrs. Rodgers of worcester, Mrs.
Rodgers, the former Mrs. Lenora
Dean, Is well known the as
the wife of the late Rev. Dean
who pastored at the Berean
Baptist Church some years ago,
Mr.. Ernest Butner, Jr.,
after spending much of the
summer in birmingham is now
motoring Southwark to South
Carolina. Over the weekend
Mrs. Elizabeth Clements enter
tanned in her home Mr.. Ar
thur Stevenson, his son and
daughter, and Mr.. Aubrey Fra
zier of New York City. Joining
the out-of- town visitors on sun
day were Mrs. Carolyn Wilson
and Miss Emily Bromley Of
Boston. Mr.. Ellis Graham
O. Donaldsonville, Georgia, has
! returned to his home after
spending few days with his
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. william Butner, Jr
Enjoying some delightful
weather and relief from the
extreme heat of the District
of Columbia and Alexandria,
Va, have been Mr.. and Mrs
Mayhem Trip, brother and in
laws of the Alonzo Planners
Mr.. and Mrs. william Pearson
have had as their houseguest
Miss Natalie Chappelle Of
Jamaica Plain. Returning
vactionists: Mrs. Ella Scott and
Mrs, Glen Butner have return
ed from a most delightful mo-
tor trip through Canada. Mrs
Gladys Guion has returned