The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-10-29
BIRMINGHAM


A trio of congratulations is
i norder this week: to Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Beckett who
now have a male heir born
a few days ago. He is keep
ing his Mommie, the former
Patricia West, his Daddy and
his Grandmother West mighty
busy. To Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Robinson of Wellesley
who have received word from
son and daughter-in-law,
Lloyd and Patricia Murphy
Robinson, that twin boys have
born to that union. The proud
parents reside in California.
And to MIR. and Mrs. Phillip
Fowler, nee Mary Alice Gle
ments. These young people
left birmingham on last Sun
day morning oStensibly to
take a drive on what was a
beautiful Fall day, but they
knew how precious every mo-
ment was. Phil is a member
of the Air Corps on furlough
and soon to leave KeSsler
Field for Japan; so, to New
Hampshire they aloped and
tied the knot. When they
returned and told the news,
it didn't take too long before
the Clemens household was
filled with excitement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johsnon spent
the weekend in Newark, NJ,
visiting brother Julian John
son. What a surprise to learn
of sister Mary'S marriage when
they stopped by to gather
their children who had spent
the weekend with their
Grandparents, the Charles
Clements. The Charles Ad-
amseS have loaned the newly
weds their home for the few
days the groom will be on
leave. Mrs. Eleanor Lee scoot-
ed home to Lynn last Thurs
day night to join in the ia
mily surprise birthday cele-
bration for her Dad, Mr., Louis
Fowler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel Harper
of Washington, DC, spent a
week in birmingham, the
houseguest of Mr.. and Mrs.
David uion. Although they
came to rest, they did have
an opportunity to visit the
Cathedral in the Pines at
Rindge, NH, as well as to
see a bit of Boston. Mr.. Har-
per's birth date occurred while
here and dinner that evening
was at the Abner Wheeler.
Traditional with the Abner.
Wheeler, birthday cake was
placed on the table on a mu-
steal plate playing Happy
Birthday" - such a thought
full and fitting touch to a de-
liciouS meal.
The Pro-To Community Club
has begun its club year and
is looking forward to the
contamination of many acti-
vities. The September social
meeting was held at the Anna
Walker Dance Studio in MARI
boro. Mrs. Vivian Foster, host
esS. The evening was devoted
to dance instruction by the
very capable Mrs. walker who
also gave several solo numbers.
BY eleven o'clock we were all
tired, yes and hungry enough
to really enjoy the delicious
repaSt that had been prepared.
1t was a delightful tiredness,
though because Of the thought
that we had learned the basic
steps of some of the modern
dances. The October meet
ing was held at the home of
Mrs. Florence Jackson. An
evening of cards was enjoyed
and a very tasty collation.
served. The Club is sponsor
ing a Halloween Party on Sa-
turday evening, October 18th
at the Civic League. The
Riddles and grown-ups anti
cipate loads of fun.
Although Baby Janna Rose
HURT was not a winner in the
recent baby contest, she was
a close runner-up. Thank to
all who supported her.
We are indeed Saddened by
the circumstances which have
motivated Miss Pearl Jack
sons return to birmingham,
but we are most happy to
have her in our midst again.