The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-21
Brilliant Social Event Presented
Here by the Ministering Circle

K. Thompson, Mrs. w. L. Callum
Mrs. D. D. Sloan, Mrs. ]. B Brant
ly, Miss Peggy Davis, Mrs Alvs
fitzpatrick Cooper, Jr., Mrs. jaime.
E. Russell, Mrs. N. E. Drexler
Mrs. Louis B. Orrell, Mrs. H.
McGirt, Mrs J. K. Sumner, Mr.!
T. E. Brown and Mrs. Thomas B
Lilly. Bridge was in play at 8;
tables during the early part of the
afternoon and around Is guest.
came in at tea time.
Those playing bridge during the
afternoon were Mesdames: E. c.
Hines, Charles B. Parmele, Rob.
ert D. Cronly, Harry w. Stovall,
D. D. Sloan, w. j. Kreamer, H.
W. Wimble, J. r. Benson, J. E.
Brantley, J. Henry Gerdes, w. E
Curtis, j. D. Dosher, F. M. Jolly.
M. Monroe Riley, W. L. Callum,
L. E. Farthing, Frederick w. Will
let's, James E. Russell, Harry G.
Latimer, Jr., George N. Harriss,
Horace K. Thompson, G. r. Boyce,
Jr., Allen Oldham, c. David
Jones, j. K. Bell, Bert K. Myers,
J. B. Brantly, A. M. Hall, James
M. Stevenson. w. G. Whitehead,
W. A. Fonvielle, ]. Buren Sudbury,
F. A. Matthes, Jr.. J. c. Williams,
A. K. Cooper, Jr., w. Hampton
Tillery. Sherwood D. Dudley, Ed.
win J. Farrelly, Edward W d,
Thomas B. Lilly, Dan carp, Mont
rose Hinnant, George P. James,
T. E. Brown, Oscar Peck, William
M. Peck, Albert E. Jones, F. w.
CARL, N. E. Drexler, Ralph Glib
son, Clarence D. Maffitt, L. A.
Brown, ". G. James, J. K. Sum-
ner, Rufus LeGrand, Carl H. Da-
Wis, Louis E. Hall, William M.
Be]lamy, William S. r. Beane, ILL.,,
John o. Dunn, James D. Carr,
Harry w. Stovall, Jr., George L..
Stearns, Herbert Cavenaugh, John
H. Hardin, George Todd, Va n
Toomer, Heide Trask, Robert c.
Merritt, Vernon G. Avery, R. M.
johnson, B. H. Thomason. E. Fleet
Williams, C. E. White, J. o.
Broughton. Howard Penton, Dan
Penton, B. Robert Morrison, B. S.
Whaley, D. B. Seaberry, c. H.
Pratt, w. A. French. Robert de.
Rosset, of Raleigh, Clayton G.
Bellamy, Frederick Graham, Rob.
ert B. Gwathmey, Roberta S. Har'
din, Sidney B. Macmillan. George
Rountree, Jr., David S. Harriss
George w. Jeffrey, J. M. Fields
S. L. Marbury and W. H. Hender'
son.
Mesdames ]. Holmes Davis, Jr.
Junius c. Smith, Harry T. Pater
son, Jr., Moseley Fonvielle, Aller
Whitehead, Julien K. Taylor, Jr.
c. L. Meister, Lewis F. Ormond
w. L. Beery, J. A. Stewman, FREQ
Brown, B. F. Fuller, Stuart B
Hoy, James F. Robertson, c. F
Howell, E. H. Munson, B. B. Reyn
olds, William G. Robertson, H. S
McGirt, N. L. Foy, c. w avn
Spencer, Newton Fisher, Lenox G
Cooper, Edward J. Wood, Rober'
B. Rodman, c. Monroe Shigley
Robert w. Fennell, Thomas B
Granger, John Hope, Robert Ran
kin, C. Herbert Smith and Mrs
Grace Little.
Misses Jeanie Strange, Jear
Hall, Mary Davis, Verda Wilson
Octavia Smith, Peggy Davis, Los
sic Taylor and Miss Betty Sibley.
ALI proceeds raised from this
delightful affair will be used by
the circle to carry on its work II
the county, that of providing two
public health district nurses tc
care for the sick and needy ano
the upkeep of the circles private
furnished room in the J m e
Walker Memorial hospital. A grow
ing memorial fund contributes the
years work in maintaining these
two worthwhile projects of the
circle.
Supper At st. Johns Mission
There will be a turkey supper al
St. Johns Mission under the aus.
pices of the Lula Cox auxiliary
this evening from $3.50 20
Z p. m. The menu will in
clude roast turkey, rice, ham, cole
slaw, cranberries, and home made
cake and coffee. The women OF
the mission are noted for their
splendid cooking. A nominal price
will be charged, and the pubic is
cordially invited. The mission is
located 300 North Fourth street.