The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-29
Slightly Off The Record
Wilmington, N. c.
December 30, 1916.

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b 1f 1vlrs spaeared n she fi iss0s sunday IN in january VI 1916. i you have enjoyed
the little items d1is1 of interest in sst Senin,ns she ane1 fer y pe' then m "a" efforts f . for
he past year have not bee been in T vain; tbs = week. both large and
small formal ?1ia and nior@al hsv ;sm been ~ 50 mum numerous q 70 IS thsm. la oas OF OF
s as mo IS bee ast parties Of the holiday season Va given on on Christ sam
IN To nisat R sz nv rnsa t ns5. e s as%s around ~ ! fifty ass guests from 81, $50
until 1920 o'c loo at rn a sea agS srasio ap sSostess, D reeevs sdp hr guests Mst;
in evening gown of royal al blue crepe: The s spas c csd iy1ng r9 fse
lighted 8 d entirely with +. blue lights s and having sq4sd fFsshly cut ct white white p goin.
seias iaaandN the room completed the lovely picture: In the dining
, sH0% t aper aes a1nsds w Siatbb'ed DOZENS e of'y white ponsettias and at either
s end Of t the table ta1 T Write p iignted " eat aasqaf ta aSsfef1 Large silver silver trays
and silver warming dis iMs. containing in {. df fasis iMr som Dpvis a s ss 1ndIsa
in 1 reeeiving the guests By her daughter, Miss Betty Blue Davis and
" 4astnsE sa III fs. y1is ssssn gs5ty s was given in rs by ari H ins afsi rs %'1Hs%
r; ;s5sa I At a: s s:iss ! m 5Ss% s: 52ts to ss0 fs ss5ee i, s Mssi s ersps ssa e1 %ss
2Ssjstsa in Brs wsssmi1 Mra he wf Suss1s e. sy B hs 1ssss S1s and Mps. 5 Bryan rrs
Broadfoot. The entire lower floor of the home beautifully deco
magnolia raser dM ' leaves lending great charm to the living room: In the dining
c ce0m the w tasle a w snve S0Y box5 fmea with re- rd p OH afna f fankea by
lighted an m red ssns syeni in tai pec s dm es e Mr' sha Mrs. J. Frank Hacker
9 Yer fe $ The eses ss5d's at e eoett aS h ss thsir to 5o a su% in Forest ss '9 Hin.' i' fn honor efo on
Mrs. S HackIers sister and brotherinlaw. Mr.: and Mrs. Ralph Fishe,
6f 1ss "a sftse IT Ss' deo 'osat sS with n S9isss gr ss and . Il d linn
Of of'm msn s0' Sa 'is "' Of ress "a $ {Tom the he center Of /" Which eSI cleaned
red candles in a silver holder. Around thityfive guests called during
Row We gi hsar i, that NV wil o4 in ON will ns Ss Y years !sR psSs Ma. at snd ihs mrs. suse g.
David Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. Marsden Bellany, Jr- plan to leave
here by motor early this morning for Louisiana. Going by train today
r Mr.. and Mrs. J. Holmes Davis, Jr, who will be joined en- route
by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Chadbourn Boles of Charlotte, formerly OF this
city. We understand a special train is being made up to transport the
many fans from eastern North Carolina who anticipate witnessing the
big game on Wednesday next.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Creekmore and young o ollie Creekrore,
Jr. Of Portsmouth, Va. returned to their home today after spending
Christmas week with Mrs. Creeknore's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Tav;d Jones at their home 20 Ann st. Mrs. Creekmore is the former
Grant Jones of this city.
III. ard Mrs Emmett Durham and little daughter, Mary Janet
DuIhe-1. have moved into their new gray duplex home in Oleander,
noxt door to the Oleander Court Apartments. Mrs. Durham was
formerly Janet Bear.
Or. and Mrs. Francis 'Curtzwiler of Toledo, Ohio, arrived by motor
VactordcV and III n guests OF Mrs. Sam Nash, r at her apartment
in C"atrv Club Pines. The Curtzwilers will be the recipients of many
: cal courtesies while here from their host of friends in Wilmington