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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-20

Stanley Winborne with their two
children occupy the James F. Ro-
bertson cottage on South Lumina
Avenue, the owners, incidentally,
being Mary's parents. Frances and
William Thornton are living in the
summer home of Billy's parents,
the Goodlett Thornton cottage on
west Henderson street. Martha
Sweeny Ward and little daughter
are making their home Temperate
ly with Martha's parents, the Sam
SWeenys in the Greasy apartments
on Channel drive, while awaiting
1t. Al Wards return from over
seas duty with the Navy. Elizabeth
and IN Ike" Brown occupy their
recently purchased and renovated
cottage on South Lurnina Avenue,
and Marjorie and Ashton Cooley
are making their home in an apart
ment on North Lumina avenue.
Charlotte Adkins Ruark former.
ly of Wilmington and Southport,
has returned to the city to live
after an absence of several years,
and is making her home on Chan
mel drive at Wrightsville Beach.
Mrs. Warren Pennington is visit.
ing friends in Florida for several
weeks.
Mrs. Alice Morrow's numerous
friends will be delighted to Learn
that she has returned to the city,
having decided to make this her
permanent home.
Music lovers are eagerly antici.
pating the appearance of Rose
hampton, leading soprano of the
Metropolitan Opera association
who will sing on Tuesday evening
at $3.50 o'clock in the auditorium
OF New Hanover High school,a S q
third In a series of four wonder.
full attractions Under the auspices
of The Wilmington Community
Concert association. Miss hampton
has trlumphed in Europe, South
AFRICA, and South America, as well
as IN every state in the United
States and Canada. Her voice has
phenomenal range and her dictior
is rich and warm in quality. Many
Wllmingtonians have heard hel
over the radio both in opera anc
concert. She is a great favorite
with all the leading symphony or
chestras. It's a safe bet to say
that the local musical contingent
will attend en- masse.
Write when the spirit moves you
Peg, and with much love for you
and all your family. Fond1y yours,
Virginia.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-20
Miss Rebekab Tharp,
Bride-Elect, Honored

Misses Elsie Lewis and Margar-
ct Efird were joint hostesses at a
shower at the home of the latter
in Sunset Park on Thursday even.
ing honoring Miss Rebekah Tharp,
whose wedding to Homer J. Sand
erson will take place on January
1e.
The living and dining rooms were
lovely with many vases of yellow
jonquils and white narcissi inter.
spersed with smilax and tall burn.
ing tapers. The honoree was pre-
sented with a corsage of white
carnations and an array of lovely
gifts.
In the dining room the bride
table, lad with a lovely linen cloth,
was centered with a brides cake
and burning candles in silver hold
ers. Ice cream in wedding molds,
cake and coffee were served to
about 20 guests.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-20
Mrs. Pritchard,
Recent Bride, Is
Entertained Here

Mrs. Robert Valentine and Miss
Hazelle Selby entertained at cock.
tails and later at bridge honorine
their sister, Mrs. w. R. Pritchard
of Wilmington.
T The Valentine motif was carried
out, and after iced drinks the
guests found their places by Val
entine tallies.
Mrs. Paul Grantham scored
high with Miss Doris Smith as run
ner-up. Mrs. George Benton, re.
cent bride, was presented with a
mento OF the occasion and Mrs
Pritchard was presented crystal.
The hostesses served sandwich
es, cakes and nuts with coffee.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-20
Miss Katherine Hanson
And Capt. Holder WEEDS
CONTINUED from Pare One)

calist, who sang 20 Perfect Love"
and Itch Liebe Dich." !
Miss Betty Hanson attended her
sister as maid-of honor and wore
lovely gown of white mousseline
de sole made with short puffed
sleeves, tight fitting bodice and
full flowing skirt forming a slight
train in the back. She wore in her
hair single poinsettia and car
ried round bouquet of poinset-
tias tied with red satin ribbon.
The brides other attendants
y Mrs. Eddie F. Mathis, Jr.,
cousin, who served as dalne-of-
honor, and Misses Mary Emma
Hanson of Salisbury, and Miss
Barbara Hanson, Of Charlotte,
cousins of the bride, who were
bridesmaids. They wore identica-
gowns of mousseline de sole anc
carried bouquets of poinsettias
tied with red satin ribbon.
The bridegroom had as his bes
man his twin brother. 1t. q. g.,
Edwin J. Holder and groomsmer
were Dick Hanson, brother of the
bride, Evan Kyle and Eddie F
Mathis, Jr.
The bride, who entered the
church with her father. who gave
her in marriage, wore a beauti
full gown of heavy white satir
Fashioned on princess lines will
marquisette yoke studded with {
seed design, tight fitting bodice
Gala lily points over the wrist:
and extremely full skirt forming
a circular train in the back. Hel
double veil of imported bridal il
fusion fell from a Juliet cap Of
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-20

seed pearls caught across the back
with a wreath of orange blossoms
worn by her great grandmother
at her wedding, She carried an
exquisite shower bouquet of white
lilacs and double white violetS
centered with Phaeleonopsis or
chids.
Mrs. Hanson, the brioe's mother,
wore a gown of deep aqua crepe
made with V-neckline and cap
sleeves and she wore a shoulder
corsage of deep red camellias
Mrs. Vollers, grandmother of the
bride, wore a lovely gown and her
corsage was of deep purple or
chids.
Immediately following the cere
mony, a lovely reception was Civ
en- by the brides parents at theil
home in Forest Hills. The house
was beautifully arranged with
smilax, ferns and burning taper
and lovely floral decorations o
white snapdragons, white gladioli
and chrysanthemums. In the din
ing room, the brides table, laie
with a lace cloth, held tall burn
ing tapers in silver holders in
thu center and at either end Of
the table were large punch bowls
which were presided over by Mrs
E. j. Hanson and Mrs. David
Hanson During the evening, the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Han
son, w. w. Holder, of Belmont,
Mass, father Of the bridegroom,
and the bridal couple received the
guests. Later in the evening, the
couple left for a wedding trip in
Florida. Mrs. Holder changed for
It yelling to a smart early spring
model OF, Forest Green wool with
which she chose brown accessories
and orchids taken from her bridal
bouquet. Following their honey
.Imoon south Captain and Mrs. Hod-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-20
Watson-DanieIs
Plans Completed

The plans for the wedding OF
Miss Elease Watson, of Clinton.
whose engagement is announced
today to Franklin Clinton Daniels,
of Wilmington, have been COM
pleted.
The ceremony will take place
at the home of the bridegroom
sister, Mrs. Paul Peterson, 1902
South Third street on Saturday aft
ernoon. January 26, at $50 o'clock.
The Rev. Herman Duke will Off
ciate.
The bride will have as her maid
of-honor and only attendant, Mrs.
James Edward Mills, sister OF
the bridegroom. Miss Watson will
be given in marriage by her faith
err, S. J. Watson, of Clinton, and
the bridegroom will have as his
best man Paul Peterson.
No invitations have ceen issued
to the ceremony but friends OF the
couple are invited to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-20
Miss Lakey B. Crisp,
Wilbert Cupps Marry

NEW BERN, Jan. 10 - Miss
Lakev Beatrice Crisp, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. W F. Crisp OF New
Bern, and Wilbert E. Cups son OF
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Cups CT Wllk'
insburg, Pa, were married Wed
nesday night, January 2, at the
home of the bridegroom's parents,
in Williamsburg. The Rev. ]. W.
Shell performed the double ring
ceremony of the Methodist church.
Miss Betty Weight of Wilkins
burg was maid-of-honor, and Johr
Weight of Williamsburg was best
man.
The bride was attired in pow.
der blue wool suit. with navy blue
accessories. Her corsage was o!
American Beauty roses.
The couple will make their home
in New Bern with the brides par
ents. Mr.. Cups was recently dis
charged from the Marine Corps
after having served Il months ir
the Pacific area.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-20
Leading Soprano
Of Metropolitan
Will Sing Here
community Concert Program
VIII Be Presented Tuesday
Evening In High School

n, members of the Wilmington
l Inv Concert association
o W. nromised one of the most bril-
are r attractions they have ever
ln oiven in the many years OF
Ossn nort membership, when Rose
e eo,s leading Metropolitan So
Ba anp sings for them Tuesday,
f-an ,,orv % at $50 o'clock in the
'a 'a;+oriun of the New Hanover
High school.
Miss hampton has chosen a pro-
w.. that should interest all low
s sre Of good program singing. Her
e., ,ohers range from oratorlo and
1W ,p, opera to more lifting
"n9 in English by some OF the
s sOr,f composers.
brooks Smith, at the, piano, not
..lT presents group OF three
Oaloe numbers by Brahms, Rach-
SUM- nn;noff and Scriabin, but is rep
,,sS as a composer. Miss
Ie will sing his IAN Ocean
Idyl."
Unfortunately for the many peo-
w who would like to hear Miss
p p-v no single admissions
ps be sold. Nor are ever sold
a. t anv concert under the auspices
" +he concert association. How
W over, ali cards are transferable.
AZ tbe seating capacity of the au-
al d;tori1l1n was completely sold out,
with wit waiting list, before the end
If the membership campaign last
fall no subscriptions are available
IN recent residents of Wilmington.
Miss hampton is presenting the
third in a series Of four concerts
given this season for the member
Chin q of the association, and the
final one will be given by Alexan-
der Kipnis, brilliant, bassbaritone,
also of the Metropolitan Opera as
ISOLATION, during April. !
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-20
4
Annie Maye Blanchard
And Sgt. O'Leary Wed

Miss Annie Maye Blanchard,
daughter of the late David W. and
Hattie H. Blanchard of Magnolia,
and Russell Patrick O'Leary, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F.
O'Leary of Trenton, Pa, were
married on January 70, in the
chapel on the Mitchell Field army
post.
Mrs. o'Leary is a graduate of
the Magnolia High school and
served two and a half years in
the Women's Army Corps. The
bridegroom is a staff sergeant in
the regular army.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-20
will return IN Belmont Noes

d. will return to Belmont, Mass,
to take up their residence.
Mrs. Holder is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Hanson, of
Forest Hills, Wilmington, and is
graduate of the Woman's college
OF the University of North Caro-
lima in Greensboro and the Mar
1oEe Webster school in Washing
ton, D. c.
captain Holder is the son of w.
W. Holder and the late Mrs. Hold
ger, OF Belmont, Mass, and has
Just returned to the states after
TWO years duty in the European
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-20
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward P. God.
win, Jr., announce the birth of a
son, Charles Messick, January 70.
at Marion Sprunt annex. Mrs.
Goodwin is the former Frances
Morris, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John R. Morris OF this city. l
T..eatre. He was formerly sta.
toned at Camp Davis with the
Anti-Aircraft Artillery and is now
on terminal leave.
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.Goren on Bridge


Shaded take-out doubles in the
hands Of a player of discernment
will at times produce gratifying re-
suits. But as is the case with most
unorthodox practices, there are COR
responding disadvantages and the
light double may readily prove to
be a boomerang. A case in which
the piper had to be paid, and dearly,
is recorded today.
South opened modestly with bid
of one diamond. but with heart
full of resolve. West made the dou-
BILE which is the basis of this SER
mon. His distribution, to be sure,
was ideal for the purpose. but the
high card content of his hand was
far below the legal limit. The light
double, however, backfired in
strange and unusual manner.
North didn't like the idea of dia-
monds so he entered the bidding
with his six-card spade suit. South
was now stuck for a bid. He knew
that North did not have a very
strong hand because he had failed
to redouble), but even so he was
quite sure he could make five dig
monds. The safer procedure would
have been to bid it directly. How
ever, he decided on strange under
bid of three diamonds and was
lucky indeed that North was able
to bid again. North chose to bid
three hearts and South, blowing hot
and cold now, contracted for slam.
Had West opened a heart there
would have been no story to tell
because the hand would have been
down one automatically. But he
hardly can be blamed for opening
the jack of clubs 1t will be noted.
too, that the slam could have been
defeated at once by the lead of the
ace and another spade, and there
Is some question whether or not
East should have doubled the final
contract to demand lead of the
dummy's first suit. He feared. how
ever, that his partners double was
completely psychic and that while
he could ruff the opening lead there
would be no further tricks for his
side. I am not inclined to agree
with him.
Declarer won the opening lead
and drew all the trumps. Had the
double of one diamond not occurred
declarer would have entered dummy
with heart, discarded a spade on
the king of hearts and then prayed
for the spade ace to be right. His
prayer would not have been an
! swered. With the knowledge that
West probably had that card, de-
clarer proceeded on the theory that
West held the missing honors in
both major suits. He therefore led
out every one of his trumps, reduc-
ing his own hand to four cards.
three spades and a heart. West
had to come down to four cards,
three Of them had to be hearts to
| protect against dummy's holding, SO
he was compelled to reduce to the
lone ace of spades: dunmy's 10 of
hearts was then thrown and two
spades left there together with the
two high hearts. A small spade was
led by declarer, which forced the
ace, and the balance of the tricks
were his.
Copyright, 1916, by Charles n Goren)
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WAFER 'FRONT.' PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH, on Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites. Write
severn RIVER 0f s a. ce T Md
ever 400 #. OF water front facing the
S snd ac seE ssr safe n pr
feet condition; bedrooms, tiled baths,
large living room, dining room. sun parlor,
cer I'll 1urnsr hsrs
scaped sardens and lawns. Sundays and
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bathrms,. complete kits, running, water
T prees fsP s a1a ysoo fu terms
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WlL s e fT,vs A Nd, GIVE long term lease
alone: loo. on Wilson BLVD. at Ari lin tom
ssss e Fsssfn AmRlt saseas f5f
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open Bldg. sites, reasonable prices cow.
terms. % miles from washington, reached
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Turn right at airport. Annapolis I'd, and
left at sign to beach. Representative on
premises Sun and daily, or call LOCH
HAVEN BEACH, INC. MA. 1862. -26
on Chesapeake Bay near
Shady Side, Md.-Lots and cottages for
sale: See Mrs. Cliff at Cedarhurst. or
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COTTAGE FOR RENT at Colonial Beach.
Va; available from Sept. 2; sleeping quar-
pletely furn: except for linens: $25 per
wk for wks. or more. Call Ii. 1884.
all modern conveniences: couples: Sept
through 18th. So5 week each couple.
Write s. r. BEDERMAN, Deale, Md. -22
LONG BEACH-Lots and cottages for sale
REPRESENTATIVE on property every day.
Finest bathing, fishing and Grabbing: care
July RESTRICTED; Turn left to shore at st.