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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-03-02

ouierte, inofte er feline pbiIoiopbi-
ihen llno tbeologiifen Stii6ien am
ct. 5rancis- Senlinnr in ct. Grnn-
els, isis. Mm 21. Snni 1896 erbielt
er 0itrh Gr5biihof @nter bon MiI-
iDaufee Die Diaforrntsneibe. Seine
Sroination erfoIgte am 18. M1r5
1897 onrh Gr5biifof Geeban in oei-
len Bripatfnpene. Seine erite prie-
iterlid,e MnIteIIung erbielt er aIs Ni-
iiitent an Der ct. 8onifatius- Stride
in gbicago. Sm Nopen1ber bes Sab
res 1908 tDlir6e er bon gr3biihof
aniglep gum aominiitrator Der ct.
Hauls-Girhe in gbicnso erna1nt.
Sm Sebrlar 1904 ipuroe er nIs
Hfarrer an Die ct. Beneoiftus-R Stride
IN Blue sSslano, Sa., berufen. Wdb-
reno ieines Haitorats bortlelbit grim
oete er oas ct. 5ranaisfus-S -Soipital
in Blue Sslanb. SIN Sabre 1906 er-
folgte feline grnenniing aIs Bfarrer
in Gbicago onrh gr3biihof QuigleD.
SIN Sabre 1916 1puroe er bnrh grs-
biid)of Wun6elein gum @eneraIpitar
fir Die ShmeIter,proen Der gr36i0-
seie unb gum 9io5eianfonluItor err
nannt. Bapit 8eneotft XIV. aeihnete
i'm i'm Sabre 1917 our1 grnennung
gum pdpitlihen Sauspr1laten aus.
IIs Delegat Der amerifaniihen
Sierar6ie begab er ii1 i'm Sabre
1921 nnh Geutldlanb iin6 DETER
reid, nm Die BON ben amerifoniihen
&atbolifen geiammelten @aben 5u
perteilen, lno babel beiante er ieoes
8istum in beiben 26noern. glm
8fingitionntag oes Sabres 1921
ipuroe er BON Bapft 8ene6ift Ky.
in BriDatauoiena enpfongen. SIN
Sabre 1924 erfolgte ieine grnen=
nnng gum apoItoliihen Yrotonotar,
uno am z. War5 1929 apuroe ibm
bon Der l1ntperiit1t BON Biirsburg,
Seutl6lano, oas Doftorot Der Sbeo-
logic, honoris cansa, perlieben. SIN
Sabre 1915 fonnte er oas piersigIte
Subilaum als Bfarrer ser ct. Gle
mens-@emeinbe feiern.
Die feierliben grequien erfolaten
an 18.. Sebruar. 0as 8ontififaIre-
anien 5elebrierte grabildof 8ednan
bon Dubuque, Elm Iangidbriger
Sreuno oes 8erltorbenen. sstn Can't
tuaril,m befanben ltd) Ser bonm'ite
Silfsbii6of 9. 5. Sbiel als Bertre-
ter oes &aroinals Strith, Ger in
Nom lDeilt, ltnb Der bodp'jte grabi-
ibof &ilep bon WiIuaufee. 3m0lf
Deoniignori nno runb atpeibunoert
Welt- nnb Srbensprielter 1Dobnten
Der Srauerfeier bel. Ser Brieiter6or
Der gr5oio5eie iang ltnter 2eitl,ng bes
bodn. Gbarles 81. Weter. Na6 6em
Hequiem puroe Der 2eibnam nad
Dem Wh. Slipet- -5riebbofe in 9lurora
iiberfiibrt un6 auf Der 5anilienbe.
grabnisltdtte beigeIett. Wigr. Shyu-
nader BON Der ct. Riholos Stride in
Mnrora amtierte, nnterftiist bon an-
oeren Brieiter, am @rabe. 3nblrei9e
geDobner bon Aurora un6 l1mge-
bung ertDarteten ben 2eidenaug auf
Dem 5rieobofe, unb Der 5arg tpuroe
nod einmal ge0ffnet, Inn ibnen @e-
legenbeit su geben, einen lekten 8lid
anf ben 3abingeidieoenen 5u tper-
fen. Gie ein5ieen ndberen Sinterblie-
benen 6es MIgr. gfen1pe, bie Shape-
ltern WarD uno Warsaret, leben in
Murora. r. Up.
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(5ortiesune folgt)
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1

Wfilinanfee, Wis. Wie lette $50
de befannt gegeben tpuroe, bot Der
Sl. Batter, Hapit 9ius XII, ben
bodn'iten Wigr. gilbert g. Meper,
STD, gteftor oes ct. Sroncis.Se-
minars, gum 8ilhof Der Dio3ele Su-
perlor ernannt. Ct lit Der Na9folger
oes fiir5lid) gum erlten 8iibof Der
neuen 9io5eie Mabiion ernannten 8i-
|ibofs S'gonnor.
Wigr. MeDer tpuroe am 9. W1r5
1908 in Wiltpaufee als Sobn bon
Srn. uno Srau Heter S. MeDer,
Ofitglieoer Der alten ct. Mnrien-@e-
meinoe, Ggeboren. Na1 Mbiolpieritng
Der St Wearien-BfarrIhule beiuhte
er 5unadlt Die alte Marquette 4cao-
emp linb Johann bas ct. 5rancis-
8orbereitungsienit,ar, mo er Die
Sodlhule -itnb 5tpei Sabre College
a6iolpierte. 1921 tpurbe er na6 Mon
geianot, mo er am Norbamerifani-
iden &oleg ieine Stubien nollenoete.
8ereits am IL. sSuli 1926, Elm Sabr
Dor 8ol1enbung ieiner Stuoien, muir
De er bon &arbinal Hon1pili gum.
BrieIter geweibt. SIN barauffolgen-
ben Sabre promobierte er gum 0of-
tor Der Sbeologie. Snl CONNER 1927
febrte er 5u fursem Mufentbalt nod
0eilwaufee 5uriid, ging aber nod
penigen @oden mieber nod &om, mo
er an Der Inima peitere Stuoien III
Der Sl. S6rift mahte ltnb 1880 oas
2i5en5iat in Der Sl. Sdrift erbielt.
sSn oemielben Sabre febrte er emo.
giiltig nod Milmnufee auriid, tpirfte
elm Sabr lang als sliiiitent an Der
ct. Soiepbs-@ -@emeinbe in @aufeiba,
muroe i'm September 1881 Brofeiior
am ct. Srancis-Sentinar uno 1887
&eftor bes Senlinars. Mm is. M1r5
1888 1puroe er pom 81. 8ater gum
pdpItlihen @auspr1laten NIT oem
Woniignortitel ernannt.
Seit 1888 1par Migr. Meper an
elmer 3eibe ipidtiger 9io5eianbebor-
ben tatig. IuBeroen lit er 8i5eprd-
iioent Der Sen1inarobteilung Der
oHational Catholic educational gl=
location" 1no elm berporragenoer
Wfttarbeiter on Der bon Ser vgon-
fraternity Of gbriItian Doctrine" ber-
ausgegebenen nellen ueberlebung oes
Neuen Seitaments. 9ie 9io5ele Su=
perior erbalt nit ibm einen erfab-
renen aominiitrator, 8rielter uno
8elebrten bon Huf.
Granb 8apibs, Mi6. 9lm 19.
Mdr5 finbet bier bie feierli9e Son.
iefration bon Wisr. Sbomas g. 9eoa
itatt. 9ie aonlefration poa5iebt &ar-
oinal-gra6iIhof Moonep bon Detroit
unter aiiiiten5 Der bo6m'iten 8ild0-
fe Wbite bon Spofane unb @lbers
bon 2anling.
GbieagD, sSn. - @eltorben lit Ser
bohn'ite Wlsr. 5rancis a. Mempe,
@riinber uno Bfarrer Der bieligen
ct. Clements -@enleinbe, nod Lam
gem uno arbeitsrei6em 2eben. Wgr.
Hempe lDuroe am 8. Weai 1874 in
aurora, Sn., geboren uno belu6te
Die Glementaribule oortielbit. SIN
Sabre 1888 trat er in Dos bon ben
Sran5isfanerbdtern geleitete ct. So
iepb's College in Ee,,topolis, elm.
gea6oem er BORT i'm Sabre 1892 gra-
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Dieies @odenblatt eri4esnt fett
Asm Sabre 1873 regelmGbia ieoen
gtitt1pob uno miro berausaegeben
plm 9eiten oes Ydpitlihen Qolle.
gtlns Soiepbinl1n Der bl. 4ongrega'
tisn Der Propaganbo IN Columbus.
beiien Spef Die Seranbilbrng bent.
ihcr 8rieitera0alinse fir bie Ser.
Staaten lit. Dieie Mnftalt lit baupt.
HdIih ongetpieien auf bic ginfiinfte
bfefes glattes unb bic @eihenfe fei.
ner 9eier.
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Der ill., &afimir, Nrin3 bon goIen, m1roe 1853
geboren uno itarb i'm iugenoliden Mlter bon iets-
1no5pan5ig Sabren. gr pi,roe 1471 gum @roB-
ber5og bon 2itaiien erboben linb tprrbe aud aum
aonig bon l1ngarn gepGbit tpeigerte iidb ie6od,
Die Wabl an5lnebmen Weitbin befannt ipegen lei
ner Ser5ensrenbeit uno Grommigfeit fiibrte er
irt1nitten Der Hraht uno oes 2mrms oes Sofes Elm.
2eben Der ftrengiten gntbaltiamfeit Die Stride
feiert iein Geit am A. WQ1r3
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5pan5ig Eagen IN Greoeridsbura,
Ger. Mlter 2eier.
6ran Gath. &emmer. @eItorben
am 16. 9e5ember 1916 i'm MIter bon
iiebenunoodt5is Sabren in gincin.
nati, 8. Mlte 2eierin.
8illiam 9nppp len. @eItorben i'm
Ge5ember 1915 in fredericksburg,
Ser., tpobl porbereitet.
Warp @erboff. @eitorben am TO.
Sebrnar 1916, pobl borbereitet, i'm
n&one of 2ittle SiIters", SoIe6o, s..
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Iider Gnihlag fonnte selingen TO-
lnnse bic Seiniten ba iparei. Die Sc.
iuiten tDnren in tbrem @Iaaben lin-
eridiitterlid. Man berfhtpor iih ge-
gen tie; man erfl1rte tie fir ihnl6ig,
neil iie fid tpeiserten, iih an ben
aomplotten 81 beteiligen, Die gegen
ben 81. Stubl nno bic Monarhien
gertdtet tparen. go melt Shoa. !"
(5ortiesung folgD
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GelNcites ymbil6mift

slm oergansenen %. Sanuar fei-
erten uniere langiabrigen 2eier Sr.
nno 5rau Sobn 8etIb in Yafima,
@aib, ibr goloenes gbeiubil1um.
8ir tpiinifen nabtraglih Dem
gliidliden Subelpaare @ottes reih-
item Segen unb cine lange Geibe
gliidlidber 2ebensiabre!
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8ortbinstun, st. Eaml, Minn.
Samstag, 2. MGrs 1916.
& ir d nfalember

Spnmtas, 3. Nfars: Gninanaseiima.
C b pangelium: Seius beilt
einen 9linoen (Suf. 49,.
Dtontag, A. War5: 9aiimir. ..~
9ienstog, 5. War5: Sobonnes So
iepb bonn &reu5.
0tittpod, 6. Near5: Aidermit t.
1po d.
0onnerstag, 7. M1r5: Sbomas bon
Mqllin.
Sreitag, s. War5: Sobunnes bon
8ott.
Samstog, 8. MGr5: Sran5isto bon
Ron.
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Eur 57jahrigrn Ehrfrtrr

8ergnngenen z. 9e5ember 1916
fonnten uniere langiabrigen 2eier
Sr. uno Srau @iaiam uno 2ouiie
Sfpult Die 57iabrige @ieoerfebr ib-
res Sod5ettstages feiern.
8ir tpiiniden ibnen radtraglid
@ottes rei6lten Seeen 1.no eine LAM
se &eibe gliidltder 2ebensiabre.
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Der 81. simplisims, 9aplt regierte oie air6e
bon 46S Big 4sS, in ben tritii6en Sabren als bas
romi6e @eid9 bon ben garbaren beimeeudt tuur-
BE- Or Derteioigte Die reibeit Der Stride uno fGmpf-
te nit auBeroroentlidem Waut uno @eiaif gegen
Die 5dismatifer suel6e oie Stride 5u ,tntersraben
>iadden CT baute in Som ,..a bier air6en. Gie
Stride feiert fein Seit am 3. Near8.
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ct. Sobann bon 8ott, @riinber bes sssobanniter-
oroens, mar 1895 in Hortusal seboren Seine St-
geno tpor unItdt uno rubelos, aber na9 elmer gr-
ifeinnng ging er nad @ranaoa, mo- er bonn iel.
Sobann bon apila fir oas relisioie 2eben getpon-
men uuroe gr perbrad)te oen Meit ieines 2ebens I'M
Dienite Der aranfen ,.no eriinoete " a. au1 Elm
Soipital. Sein Geft lit am 8. Mdra
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Quittnlg far frDulnte
@aben 5ugnniteu nuferer
StuOeuteu

P. j. Binder, West Mauch a&,
Chunk, Pa. .$31.25
Rev. N. NJ, Mimi. ......... 900
Herbert Roeman, Search
WoOo, Id. ................. o.Uu
JOS. A. Hausmann, Pesoturn,
Ill. Observation-Disclosures. TOO
Adam Schmech, Warrington,
1C. C.UU
John F.. Klein, Dell Rapids,
OIL. o.UU
Louise Bender, Kingston, NY. 500
N. NJ, Hazelton, Pa. ......... 500
Jennie E. Slack, Techney, Ill. 500
Helen Doyle, Cincinnati, o. :. 500
j. P. Leber, Hurley, SD. go. 500
John Storm, Kansas City,
Mans. ............. 4.Ou
John Rosenzweig, Albany, NY. 800
John Weninger, Drake, ND. 800
Pete M. Knerz, Zenda, Wis. :. $50
Rud. Kaehler, Hanover, Kans. 200
Mrs. Alb. Wehinger, Monroe,
WIS. ................ 2.UU
Anna Peters, Cincinnati, o. :. 200
JAG. Strassmeier, Eugene, Ore. 200
S. Burger, Philadelphia, Pa. 200
Mrs. G. J. Lehner, Rochester,
NY. ................ 200
Frank Kenkopf, Cleveland, o. 200
Mrs. Barbara Baumert, Ridge
wood, NY. .............. 200
John J. Schultz, Kedham, Ia. 200
John Pischky, Brandon, MINI. 100
E. Jost, New York City ...... 100
Frank Sponner, st. Cloud,
Mimi. ................. 100
A. Vogel, MaSury, O. ...... 100
Mrs. John Fielder, Westerville,
-. ................. 1.UU
P. F. c. John Boehler, New
York City 100
Frances Klasen, Midland,
Mich. ................. 100
Lena Mistler, MaySville, KY. 100
John Cillien, New Baden, Ill. 100
Frank Pickart, Fond du Lac,
WIS. ............. l.UU
John Vetsch, Yakima, Wash. 100
VIM. Boerner, Tioga, Tex. %. so
Frank Werner, Hudson, NY. so
Mrs. A. Schmedding, River
Edge, M. ................ so
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VIGIL LIGHTS
John Vetsch, Yakima, Wash. .$1.0O
SOENTGERATH MEMORIAL FUND
Previously credited. 80. $14,301.06
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COAL FUND

Previously credited. 81, ,684.75
Rev. N. N, Ill. ........... 5000
Pet. M. Knerz, zenda, Wis. ESQ
H. j. OSterman, Scotland,
Tex. ................... 100
JAG. Strassmeier, Eugene,
Ore. 100
Mrs. JOS. Summers, Roch-
ester, NY. .............. 100
Martin Boyer, West Orange,
NJ. .................... 100
Eliz. Junker, New York City 100
Total. 1,742.25
ORGAN FUND
Previous balance. $177.00
Rev. N. NJ, Neb. ........ 1000
Total balance. .............$ $4,000
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-27
Miss HOOPER,
Mr.. Wilson
Entertained
Mrs. Alex Sprunt And Daugh.
ter Hostesses Yesterday
With Lovely Luncheon

Mrs. Alex Sprunt and her daugh.
ter, Miss Charlotte Sprunt who i.
a student at Sweet Briar college
in Virginia, entertained Friday
afternoon honoring Miss Louise
Hooper and Herbert Miller Wilson,
Jr., whose wedding is to be solemn
lied this evening at st. James Epi-
scopal church.
Guests were invited for / O'Clock
and luncheon was served buffe
style from beautifully appointed
table. Early summer flowers
were used throughout the lower
floor Of the lovely Sprunt resi-
dence 1915 Chestnut street.
Those attending were: Miss
Hooper and Mr.. Wilson, honor
guests, Miss Julie Sprunt, Mrs.
W. C. French of Richmond, Va,
Miss Mary Wilson of Pittsburgh,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard w. Cant
well, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. John Will
son of Pittsburgh; Andy Forsyth,
Stanley Rand, Vann Rand, all OF
Pittsburgh, Haywood Emerson,
David Murchison and Leslie N.
Boney, Jr.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-27
Miss Ruth Hall,
Bride-Elect Of
Today, Honored

Miss Ruth Hall, whose marriage
to Thomas Dickerson Toler, Jr.,
will be solemnized this afternoon
at 5 o'clock at the First Baptist
church, was honored at a miscel-
laneous shower on Wednesday
evening by Mrs. P. W. Killian at
her home on Market street.
The house was beautifully dec
GRATED with pink roses and white
lilies. During the evening games
including bingo and contests car
rying out the bridal theme were
enjoyed with prizes awarded to
Mrs. j. A. Woffard, Miss Lola
Mae Johnson, Miss Betty Leiner,
and Miss Hall after which a deli
cious ice course was served.
Among those attending were:
Miss Hall, honoree, Miss Mary Lee
Thompson, Mrs. Wallace West
Miss Lola Mae johnson, Mrs. ].
E. Gilmore, Miss Betty Leiner,
Mrs. J. A. Woffard. Mrs. R. S. Le-
Gwin, Mrs. E. E. Hunter, Mrs.
M. H. Merry, Mrs. William T. Sell
lers, Mrs. L. C. Marshall, Mrs. G.
C. Baggett, Miss Ruth Middleton,
and Mrs. George Dorest.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-27
PIT. A. Congress
Installs Officers
AT Closing Session
w1NsTON-SALEM. April 26.-(R

WINSTON-SALEM, April 26.-P
installation of new officers alc
series of addresses featured the
closing session here yesterday O.
the annual meeting OF the North
Carolina Congress Of Parents and
Teachers.
Newly elected officers who were
installed included Mrs. H. L. Has
sell of Durham, first vice presl-
dent; Mrs. E. H. Holton OF WINS
ton-Salenn, secretary; and Mrs. J.
w. Burke of Gibsonville, reelected
executive secretary and treasurer.
A number of officers, including
Mrs. E. M. Howell Of Swannanoa,
the president, were elected last
year for tWo-year terms.
New district directors Of the
state organization include: Mrs.
Allen Luther of Asheville, district
/; Mrs. H. K. Sledge Of Charlotte,
district 3; Mrs. J. H. Broetzman
of Hamlet, district S; Mrs. L. H.
Martin of Rich Square, district Z;
and Mrs. w. H. Bryan of Ahoskie,
district 8.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-27
ELIZABETHTOWN

ELIZABETHTOWN, April 26. -
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Wade, of Jack
sonville, Fla, spent last week with
the latter's brother, W. T. McDow-
ell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bum and
family Of Lakeview, and Mrs. "A.
R. Bullock and family of Fairmont,
spent Sunday with Miss Mary MIC
Leod.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Privott OF
Rocky Mount, spent the Easter
season with Mr.. and Mrs. M. L.
Mrs K v. Lyon Of Wilmington,
spent Sunday with friends IN town.
Miss Lillian McCulloch, a student
At Queens College, spent the week
end at her home here.
Mis- Edna Moore of Greensboro,
visited her mother, Mrs. Lima
Moore. last weekend.
CAPTAIN Shelby Dale, who has
been stationed in Jacksonville
Fla. is pending several days here
with Mrs. Dale, who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H
H. Clark, for some time.
Mrs. c. R. Jordan, Jr., returned
Tuesday from Graham, where she
visited her mother, Mrs. Frank
Moore, for several days.
Miss bessie HARRISON, of Will
mington, spent the weekend here
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harrel
tson.
Mrs. Margaret Efird of Whining
ton, visited her sister, Mrs. John
ME Hemingway, during the week
end.
Miss Nell Wilson is pending {
while with her sitter, Mrs. H. M
Cashweu.
Frank Williamson, Jr., a studen
at Chapel Hill, spent the weekend
at his home here.
Miss Harriet Robinson of Lum
berton, spent Sunday with hel
mother, Mrs. H. H. Robinson.
Mrs. Margaret Sinclair of Viii
mington, spent Sunday with Mrs
Matte Clark.
Misses Miriam Averitte, Heller
johnson, Anne Thompson, Ann.
Atkinson, Mary Robinson ant
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-27
Weekly Card
Party Given
AT Clubhouse
Mrs. Ed O. Beasley Winner
Of High Score Prize At
Thursday Luncheon Event

Mrs. Ed O. Be'asley was the win
ner of the high score prize at the
weekly bridge luncheon held Thurs
day at the Cape Fear Country
club. The game began at 1880
o'clock and delicious luncheon
was served at 1:3O o'clock.
Those attending were: Mrs. John
Stevens, Mrs. Howard Handy, Mrs.
S. w. Sanders, Mrs. George John
son, Mrs. J. D. Freeman, Mrs.
Fred Debnam, Mrs. Bessie Sauad.
ers, Mrs. Houston Moore, Mrs. H.
E. Longley, Mrs. Davis Howes,
Mrs. H. w. Wells, Mrs. E. B. Bugg,
Mrs. Lang Hogon, Mrs. j. M.
Fields, Miss Allie Morris Fechtig,
Mrs. J. Buren Sudbury, Mrs. W. E.
Curtis, Mrs. George Honnet. Mrs.
]. E. Evans, Mrs. Thomas W.
Keith, Mrs. A. M. Hall, Mrs. B. K.
Myers, Mrs. Thomas B. Lilly, Mrs.
j. O. Broughton, Mrs. S. E. King;
Mrs. c. S. Lowrnnore, Mrs. J.
S. Zapf, Mrs. A. B. Cheatham,
Miss Mary Ann Caeatham, Mrs.
Fred Kean, Mrs. E. o. Beasley,
Mrs. Don Hyatt, Miss May Howes,
Mrs. @. B. Snipes, Mrs. B. H.
Thomascn, Mrs. George Bennett,
Mrs. Huntly of New York, Mrs.
David B. Sloan, Mrs. Claude Gfird,
Mrs. Duncan McEachern, Mrs. J.
Watts Farthing, Mrs. George Roun-
tree, Jr., Mrs. David S. Harriss,
Mrs. George Stearns, Mrs. Isabelle
Johnson of Phoenix, Ariz.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-27

artist on tour, end wherever he
goes there are people ready to
show him their town. Mr.. Kipnls,
who has been in nearly every state
of the Union, makes it his business
to see as much OF the cities in
which he sings as possible. Char
acteristic of the vital and ener-
getic singer is his first suggestion
to host or friend in the concert
town, well, let's look the place
over
Tours have not only brought Mr..
Kipnis into contact with all kinds
of Americans but have made him
an authority on Eotels and other
facilities. "Of course" he says,
'the big cities offer the best hotels
for visiting firemen, but more in
dicative to me are certain inns
I've come across in small towns,
where everything from beds to
breakfast spell comfort and good
living. When l ind a hotel of that
kind in a quiet town, it tells me
something important about the
people who live there and about
their attitudes toward other peo-
ple."
Not the least of Mr.. Kipnis' les
sons in knowing America has been
learning its foods. He has now
eaten steak three times day in
the west, pie for breakfast in New
England, grits in the South, fresh
maple syrup in the North-and hot
dogs from coast to coast. "If 1
hadn't fallen in love with America
for lot OF other reasons" the
singer declares, the food alone
would have won me. over"
/ Mr.. Kipnis has covered and re-
covered thousands of miles in the
United States and can visualize
the whole pattern of the country
, better than most of us. Pressed
for short description of the i'm
pact of the land Upon him, he is
hesitant. "You simply cannot sum
up America in a phrase" he said
''But if you insist, should saw
that the general effect is 'diversi-
ty-magnitude-vigor'."
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-27
Ceremony To Take Place To-
night at 8 O'clock At St.
James Episcopal Church

The wedding of Miss Louise Small
bones Hooper, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Joseph w. Hooper, 1917 Mar
ket street, and Herbert Miller Will
son, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert M. Wilson of Pittsburgh. Pa,
will be solemnized at 8 o'clock
this evening in historic St. James
Episcopal church, Third and Mar
get streets with the rector, Rev
Mortimer Glover, officiating, FOL
lowed by reception at the Cape
Fear Country club.
Miss Mary M. Wilson, Of Pitts
burgh, sister of the bridegroom,
will attend Miss Hooper as maid
of-honor and bridesmaids will be
Mrs. Richard w. Cantwell, Jr., o1
Wilmington, Mrs. w. c. French O.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-27
Miss Lockfaw
Entertains AT
Cocktail Party
Miss Mary Elizabeth Loper
And James B. Heidi, Bird
al Pair, Complimented

Miss Mary Elizabeth Loper and
her fiance. James B. Heidi, whose
wedding will be an event OF t-als
evening at St. Mary's ProCathe'
dral were honored recently at a
delightful cocktail party when Miss
Mary Alice Lockfaw entertained at
her home in Sunset Park.
The home was charmingly deco
rated with a profusion of mixed
summer flowers with the exception
of the dining room which was deco
rated with white flowers and burn
ing tapers in silver candelabra.
Around so guests were invited to
call between the hours Of 6 and
o clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-27
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur I. Jeffords,
Jr., of Savannah, Ga, are spend
ing the week end ir the city with
Mrs. Jeffords' parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. W. Durham.
Mrs. George Rountree, Jr., has
as her guest at her home in Olean.
der for several weeks hermother,
Mrs. Isabelle johnson of Phoenix,
Ariz.
Mrs. Kilbourne Castell arrived
from Arlington, Va, Friday morn
ing for visit Of several weeks ir
the city with her parents, Rev. ano
Mrs. E. w. Halleck at St. John
rectory on Red Cross street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-27
Bass Baritone
Of Met To Sing
Tuesday Night
Final Concert Of Season To
Be Given By Alexander
Kipnis In High School

Few native Americans know the
United States as we'll as Alexander
Kipnis, the great Russian born
bass baritone of the Metropolitan
who will sing here on Tuesday eve
ming, April 80, for members of the
Wilmington Community Concert
association. Touring has made him
familiar with the west, east, north
and south, and given him an all
over conception Of Anne eric a
achieved by few of his compatri-
OTIS.
Admission to the Kipnis concert
will be by membership card only,
but all cards are transferable.
This is the final concert of the
season, and will start promptly at
$3.50 pm, in the auditorium #
New Hanover High school,
A naturalized citizen of the Unit
ed States for many years and mar
ried to an American girl, Mr..
Kipnis, by virtue of his concert
travels up and down the country,
has come to feel at home ir what
ever part of America he may be.
Zone of the great pleasures of my
concert tours the bass baritone
says, "is the chance they give me
to learn more about my great
adopted country. l never grow
tired of observing the variety OF
American life. This country is like
a symphony, with several themes
running through the whole and in
Vulnerable changes and forms,
teeming with vitality and in
terest."
A concert tour is gruelling az
fair, and the artist must rush from
one engagement to the next all toe
quickly, but according to Mr.
Klpnis there is 70 better way ot
meeting people. Traditional Amer
lean hospitality prevails for the