The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-18
Slightly Off The Record
Wilmington, N. @.
August ID, 1915.

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far the INCEST lest t is much more sag of eco = sen Fl ne 1o to y yGver' guests erysta TO-
china, and. and linen s3 is a Hn laDos5 and w 4mesb it is ResS ad s te fo@p arrange gs
me est for for he comfort t. and snioyment Of + those friends vh nor So you wish T5Sa
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and even improved upon, when such hosts and hOstesses, IS W refer
f. F4id as % eVeains the f1en gl5 sso o until 'i io tsess o's s7ssan xb Ra6t5 M4: 's sa MIS- z a n
on e5Sa ocean, a1f avenue vt 1Ss' aa East Thf Rs s5s 51n street., sn T; faS ss': appTozf S1:'t5y
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and to 6 celebrate b s. the fifth ftm+ an ajy er w of their siFef mlTri dgeor The H WING
numerous arrangements Of midsummer flowers in huss Of orchid.
Bnh Mrs. sn5 !. T Tr1ias e co1b taf 5 5n5s Mrs. siH Soy 9e' S, M 9Sc5 an P fn the di 1Gss
sGT% se % Of White s5S : s s5s a; and dshla y fsn5sd BY, 5y four tai al white
s ssFSss, t In isass p1d 93fas's and Hs silver a e E2Hissfs dish Suffs sold isgDs Various %as
s and sand Try pr Dr"t delea s&s Mrs. Holt wore for the occasion an
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6sFa7e motif o%5;d 81 y Xad Ps and ~s sfeT1; With of T Hhich Re sas also the wG femi Gise
pq u ia on at IT, wr aah 7af is al agos over 'eenns marvellous ami
ysEsaEy E present q tho to a RsTtTs sny ssvS Sbis carat ether sns %olses cut ni a{a% fei f 5ms a
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over over the u fact tina Glen Glenn ao was able nes t.? give his * bride of five years yea Sac ago
s syssi yf M. she 5sa l2 %4s. # Ri tns ring s: p5tR9u as Rsjaf tR5i 9sfs4 for sF. . 5sst
thirty friends very Informally at a Buffet luncheon at their summer
home; The Villa MarguerHa on Ha5bor Island, in compliment to their
spsejsss pc pe e:; hes It + The .zIs, sz Ss * Ii + RsnT (; e + / tormss
s several Dssaf' large Sss''V Vases e' held dozens aSa Of wv white e1 siadio II which 5S Hv were Ssrl
1eoPaoa W5er S'G a deieefaa Eal 6uh es h aaefsaaa w s1Ss1 served %Sed at at Z: Z oe ietGs
5 with 'a ar o Haf English 1Gis5s eni TaaA soup q u 't teu2ine eh ho1 GGrS a 3en aPras se3sfs
Iof red, white, and pink roses; orchid, purple, and white asters. Daisy
Page, always the gracious hostess, received her guests in ar attractive
gold and white sports costume, while the honoree, Ruth King, was
similarly dressed in aqua blue and white crepe.
A harming affair took place at the Surf club at Wrightsvile Beach
on Tuesday at II: 80 o'clock when Mrs. Robert D. Cronly of 321 South
Third Street entertained at bridge and luncheon in honor of Mrs. John
Hill Cronly of Richmond. During the morning hours, bridge was in
nrogress at nine tables and at l o'clock six additional luncheon guests
arrived. The prize was cut by Mrs. P. R. Smith. In the dining room
2 long table was decorated with numerous crystal vases of rose
colored zinnas and covers were laid for forty-two: Those present
were Mrs. John Hill Cronly of Richmond, Mrs. David S. Harriss,
Mrs. A. Glenn Holt of Burlington Mrs: Peter Browne Ruffn, Mrs.
George stearns, Mrs. W. S. Mcmahon, Mrs: F: F: Halsey, Mrs. Walk
ar Tavlor. Mrs. Oliver Hutaff, Mrs. P. R. Smith, Mrs. R. Bryant
Hare Jr. Mrs. Alameda Stewart Edwards, of Washington, D. C., Mrs.
Mary Porter Vandervoort of Houston, Tex, Mrs. David R. Murchton,
Mrs J. Laurence sprunt, Mrs. Thomas W. Davis, Mis- Marguerite
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