The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-25

guests. MIS-. Murchison wore for
her party a spectator type dress
of white crepe with a corsage of
white fresias and a large cart
wheel hat of dark green straw.
Mrs. Smith a attired in a
modish print frock of green and
white crepe.
On Tuesday at the weekly Surf
club bridge luncheon, Mrs. Will
liam G.. r a deoot was the
gracious hostess to a party of 81
at bridge and luncheon. Those &C.
cepting Mrs. Broadfoot's hospitali-
ty were: Mrs. R. Aubrey Parsley
of Alexandria, Va, and Wrights-
vile Beach, Mrs. Cameron Mac
Rae of New York City, Mrs.
James F. Robertson, Mrs. Stanley
Winborne, Jr., Mrs. John Bright
Hill, Mrs. Royce S. McClelland,
Mrs. Walker Taylor, Jr., Mrs. P.
R. Smith, Mrs. J. Goodlett Thorn
ton, Mrs. Louis B. Orrell, Mrs.
Charles Parker of New York, Mrs.
R. Bryant Hare, Jr., Mrs. Alamo
da S. Edwards of Washington, D..
c., Mrs. Jennie G. Hill, Mrs. P.
F. Halsey, Mrs. Arthur Gregory of
Halifax, Mrs, Boyden Sparkes,
Mrs. Alan A. Marshall, Mrs.
Julian Warren and Miss Frances
Warren of Trenton, N. c., and
Mrs. Herman We'll Of Goldsboro.
One of the seasons most unique
and attractive entertainments took
place ON Wednesday evening from.
$3.50 o'clock until midnight when
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Breese of
Fayetteville we're host and hostess
to a group of Wilmingtonians to-
gether with a number of their
friends from Fayetteville, on
board their palatial yacht "Flori-
da" which is locked near Station
6, on South Lumina avenue at
Wrightsville Beach, for an extend
ed e i o d. The beautiful one
hundred foot yacht "a brilliantly
Illuminated with yellow lights
which outlined the ship, greatly
enhancing the almost theatrical
effect on the trim craft, rising and
falling majestically with the tide
of the Banks Channel. MI. and
Mrs. Breese received their guests
informally on the after deck
where refreshments were served
throughout the evening. Amos Al
len, another of u native sons
who has achieved fame as a o
cert pianist, and who is currently
instructing at Peabody Conserva-
tory of Music in Baltimore, while
taking post graduate work in the
art of conducting, was among
those present and graciously rem
dered a number of brilliant must
cal selections, by request, on the
spinet . i a in the luxurious
lounge, thus contributing greatly
to the pleasure of the occasion.
The Breese's guests numbered
about seventy-five.
Friends of Mrs. Thomas H.
Wright will be glad to learn that
she is convalescing rapidly at her
summer home, SO South Lumina
avenue, Wrightsville Beach, from
a broken arm sustained two weeks
ago while visiting in Greensboro,
Mrs. Cameron MacRae OF New
York city, formerly Of Ashevll'e
ard Wilmington, is the charming
guest of her S i r, Mrs. r..
Aubrey Parsley at her -easonal
home 222 South Lumina avenue,
Wrightsville Be a C Il. Miss Fair
Payne MacRae has a host OF
friends in the community who are
happy to welcome her back to her
girlhood home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank kenan and
two sons, Tommy and owen Ct
Durham. are spending the month
of August at Wrightsville Beach
where they are occupying the
Waelpley cottage at 3 East Hen
derson street. Frank is the grand
son Of Mrs. James G. Kenan Of
Ill South Third street, and a
nephew of Mrs. Graham kenan,
both of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton L. Cooley
of Wrightsville Beach. have re-
turned from a ten days motor trip
through the mountains of western
North Carolina. While away they
accompanied cash. Godley's two
Young sons Ashton, Jr., and Bob
- C1ar1otte. where thew