The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-03

we colonel was on foreign DUTY
When l tell you that Marv 49,
waloach has as many close friend[
among the civilian population AZ
she mas in the Army, O NAV
mark it down that she is ona ~
the most beloved Army wives ever
TO De stationed here. Col. wal.
pach's mother, Mrs. Eleanor w
"a!bach still lives in WILMINGTON
maintaining a little apartment ;n
Forest Hills. III
Mr.. and Mrs. Llewellyn c.
french and young SON., Reed
french, moved back to the citv
last week and are again occupving
their home at 1921 Nun street afr
er spending five months at their
summer home on Waynick boule-
ward at Wrightsville Beach.
MISS Nell Trask leaves tomor-
row for Washington, D. c.. where
sae Will enter Mount Vernon Semi
nary. The opening date at this
school was postponed because of
some OF the buildings not being
completed.
Mrs. Carl N. Dunn of Maxton,
returned to her home on FRIDAY
after a brief visit with Mrs Sam
I. Sweeny at her home on the
northern extension at Wrightsville
Beach.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Glen
Holt of Burlington and Wrights-
vile Beach will regret to learn
that their little daughter, Elsie
Bert Holt, has been i'll with pneu-
monla for the past week. Bert and
Glen were planning to attend the
Taylor-Crawford wedding and re-
ception here last evening but were
unable to leave the little girl
whose condition last night was re-
ported as greatly improved.
Mrs. Heide Trask and Mrs.
George Trask. Jr., have recently
returned from New York city
where they spent several days,
shopping.
Friends of Theodore C Empie
of 209 South Fifth street will be
distressed to know that it was
necessary for him to undergo an
operation on Thursday at James
Walker hospital. His condition is
said to be satisfactory.
A charming courtesy was ex-
tended Mrs. Robert Toms Pigford
On Wednesday afternoon when DR..
Plgford's aunt, Mrs. E. Reid Toms
invited a number of friends to her
home at 201 North 18th street for
tea from 4 to 6 o'clock, to meet
the attractive newcomer. Mrs.
Pigford W h 0 a the former
Selden Harris Of Roland Park,
Baltimore, Md, came to Whining
ton to live about a month ago
with her husband, DR.. Pigford.
They are visiting DR. Pigford's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Pig
ford on South Fifth street for sew
eral weeks until their apartment
at Ill North 18th street is avail
able.
Mrs. Eugene Carey has returned
from New York City where she
spent a month with Mr.. Carey
whose business keeps him in the
north at this season.
Mrs. Miles Higgins of Rich
mond, nee Glenn Willard of this
city, has arrived to be with her
mother, Mrs. Martin Willard who
is recuperating at James Walker
hospital from an operation per
formed on Thursday.
Mrs Rinaldo B. Page returned
to her home in Oleander yester
day morning from New York City
accompanied by Mrs. James A,
King. Jr., of Columbus, GA. Daisy
left for New York by air last Fri
day where she joined Ruth ane
they spent a delightful week shop
ping and attending the theatre
After remaining here over the
weekend just long enough for the
Pages to entertain in honor o
their attractive and extremely
well liked guest, at a barbecue al
1 o'clock today, to which are bid
den around one hundred friends.
Daisy and Ruth will take off, by
motor again on Tuesday for Co
1umbus. Ga, where Daisy viii
visit Ruth and Jim King for two
weeks.
Imagine my surprise when rar
right into Bob George of Brad
ford, Pa, on the street the other
day. He was merely passing
through town, he said, with
doctor, friend. en- route to the
farm. I supposed he meant his