The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-21

their cottage at 10 Birmingham
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Crosland
and family of Charlotte are occupy
ng a cottage on the northern ex-
tension at Wrightsville Beach for
the remainder of the season. You
remember Mrs Crosland, l am
sure, as the former Lillian Floyd,
one Of the prettiest and most popu-
lar girls who visited the beach
each year some years ago. l seem
to remember her winning the first
prize in more than one of the ex-
citing dancing contests too, which
were all the rage in those days, at
Lumina.
Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Parsley
and good looking daughter, Aman-
da, of Charlotte, arrived at
Wrightsville Beach Thursday night
by motor and are the guests of
Willie Parsley $ sister and brother
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert M.
Williams at their apartment 524
South Lulnina venue The Pars-
'ley'S married daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. aud Mrs. Peter Brown
Young of Raleigh will arrive early
this week to Join the family house
party at Wrightsville. Mrs. Young,
prior to her marriage was Peggy
Parsley, of Charlotte, who needs
nc Introduction to the younger So
cial contingent in this community.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Macmillan
of Chapel Hill spent last weekend
at Bradley's Creek with Louis's IA
Their, w. D Macmillan and Mrs.
Macmillan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie II. Hummell
had as their dast weekend guests,
at their summer cottage Z East
Oxford street. Wrightsville Beach,
Commander ard Mrs. Miller and
1t. Col. and Mrs. Stokes Of Camp
Lejeune. Mrs. HummelPs mother
and brother. Mrs. Will Hicks and
Will Hicks, Jr., of Oxford, returned
to their home Last Friday after a
visit at the beach with the Hum
mells.
Miss Alice Boatwright, Miss Co.
lumbia Munos and her sister. Miss
Elsa Munds. have returned from a
motor trip to Llnville, where they
visited Mrs. Dorald MacRae of Viii
mington at her delightful summtr
residence IN the mountains of North
Carolina.
Mrs. R. G. Jones of New Orleans
has returned to her home after a
weeks visit at Wrightsville Beach
with Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Marbury
at their new summer home on East
Fayetteville street.
Miss Mary Eggleston of Winston
has left for Charlotte Court
house, Va, to spend the summer
after a visit IN the city with her
sister-in-law. Mrs. B. Purnell Egg
glestcn at her apartment 209 North
18th street Miss Eggleston has
been a member of the faculty of
the Twin City public schools for a
number OF gears.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Summerlin
and three children of LaurinAlrS
are vacationing at the Kitty cottage
at Wrightsville Beach. The attrac-
tive Mrs. Summerlin was, before
her marriage, Mary Taylor, daugh-
ter of MI. and Mrs. Henry l.. Tay-
lor. CT Wilmington.
Colonel Lawrence L. Simpson of
302 South Third street, is spending
the summer months at the Beach
land cottage on Wrightsville Beach.
Mrs. Frank M. Ross has return
ed from Chapel Hill where she
made her home during the war
and before opening her city home
in the early fall, is spending some
weeks at the Beachland cottage on
Wrightsville Beach.
Mrs. Plat w. Davis has as he
guests, at her home 224 South Third
street, her two sisters, Mrs. Rich
ard Jones Price and Miss Augusta
Virgins of Washington, D. c., both
of whom are native Wilmingtoni-
ans, Mrs. Price being the former
Miss Bessie Virgins.
Mrs. Helen Rountree motored to
Burlington or Tuesday with Mr..
and Mrs. A. Glen Holt Of that city,
and spent two days as their guest
at their handsome new home, re-
turning to Wilmington on Thursday
with the Hollis whho are occupying
the CurtzWiler's ocean front cc@~5e
on East Raleigh street at Wrights-
vile Beach fol the summer.
Mrs. William H. Sprunt and fam
lily of Win5ton-Salem ;Ne spending
July at the Beachland cottage,
WrIghtsviile Peach. Mrs. Sprunt is
a sister-in-law of Alex Sprunt, j.
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