The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-03

Mrs. William EdtSASo
home in Glen Arden.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Honnet
left last night for New York where
they will remain for a week on
business. While there they will be
Joined for a few days by their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry r. Watson OF Boston,
Mass. Mrs. Watson was formerly
lovely Eloise Honnet Of this city
who moved to New England to
make her home upon her hus-
bands return from the war.
Mrs. Louis B. Orre1 left for New
York city on Wednesday night for
a brief visit with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and MIS-.
Charles Parker.
Peg, number Of our local girls
have gone completely ga ga over
enrolling in SUCCESS SCHOOLS
to achieve that LOVELY LADY
LOOK" Word reaches us that
from cities as far north as New
York to cities as far south as New
Orleans women are flocking to en-
roll. Perhaps it is their wish to
be exactly as their returning hus-
bands or sweethearts want them
to be; perhaps it's just that new
year has begun and they are de-
termined to DO SOMETHING
about regaining a slender figure
and getting rid Of that tired feel
ing. Many have gone north to en-
roll while others are haunting our
local beauty shops where these
courses are offered. The course in
cludes lessons in how to be expert
in caring for the skin. styling the
hair, selecting clothes, voice and
posture improvement, a plan o.
"eating as a beauty eats" and
exercises for weight and figure
control that students say are actu.
ally fun to do.
I know you will be sorry to hear
that it was necessary for Jane
Sprunt, young daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Dalziel Sprunt to undergo
an appendectorny at James Walk.
er Memorial hospital yesterday
morning. Her condition is reported
as very satisfactory.
J. N. Brand has returned to his
home at 10th and Chestnut streets,
after spending a week at James
Walker hospital. undergoing treat.
ment.
Mrs. George P. James who
moved during the past week from
her apartment in the Tom Green
house at 18th and Grace street.
is now occupying an apartment ir
the Carolina at Fifth and Market
streets.
Miss Monimia Fairfax MacRae
who is making her home in Ashe
vile and is here for a visit with
her mother, Mrs. Donald MacRae
DR.. and Mrs. Colin MacRae o
New York city, who are also
guests of DR.. MacRae's mother;
and George Davis MacRae Of vii
nington, charmingly entertained {
number of their friends yesterday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs
MacRae, IS South Third street, al
5 o'clock.
After having completed his toul
of duty in the Merchant Marine
service, Robert M. Williams, Jr.
has reported to Fort Bragg a
Fayetteville for Army training I'm
der the selective service act, hav
ing spent the month Of January
here with his parents, Mr.. ane
Mrs. Robert M. Williams at thei,
home, 1901 Grace street.
Llewellyn C. French has suf
ficiently recovered from his recen
illness to again resume his bust
ness activities at the French Radi,
Co.
!, You will be intensely interested
I feel sure, in the announcement
that special service for returned
servicemen and servicewomen, to
gether with their families, will b,
. held at St. Johns Episcopa
church, 3rd and Red Cross streets
next Sunday night, February 10
at o'clock. The service will b,
conducted by the Rev. E. w. Hal
leck, beloved rector Of St. John s
assisted by the Rev. Mortime,
Glover, e ctor Of st. James
Episcopal church, and The RICH
Rev. Thomas H. Wright, Bishop O
the diocese of East Carolina will
address the servicemen. A cordia
invitation is extended to all serv
ice personnel in the city. What 3
splendid, worthwhile idea this
isl! Think how many mothers
wives, and sweethearts will want
to give thanks for the safe return
of their loved one on that occa.
sion, and what a great honor and
privilege it will be to have Bishop
Wright present, to bestow his
blessing on the veterans.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Fonvielle,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Fonvielle, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o Fonvielle, Miss
Betsy K ton Fonvielle, Mrs
Lloyd W. Moore, Mrs. Ira D. Fer
rell, Miss Betty Henderson and
Dan Cameron have returned from
Columbia, 8. c., where on Thurs
day evening, January 81, at Trini-
ty Episcopal church they attended
the wedding Of Miss Jane Middle
brook of that city and Chris Egene
Fonvielle, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
A. Fonvie11e, Of 1910 Chestnut
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