The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-02
Slightly Off The Record
Dear Peggy
Wilmington, u. g.
Sune and, 1e4S.

epsasd fT t5 bsa iss w season s9mR Fst dis in time fd for he ses club T. 2. :: officially 55y
their tn out6ftown guests. turned out e masse for the gala event, with
buffet supper being served cd at t'1 $50 p P. NJ !. : The s'G boar sda Of : s ss1e9lsSls
have been working ing tireiessly ' for 9m1 ma ON pians H fr the a1 nsw ,d Shs5t;
to the the b4lding, which have been most sahsfa ctorIy carried out with
the neeI members 81 ger sra A spacious saMsa dining room. tasteiuly decorated IN soft
the > cocktail adam1 lounge has been considerably ENLARGED; and the porch
removed from the first floor and installed on the ground floor. All
ar arranged ag n@e eeui lp d and mof Ina nagsdFe eub and on f t6a o%f0u or better
evening" nae w Sa5l fu nlDi ai b bs s sBi1y t %afoo" MUSE amd b for the occasion n. last asst
special request of the board Of governors those present included
arrayed in their best bib and tucker Eess'f for G1 the festive eH @e ops snies n Med
some semiformal, and snd@ even nl a eD few Des spectator sf typ ~e1 eos t essds we:
the sen fact Il that "a S dpess IS entirely a2 oeHo OF the m aiees Rh fsatu ts p of ths club club
m noaisges since MnH IL 1s42 has has announced that the following schedule Of
EVERY gq pfscesd gGf 55 gr an a iat15nsl buffet super " : sy very, f1u os :
a buffet dinner each Saturday night; and an a la carte supper eer
S IgbdiSy s sysnins and E neSsf a m s are E P sss4: for al Of tbsss DE-
say a banner season is anticipated at the famous Surf club where
formally and congeniality. III 'e "0''0 III a atmosphere Oh n
Miss \ Nan wr Clark and R her brother Russell Clark Of TarDoro have
5sSins l !: sI's 55s %srs Ssse9 be Hss5s tsy s %F5 spso nd the the . "oFfRsqa
%rs;; &srsae %'E ss H'a5y Mrs 9 J H s5a5f a 5a the si sha m ana ; 9r2 Bossls s'
will M Ts!e? %srt t5s S RsSs s f t R;s5s sa5saa Leo ; cSz I3 r s I'M, % Il t. t. S1 W.
s sas5ni1g SYST 81 Ms S5ss Ffsns5s css5 y sns Of Tssdai oh e It h 1ss
a1df Mrs ! H 5ohn se5e Pla Heth n 9f Besttv # M N:w cq YazE 99x Mrs Ea:nl Nett e.
Past ten days at the curtzwleT cottage OF on the h northern eDn nDs Extension Isl 0 at
"''S Mr.. ans 5 Sss'H sry "2S' asS VP K : 5S. o ys 4ss6a55, Canada. are spend.
asv S5fsa5 j. f. NJ a; = :; = # + z iIs3 S + q $io 5 exit SS;S5j " E %I!aiS a 5 SSssn, Mr.,
neal IN n is confined to her home as the result of slight injuries
sustained in a recent fall. Mrs. Hall is expecting her daughter. Mrs.
Nelson Myers and two children of Pelham Manor, N. Y. to arrive
In the near future, and together they will occupy a Wrightsville
H H cottage TOR the sumner me. months: The attractive and popular
Mrs. George [. Carey of Baltimore, vii. return to her hons to-
morrow after a weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
B. Elliott at their home 207 South Third street. The lovely. blon3N
Mrs. Carey is pleasantly remembered here as the former Miss Mo-
garet Elliott whose graciousness and charm of manner seems to in
crease with the years. Her many friends in the city note with salts
faction that she likes to return to her old home several times each
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Douglas Taylor of $40 Market street moved to
Wrightsvine Beach Oh Thursday and are occupying their cottage at
10 Birmingham street Mrs. Taylor returned during the week from
Durham where she visited her daughter and soninlaw, MI. and Mrs.
Charles E. NOEL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam c. Sweeny flew to New Bern yesterday to at
tend the christening of their granddaughter, Nancy Sweeny War;
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Alfred D. Ward, which will take place thI
morning at the Presbyterian church. While in New Bern the SweenN
will be the weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William Ward, parent
of Alfred Ward. Mrs. Alfred Ward was, prior to her marriage. TIM
gamorious 'Muggins" sweeny of Wilmington.
Joseph W. Yates, Jr, of Raleigh, formerly of Wilmington spsM
several days last week in the city with his mother, Mrs. Joseph W.
Yates at her home ITO North Fourth street.
Col. and Mrs. Graham K. Hobbs of Raleigh, spent last weekend
lcont@ued on Page Four; Col. 81