The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-11

IlC E1Illy has lStuIllGu u EllZd-
beth City this week.
Mrs. Harston was off this week
to visit her aunt, Mrs. J. A. Allen.
And, still another vacationeer was
Woman Justina Atwood, who was
given her discharge last month.
Chief Warrant Officer Atwood and
Mrs. Atwood will make their home
in North Carolina. Looking for an
apartment when he returns from
a brief holiday in the state is the
tall and handsome Captain Fred
Underwood, one of the towns
popular bachelors a decade ago.
There's a Mrs. now a very love-
ly hostess in the home the Under
woods have just sold.
Getting a Whit of salt air and
a sclntillating resite from summer
time Washington are the Chief JUS
tice of the Supreme Court and Mrs.
Fred M. Binson. They left yester-
day to board Mr.. and Mrs. Davies
yacht, the Sea Cloud. Mrs. Davis
who knows many things about
ships, herself, spent five years de-
signing the Sea Cloud, before it
was put to work. She has furnished
it with perfect taste, with walnut
furniture in the dining room and
heavily turned bases to hold her
China and glassware down. Just
yesterday we heard that former
Governor Max Gardner, and his
wife were also to be guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Davis in the near future.
Today Washington is just one
more American City. It's full
glamour departed with the exodus
of the Congressman : but not all
of the secretaries. They have been
busy looking those large, awe in
spring trunks, checking up this
and that before actually starting
out for their su1tan and relaxa-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Gordon
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Riley
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Riley
left today for a two weeks trip
motoring out to Milwaukee, Osh-
kiosk, Sparta and Madison, Wiscon-
sin to visit Mr.. Gordon's family.
Miss Louise Whitehurst leaves this
Sunday for Virginia Beach, where
she will be joined ~ her mother.
Mrs. W. L. Whitehurst, who with
another daughter, Miss Grace
Whltehurst has just returned to
Conetee after a visit to Washing
ton. Mrs. Whitehurst will join Miss
Louisa at the beach. Thea swing
ing up to Big Squam Lake, N. H.
for a week she will be accompani-
ed by Miss Blanch eMa in Sem
ator' Burch's office. Returning
they will spend two days in Boston
and two in New York City. More
head City is the destination of pret-
ty Georgia Davis, Secretary for
Representative Graham Barden.
Mrs. Mabel Cooley Downey turned
the nose of her car to Nashville.
NC. When she left this morning.
Miss Helen Whitaker and her sis
ter, Mrs. Clendenin of Raleigh are
off for New York, where they will
take a boat cruise up the Hudson
and into the picturesque portions
OF Canada. Mr.. and Mrs. P. o.
(Kid) Brewer hurried off for the
crisp, invi gorating mountain
breezes, the moment Congress ad-
journed and Miss Isabel Armour.
left for Shelby where she will
spend some time. The Hal (Har-
ODD Thomerson's are making big
plans for vacation time. First
there's Carolina Beach on their
calender for a week or more and
then Miami for the rest of August
and a part of September. Mr. and
Mrs. D. P. Robinson, Mrs. ]. H.
Reynolds and Mrs. Lonnie Breed
love all of Oxford, whipped through
DUR Capital today on their way to
New York City for the wedding of
seymour Dworsky of Oxford. Miss
Leila M. Dye of Fayetteville. is
spending her vacation with her sis
'er n Bluefield, W. Va, From there
will go to Wrixhtsvlle Beach.
others dashing home this week
included Miss Bessie Harvey who
S In GREENSBORO; Miss Eloise Port
n who is visiting many sections
II tae state; Mr.. and Mrs. R. A.
irwin who will pause III North
carolina en- route to South Caro-
ina and Georgia; the personable
ack Spain who is gong down
primarily at this time to have a
onsllectomy. Herbert Lineberger's
mile was pretty broad When he
eft the Capital yesterday. He was
to drive Representative
home in that new Mer-
ury, the astute legislator has re.