The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-14
BY JULIA McNINCH SLEAR

mer holiday has drawn to an
end, it is time for Washington
Tar Heels to turn their attention
to things other than the ''white
caps" at Wrightsville and Hat
teras, the multicolored views of
Western Carolina, or the pure
delight of simply being "back-
home" again! September in
Washington is a savory month
full of sparkling zest and move
ment. Youth steps up to the
front to take it's bow before 60
ing off to school and the dozens
and dozens of parties that mush-
room around the coins and COM
ings of each of the young col
lege folk from the colony here,
out-interests every thing else at
the moment.
Attractive Averil Borden,
daughter of Mrs. Borden and the
late DR.. John T. Borden of New
Bern who made her debut last
winter in Raleigh, and who won
two scholarships in June, one to
Bryn Mawr, the other to Vassar,
leaves shortly for Vassar after
a record party whirlwind. Pref
ty Jane GLASGOW who has been
the guest this summer of her
sister, Mrs. Leslie w. DeLauder
and Mr.. DeLauder, is off this
week for Women's college in
Greensboro with pleasant memo
ries of a party-deluge. Such as
Washington has not seen in
many months. And with just as
many recollections of good times
dancing in their heads . parties
in their honor = are Miss Martha
Egerton, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Edgerton of 210
Connecticut Ave-, who leaves
September IS for Women's col
lege where she will be a junior
advisor and the much-feted Ame-
liza Colinger of Greensboro who
has been visiting Miss Edger-
ton. Highlighting their end = Of
summer joys was a weekend at
West Point. This is Martha's
third year at Women's college.
WARREN BOYS
The Warren boys, Lindsay
Jr., and Charles have had an
active summer. Lindsay Jr., is
Just back from a fishing trip in
that fisherman's paradise. Ore
gon Inlet. Charles, who is a nat
ural born : lawyer, enters law
school at Chapel Hill this week
but uppermost in his mind at
the dance were Lindsay and the
beautiful Josephine Hoyt, of
Washington, N. c.
Gay farewells were said with
parties to clever Sabra Bauman,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Penick Bauman who returns to
Peace college. Teresa Wohl,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stan
ley Vail, and her brother, Mar
tin Vail, who was gradual
from the Congressional Pages
school in June have been hosts
at some of the incest of the
younger set affairs of summer
time Washington. Teresa leaves
for Salem college this coming
week, where she is q second
year student.
Off for Wake Forest for his
second year is Lamar Caudle,
Jr., who returned last week with
his family from a months stay
at Ocean Drive. Accompanying
the Caudles home were Attorney
General and Mrs. Tom Clark
who spent some times as their
guests on the beach. Waiting for
the personable young Mr.. eau
die at Wake Forest will be Will
liam E. Foster, son of Mrs. En-
ma Johnson Foster who was al
so graduated from the Congress
sional Pages School in June and
awarded the American Legion
Medal for excellent scholastic
records. Charles Edward Bell,
Jr., (Sanford) is planning to
leave this week for Wake Forest
to resume his studies there. He
will be accompanied by his sis
ter, Mary Catherine, who is a
Junior and Elizabeth, LIST year
student. The Wake Forest group
in Washington is growing rapid
ly and at a recent meeting of
the local chapter Of the Alumnae
association, the Rev. Har-
bert Baucom of the Takoma
Park church was elected presi-
dent.
Arch Riddick, Jr., son Of DR..
and Mrs. Arch Lockhard Rid
dick will return to Guilford col