The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-21

with her sister, Mrs. oteWaT1.
who has visited here for several
months each winter for some
years past.
Mrs. Rinaldo r. Page With her
son, Rye Fage, Jr., returned
Yesterday tsm New York CITY
where they spent the past week.
Friends of Sam C.. Sweeny. of
Channel Drive, Wrightsville
Beach,, who for the past two
weeks has been a patient at The
New England Baptist hospital,
Boston, Mass, will be delighted
to hear that he is responding
beautifully to treatment and
to be discharged from the
hospital and allowed to return
home in about a week.
Friends of Alfred Sternberger
of 2O6 Colonial Drive, Forest
will regret to hear that he
is a patient at James Walker
Memorial hospital. His condition
is not regarded as serious, how
ever.
Miss Atha Josey, lovely talent
ed daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin B. Josey of ALB Orange
street has returned to her home
here from New York city where
for the past two winters she was
an instructress at The Arthur
Murray School of Dancing. We
hear that Atha is contemplating
opening several private classes
in the art of beautiful ballroom
dancing, in the near future.
Mrs. Albert F. Perry and Miss
Jane Perry left on Wednesday
night for Washington, D. c.,
where Jane will enter Miss Ma
deira's fashionable and exclusive
school for young ladies.
DR.. and Mrs. Francis Curtz-
wiler of Toledo, Ohio, have ar
rived in the city and are the
guests of Mrs. Curtzwiler's son
ard d%aughter-in = law, Mr.. and
Mrs. George E. Kidder at their
home IN Wrightsville Sound.
While hece they will also spend
some time with several friends.
Mrs. Curtzwiler, the former
Frances Bailey Kidder, now the
wife Of one Of the vests most
eminent rhentonologists. is an
extremely popular native of
OUR TOWN..
Honoring Kennth Murchison
Sprunt, whose marriage to Miss
Betsey Long of Winston = Salem
was a brilliant social event of
Piedmont North Carolina yester-
day afternoon at S o'clock, a
group of thirty men friends en-
tertained at a Bachelor
Dinner" at The Cape Fear club,
Second and Chestnut streets on
Tuesday evening at 7:30 O'Clock.
Among those present were; Ken
meth Sprunt, ]. Laurence Sprunt,
Sam Nash Sprunt, Laurence
Gray Sprunt, James L. Sprunt
of Houston, Texas, Peter Browne
Ruffin, Swift M. Boatwright, Da-
vid R. Murchison, Jr., Wallace
Murchison, Alex Sprunt, Robert
Bellamy, William Emerson,
Jr., William Clark James,, Bill
ly Murchison, John Murchison,
Fred Poisson, Louis Hinton,
Hugh Morton, Thomas H.
Wright, Jr., J. Holmes Davis,
Jr., Julien K. Taylor Jr., George
F.. Kidder, Harold Alexius, John
Alexius, Jr., and others.
The first meeting of the sea-
son of The Social Service Lea
que, which is their semi-annua]
one, will be held on Wednesday,
September "a, at $3.50 o'clock at
St. James parish house. New Of
ficers will be installed at that
TINA
Mrs. Cyrus D Hogue of Clean
der has returned from Green
vile, S. c., where she spent a
week as the guest OF nee sister.
Mrs. Claude Ramsae,-, to at.
tend the wedding of Miss noro.
thy Anne Peace, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Roger = Pea-e Of
Greenville and her nephew, Ed.
mund Adams Ramsaeur. son Of
Mrs. Claude Ramsaeur, which
took place at the home of tho
BRIDES parents on Thursday Sep.
temba 4 at $50 o'c|,.k ~ til.
evening The bride S father, Mr.
Peace is Fl former United States
Senator. The bridegroom's
mother, Mrs. Ramsa .ur s the
former Miss Betty Lott of Win.
ston Salem who has visited he1
sister, Mrs. Hogue, here on mum.
erous occasions. Among the
many distinguished guests at the
wedding were Senator and Mrs
James Francis Burns, of South
Carolina, Senator Burns being
our former Secretary of State
Numerous pre-nuptial entertain.
ments were given in honor oil
this popular young couple, Mrs,
Hogue being among those pres
ent. Upon their return from their
wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs.
Ramsaeur will make their home
in Charlottesville, Va, where
Edmund will begin a two year
Diplomatic Course at The Uni
versity Of Virginia.
Peg, I do wish you had been
here this past Thursday evening
to have heard Norman Cordon's