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wedding OF Miss Charlotte I. ShonA
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L.
EShone. and Mr.. John M. Taylor. jr.
of washington and Lawrenceville,
Va. The bride was escorted by her
father and attended by Miss Mary
Walker and the Misses Barbara Car
son and Rose Lee r. Shone. Mr..
Donald Loving served as best man
for the bridegroom and the Messrs.
Matthew Wise, Taylor russell, How
ard Barnes and Robert G. Shone
were the ushers.
Hanfer-Mahoney
Announcement is made Of the
marriage Of Miss Eleanor Anne Ma
honey, daughter of Mrs. Francis B.
Mahoney of Worcester, Mass, to Mr..
Donald v. Hunter. jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hunter of Chevy Chase. The
ceremony took place In st. Mary's
Catholic Church in Rockville and
was followed by a reception for rela-
tives and intimate friends at the
Columbia Country Club. Mrs. Leo
|O'Gorman attended her sister and
Mr.. Mike Hunter served as best man
for his brother. Mr.. James Hollis,
and Mr.. Leo O'Gorman were ,tr.e
usherS.
Gaie-Shiriey
Miss CasN -.e elizabeth Shirley,
do ~ Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tilden
-,1lirley of Mclean, recently became
the bride of Mr.. Reed Gale, son of
Mrs. Ethel E. Gale and the late Mr..
Reed Gale. The wedding took place
in the Arlington Courthouse, the
Rev. A. l.. Maiden officiating. The
bride was attended by Miss Mary
Walker of Mclean, and Mr.. Clifford
r. Smith Of Arlington served as best
man
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Mrs. Belle Boarman, 81,
Dies al Home OF Dauqhter

Mrs. Belle Simms Boarman, 81,
widow of John M. Boarman, Charles
County (Md) plantation owner, died
yesterday after brief illness at the
home of her daughter, MRS. Oma
C. Brown, 1914 Porter street NV,
where she had lived for several years
At the bedside were her four sur
viving children, P Simms Boarman,
Mrs Brown, Mrs. Elsie B. Gold
smith and Mrs. R. S. Ledman, all
of Washington. Other survivors
include a sister, Mrs. Florence La
Prayers will be held at the Hyso1ig
funeral home at pm. tomorrow.
Requiem mass will be said at ST.
Thomas Catholic Church, Chapel
Point, Md, at 1890 am. Monday
with burial in the church cemetery
CIRQUE of New Orleans, IA grand
children and II great-grandchildren.
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Daughters Conrts
Plans Garden PARTY

Plans for a garden party on July
Il will be completed by Court No.
212, Catholic Daughters of America
at a meeting at 8 pm. Tuesday in
the Willard Hotel.
Miss Mary Louise Brown has been
appointed chairman and Mrs. A. l..
Brueckner, co-chairman, of the
affair which will be held in the gar
den of the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Brueckner, ALL Colesville road, Hy-
attsville, Md.
The entertainment will have sew
eral attractive features, including
a flower mart, gift table, surprise
package table, white elephant table
and other specialties. Supper will
be served from 4:30 to $50 pm.
Proceeds will go to the new club
house, now in the process Of re-
decoration. New members are espe-
cially invited to attend and to bring
their friends. Another summer
event on the Courts calendar will
be the annual moonlight cruise on
August |
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5. Ross Jones Rites Held !;
Was District EmpIoye

Funeral services for s. Ross Jones,
former employe of the District De-
partment of Vehicles and Traffic,
were held at the Hines funeral home
this afternoon with burial In Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Jones, who died Thursday in
Sibley Hospital following long ILL
ness, lived at 1909 Twentieth street
NE. He had retired August !, 1916,
after 10 years as information clerk
at the vehicles and traffic Office.
A native of Indiana, Mr.. Jones
moved to Washington in 1927. Sur
vivors include his widow, Mrs. Grace
H. Jones; daughter, Mrs. John B.
Braymer, and q son. Robert r.
Jones, both of Washington.
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Sneaker Named

The Rev. William J. Lineback, di-
rector of work for the Christian
Church Council, will be guest speak
er at a meeting of the Woman's
Council of the National City Chris
tian Church at l pm Tuesday in
the social hall at 1908 Vermont
avenue NV. ..
A business meeting will be held
at IL am, followed by luncheon at
noon. Mrs. A. J. Cohen, of the
Women's Council, will conduct the
worship service,
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Officers Installed

Miss Dorothy Fagan was installed
as president of Alpha Lambda
Chapter of Phi Delta Delta Inter
national Legal Fraternity this week,
succeeding Mrs. Winifred Grant,
outgoing president.
Other officers include: Miss Alice
Miller, vice president: Mrs. Frances
Elgy Smith, secretary: Miss Doris
G. wilkins, chaplain; Miss Irene
Mead, chancellor, and Miss Pauline
Leach, recorder.
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Philippine Dinner

The Chief of the Washington
Bureau Of the Manila Chronicle and
Mrs. Diosdado M. Yap entertained
at dinner last evening at the Ma
tional Press Club In honor Of Mr.
and Mrs. Manuel B. Villanueva and
their two daughters, Manolita and
Erlanda. Mr.. Villanueva is presi-
dent of the Manila Chronicle Pub
fishing Company and he is visiting
in the United States in the interest
of his publication.
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Dibl0n7atic Parties Cr01Ud
CabifaPs Friday Calendar
Bv Betty BeaIe

diplomats social show The Australian
entertained until the Indian
cocktails
dinner while still another afternoon
appointed United Ambassador
Ellis by the Urguayan Charge dAares and
de Mora.
particularly Most Of the chiefs Of the
the Moas apartment at 2400 Six
teenth The Director General OF the
de Leras this list and the
state represented friends OF the
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Film Executive Dies

SAN FRANCISCO, June % tp)-
Clarence Bricker. SIS, Hollywood mo-
ton picture executive. died yester-
day of heart attack while film
ing scenes for a Forthcoming pic
ture at a hotel here. Mr. Bricker
was a production manager for the
Roy Del Ruth Productions.
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Wedemeyers Fefed

1t. Gen. and Mrs. A. c. Wede-
meyer were feted last evening at q
buffet supper. Seventy-f1ve officers
who served under Gen. Wedemeyer
in the China Burma India theater
gathered at Boiling Field for re-
union In honor of their former
commander In chief.
Cocktails were served at 7 o'clock
and followed by dinner and dancing
to the music of the A. A. r. band.
Receiving with the guests of honor
were Col. and Mrs. Mason Lucas
and Mai and Mrs. Maurice Levin.
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Installation Held

Mrs. Ida Alpher took Office as new
president of the Goldie Myerson
Branch Of the Pioneer Women OF
Palestine at special installation
ceremonies held this week.
The new officers are: Mrs. Jen-
ME Floam, first vice president; Mrs.
Hedda Lowens, second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Freida Haleff, recording
secretary; Mrs. Ada Benson, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Sonia
Levins, financial secretary; Mrs.
Ann Singman, treasurer, and Mrs.
Millow Horvitz, corresponding sec
rotary
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1n mrntnriant


BILLINGS, JOHN n. In memory of our
dear father, JOHN H. BILLINGS, who de-
parted this life thirty-two years ago to-
day, June 2S, 1915.
You are not forgotten, dear father,
As long as life and memory last
HIS PEvoTEp SONS i AsR pAyeHTEEs PA1e
DIaGs AND JULIA RoUNDTREE.
my wife, IINoR 8. cONoVER, who de-
parted this life four years ago today, june
Before my eyes you faded,
Patiently bearing your suffering,
Until God took you away ,,n
Where parting Ia no more.
JACKSON. LUCY A. a tribute Of loys
and dsy3tion % IN msTosy Of ,a my dear moth
Ave years ago today. June 2s 1912.
God gave me wonderful mother
One of the worlds very best,
And when r,,.a on earth cart her work was done
Happy to know today can say
I loved her and did my best
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, LENA ROBINSON
JACKSON. LUCY A. y A tribute Of love
in memory of our dear grandmother, LUCY
A. JACKSON. who fell asleep in Jesus five
years ago today. June 2S, 1912.
loved one from us. has gone.
voice We loved Is stllled;
place is vacant in our hearts
Which never can be flled.
We miss your kind and loving hands,
NV Your sweet and loving care;
We miss you, dear grandmother,
We miss you everywhere.
YOUR DEVOTED GRANDCHILDREN
JACKSON, MARGARETTE ELIZABETH
faa RE lfTps nfnGEE q y sesffr Th,
1910. '' ' ~ '1 ~ "
Full seven years have passed away
And in .ha sheiE wake broush.
Is in that bright tomorrow.
For since the day you left me here,
| God has called many others.
My father and my mother.
But. oh, the joy that I do fnd,
| While waiting here alone,
To know that you are safely there
| In our Fathers home.
And so while I wait here alone,
Burdened down with sorrow.
| For that bright tomorrow.
Dedicated to the. memory of my loves
sarette Elizabeth JACKSON u EDWARD % Lace: ace
TNEz LACEY JACKSON. 1905 7 st. NV.
PATTERSON, MARY BELL. In lovinl
aASY s nssasF se sr.Rss Ts
departed this life one year ago today
/ Suddenly you left US one year ago today
4 God only knows the heartaches we've ha
4 since you went away;
In our hearts your memory fingers,
/ Sweetly, tenderly, fond and true.
Some may think we are not lonely
When at times they see us smile,
But IL they only knew the heartaches
| Our smiles hide all the while.
She had smile that every one loved,
! heart as pure as gold:
To those who knew and loved her,
| Her memory will never grow old
LOVING HUSBAND. LUKE PATTERSON
| CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN.
SIMMS. LoTTIE. In loving memory Q
our dear mother and grandmother, LOTTI
SIMMS. who left US two years ago today
June 2S, 1916.
Sometime it is hard to see
| Why loved ones have to part
Still may our faith and trust in God
Bring comfort to our hearts.
For we know you'll be waiting
With loving smile and outstretched han
To make a glad reunion
: In that happy, promised land.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER BERNAF
DINE, AND GRANDDAUGHTER. MAR
WILLIAMS, HANNAH. In loving T.
memhrance of our dear mother. HANNA
i WILLIAMS, who departed this life thtrt,
!. eight years ago, June IS, 1909.
i Memory Keeps us ever near you.
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Dfatha

WINFIELD, IDA v. On Saturday, June
IDA V. WINFIELD, wife Of the late Albert
N. Winfield, mother Of Edward 4. and
Richard A. Winfield. Mrs. Eva Potts and
Mrs. Margaret Jacobs. She also Is survived
by four sisters. Prayers at her late resi-
dence on Tuesday. July /. Notice of fu-
neral later
woMACK, OSCAR D., sR. On Friday.
June ~, 1947. OSCAR D. WoMACK,. 81. :,
OF 1889 Clifton St. NV, beloved husband
of Katie Womack, father of Mrs. Ralph
Washburn. Mrs. r. o. Seehafer, Miss Bar
bara Anna Womsck, David O., Oscar D.,
jr.: Ernest D., James A., Lloyd B. and Leon
Womack Services at Chambers Funeral
Home, 1400 Chapin st. NV. on Monday,
June 30. at 1890 am. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 20
wOOTEN. WINSTON T.. On Thursday,
June 26. I947. at his residence, SOL 18Th
st. s.e., WINSTON z. WOOTEN. beloved
husband of Lindy +. Wooten, son Of Will
liam and Lula M. Wooten. Services at
Chambers Funeral Home. 517 1lth st. Sc,
on Monday. June 80, at l pm. Interment
Washington National Cemetery. 20
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M. S. Sherman, IA, Dies;
Hartford Courunt Editor
By the Asseeioted Press

HARTFORD, Conn, June 28.-
Maurice Sinclair Sherman, "a, ed
itor and publisher of the Hartford
Courant, died yesterday in the Hart
ford Hospital shortly after he was
stricken with a heart attack.
For many years he was a trus-
tee of the Carnegie Foundation for
International Peace and a member
of the American Society of News
naner Editors
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Inurilinna

yelling Of the monument honorinR the late
HYMAN w. KAPILOVITCH will take place
sunday. June 20, 1947. at 2 Pm, 1t the
National Capitol Hebrew Cemetery, Benz
fafng, D. c. The family and friends viii
leave from 5122 Kansas ave. NV. at
p.m. 20
OSCAR, REBECCA. The unveiling Of
beloved mother Of Mrs. I. Diamond
Of washington. D. C., and Isaac Furman
Of Baltimore, Nd. will take place On Su1-
viii meet at IL am. at Congresati9n TAI
mud Torah. 467 z st. s.w. Services AZ
the cemetery at 11.30 am.
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Poetry Nee

The Poetry Reading Society OF
Washington will meet at 1890 am.
Tuesday at the YWCA. with Mrs
H. Lyle Campbell, president, pre-
siding. The group will continue its
regular meetings throughout the
summer months.
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Mr.. ana MIS-. FrcdeTtcE AEeT-
ander Wintrey OF Arlington
announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Miss Nancy
Louise Wintrey, to Mr.. Donald
Joseph Costello, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Walter L. Costello OF
Providence, r. I. Miss Wintrey
and Mr.. Costello are at pres
ent in Germany and they aoiH
be married In Bremerhapen
this summer.
American Red Cross Photo.
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House Passes CCC Extension

Final House action yesterday sent
to the White House legislation pro-
longing the life of the Commodity
Credit Corp. for a year beyond
June 80.
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Darn uf ThankH

MORTON, GEoRGIANNA BROOKS. To
Ali those who sent flowers and also TO tne
pastor who preached the excellent ssrm9n
Thursday at services for my VIE. SSn ~
deepest appreciation. onrox
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HILL, HARRY HARLAND. On Satur-
day, June 2S, 1947, at his home. In
Shesterbrook,, va. HARRY ~ AAELAND, B NII,
and father Of Mrs Jessie H. Mcintosh,
Mrs. Lois II. Beall and Russell H. Hill, He
also is survived by two grandchildren
Janet Lee Beall and Harry Russell Hill
Services at the Chesterbrook Methodist
Church on Monday, June 80 at pm.
Interment in oskwood Cemetery. Falls
Church, Va. ~
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%. I94T, at Veterans Hospital.
Keeoughtan. Va. ALBERT =.
50 WHITE, the beloved son of Al
@ cenis E. and the late Veinsy
White. brother Of Mrs. Mabel N.
Hubel of Washington, D. c.
Morris V. and W. winfeld White Of Land
over, Nd Friends may call at the Lee Fu-
neral Home, 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne
where services will be held on Tuesday.
july l.. at . pm. 1nterment Arlington
National Cemetery. so
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
Hill
Gives Party
AT Magno|ias

Entertaining for Miss Nudge
Strange, bride-elect of April 10,
Miss Mary Hill, home for the
spring holidays from Salem college
was hostess at a bridal luncheon
in her home on Market street Tues.
day at noon,
Miss Hills guests were invited
for 1870 o'clock and received in
the drawing rooms of the home
which were charmingly decorated
with mixed spring flowers. Lunch
con was served buffet style from
a lovely table holding a center
arrangement of mixed white flow
ers. Places e laid for the fol
lowing guests at auxiliary tables:
Miss Strange, honoree, Miss
Mary Bellamy, Miss Lilly Groov-
err, Mrs. Bryan Broadfoot, Miss
Charlotte Sprunt, Mrs. William T.
liars, Jr., Mrs. Thomas Henry
fright, Jr., Mrs. Robert Blake,
Mrs. Hugh Morton, Miss Lillian
Bellamy, Miss Catherine Becker.
Miss Jane Sprunt, Miss Jane Reyn.
olds. Miss Elizabeth Marye, Mrs.
Robert Strange. Mrs. Thomas Hen
ry Wright and Mrs. W. S. R,
Beane, Ill.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
PERSONALS

Mrs. Frank Dunnigan of New
York City arrived Wednesday te
spend a week with her mother
Mrs. Charles j. Becker at he1
home in Oleander.
Mrs. Homer Callahan Of Coun'
Gil and Wilmington is visiting her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Molnar Of Detroit,
Michigan.
W. w. Newbrandt, Sr., Of 213
Orange st. will spend the next 10
days with his son and daughter
in-law, in Columbia, S. c. While
in Columbia, he will celebrate his
seventy-seventh birthday.
Mrs. George c. Peterson has re-
turned to her home in Washing
ton, D. c., after visiting Mrs. J.
w. Ryssy at her home on Wrights-
vile Beach. Mrs. Ryssy and her
father. J. A. Orrell accompanied
Mrs. Peterson as far as Washing
ton and from there they will visit
in New York city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
Bridge
Scheduled By.
Junior SorosIs

Junior Sorosis will sponsor a
benefit bridge party Tuedsay
night, April IS, at 8 o'clock at the
Community Center, Mrs. Bradley
J. Wootten, publicist announced
last night.
Those wishing to attend have
been asked to call the following
committee members: Mrs. Ernest
Bullock, 5793; Mrs. A. j. Bergen
2-8291; and Mrs. w. E. Stanley,
2-1917.
Mrs. Tyree Moose is acting
chairman of table sales and Mrs
John Parker and Mrs. Cecil
Sandifer are preparing refresh
ments.
Prizes and decorations are I'm
der the direction of Miss Shirley
Newland and Miss Dorothea
Jones, respectively.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
Dance
Planned By
Finca Club

The Finca club of st. Johns
Tavern will entertain Saturday
evening at a formal dinner dance
for approximately 100 members
and their guests in the fincs
room of the tavern.
According to Melvin Kester, act.
ing chairman of the affair, dinner
will be served from 1854 pm
Dancing will follow throughout the
evening.
The spring forma, which is the
first of its type to be given by
the organization, follows numer'
GUS evenings Of winter entertain
ment brought about by a group o.
the city's younger set.
The Finca club Mr.. Kester said
was organized last fall and takes
its name from the Dor in the
tavern decorated in South Ameri
can style. Articles and furniture
used in the decoration of the room
came from Guatemala.
Charter members Of the Fincs
club are: Melvin Kester, ROLAND
Cooper, Avery Loftin, C. D. Mar
tin, Kenneth Bland, Edgar Carter
Richard Dunlea, and Rober
Simpson.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
Women's Fellowship Class
Hold Banquet AT Gi|mour Hall

The Young Women's Fellowship
class OF First Presbyterian church
held its annual spring banquet
Tuesday evening at Gilmour hall,
with approximately As members
and their husbands attending the
affair.
Seated at the guest table were:
Miss Gertrude Moore, outgoing
president; George L. Mitchell,
superintendent Of the Sunday
school; MI. and Mrs. Edwin
Clark, Mrs. A. W. McWhorter, and
Miss Elizabeth McWhorter.
During the evening officers for
the coming year were installed by
MIR. Mitchell. They we're: Mrs.
Dwight McEwen, Jr., president;
Mrs. J. A. Scott, vice president;
Mrs. w. R. Hadley, secretary, and
Mrs. David Lewis, treasurer.
Highlighting the class's enter.
tainment was the presentation Of
dancing offered by Mrs. Belcher's
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
|Mrs. GWathme
|Enterfains For
Strange

Mrs. Richard B. Gwathmey en-
tertained Tuesday afternoon al
her home on Mimosa Drive, Coun-
try Club Pines, with a lovely tea
honoring Miss Nudge Strange, pop
ular young bride elect of the
month.
Guests we're invited for 5 o'clock
and were received by the hostess
and honoree in the living room
which was charmingly DECORATED
with mixed spring flowers. Dur
ing the afternoon tea was served
by Mrs. Thomas deRosset of Bal
timore and Mrs. Fred Dick from
a beautifully appointed tea table.
Mrs. Gwathmey's guests includ-
ed: .
Miss Strange, guest OF honor,
Mrs. Robert Strange, Mrs. Nelson
MacRae, Mrs. Julian Morton, Miss
Blanche Morton, Mrs. J. Douglas
Taylor, Mrs. Burke Bridge-s, Mis-:
Elizabeth Bridgers, Miss Martha
Bellamy, Miss Mary Bellamy,
Miss Lillian Bellamy, Miss Ann
Burr, Miss Margaret Grower,
Miss Lilly Grower, Miss Gibbs
Holmes, Miss Louise Wells, Miss
Charlotte Sprunt. Miss Louise
Warner. Mrs. Hugh Morton, Miss
Mary Hill, Mrs. Bryan Broadfoot,
Mrs. Carl M. Allen, Miss Betty
Blue Davis. Mrs. Allan Strange,
Miss Mary Symmes, Miss Carolyn
Holland, Mrs. Hunter c. Phelan,
Mrs. Harry c. James, Mrs. Stan
lev Winbourne, Mrs. William
Thornton, Mrs. Robert Blake, Miss
Catherine Becker, Mrs. Chris Eu-
gene Fonveille and Miss Eleanor
Willetts.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
Barbara Allen,
Paul Darden
To Wed Soon

Miss Barbara Allen, daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard E. Alien
whose marriage to Paul c. Oar
den, Jr. of Wilson will take place
Saturday evening, April 10, at {
o'clock at St. Andrews-C ovenant
church, has completed plans fol
her wedding.
The bride-elect, who will be Civ
en- in marriage by -her
father Leonard E. Allen, will be
attended by Mrs. Roland Perry,
her sister, as matron-of-honor'
Bride smaids will be Miss Susan
Darden, sister of the bridegroom
of Wilson and Mrs. Allen H. Var
Dyke of Greenville.
Laurence P. Flemmnig of Will
son, will attend the bridegroom
elect as best man. The grooms
men will be Stuart Walston, Jane
Rowland and H. H. Walston I
all of Wilson, and L. Gleason Al
len. brother of the bride-elect, o
Wilmington.
DR.. Eugene Witherspoon, paste:
of the church, will perform tn
double-ring ceremony. Soloist will
be Mr.. Arthur John Of this cit.
and Mrs. Elton Skilton of Morris
Connecticut, organist.
The following friends will enter
tain at pre-nuptial parties: Mrs
Garland Palmer, Mrs. Charles F
Bell, Miss Mary Nisbet, Mrs. Jacl
LeGwin, Miss Mary D. Carr, Mrs
George F. Tiencken, Mr.. and Mr.
Roland Perry and Mrs. Allen H
Van Dyke.
Following the ceremony a re
ception for immediate friends O
the family and out-of--town guest
will be held at the home of thu
brides parents. 1913 Princes
street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
Mrs.. Corbett,
Mrs. St0va|l
Give Luncheon

Miss Nudge Strange was guest
of honor yesterday at noon, when
entertained at a bridal luncheon
by Mrs. J. Irving Corbett and
Mrs. Harry Stovall at the home
of the former, 1705 Chestnut street.
Miss Strange is to be married
to Thomas L. Morton, April 10
at St. James Episcopal church.
Guests were invited for 1870
o'clock and places were laid for
the following:
Miss Strange, guest Of honor,
Miss Mary Hill, Miss Lilly Groov-
er, Miss Mary Bellamy. Miss Lii
liam Bellamy.' Mrs. Frank Dumb
gan of New York, Miss Catherine
Becker, Mrs. Bryan Broadfoot,
Miss Charlotte Sprunt, Mrs. Will
liam r. Mars, Jr., Mrs. Hugh
Morton, Mrs. Carl M. Allen, Mrs.
Harry Stovall, Jr., Mrs. Hunter c.
Phelan, Jr., Mrs. Sherwood Dud-
ley of Chattanooga, Tenn, and
Mrs. Robert Strange.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
Committee Chairmen Named
For Spring Flower Show

Mrs. Lester W. Preston, general
chairman of the Cape Fear Gar
den club flower show, which will
be held May Ct at the, Community
Center has recently announced
her full roster of committee chair
men.
These chairmen, according to
Mrs. Preston, are now busy lining
up their individual committees
and from the enthusiasm shown,
the resumption of the spring flow
ar show, after a lapse of five
Years. is meeting with a favorable
response from all over the city.
The show is open to the general
public, who are asked to make
exhibits, and schedules will be dis
tributed as soon as possible Ill
order that flower growers may be
lining up their contributions.
Heads of committees will be:
Co-General chairman: Mrs. j.
ID. Freeman
Honorary chairman: Mrs. j.
H. Gerdes, president of the Gar
den club.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10

school of dancing. following which
Mrs. A. w. McWhorte~ sang
several selectic~~
Among those attending the class
junction We4c. -s--.
R. Hadley, Mr.. and ms. l. L..
Carlson, Mr.. and Mrs John Knox
Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Sewell,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. R ivenbark
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Scott, ano
MI. and Mrs. Clayton McFadyen.
Mrs F. H. Widen, Mrs. R. 3.
Holton, Mrs. M. M. Nichols, Mrs.
F. D. Singleton, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
M. Burton, MI. and Mrs. Dwight
McEwen, Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs.
David w. Lewis.
Miss Dorothy Forbes, Miss Eliz-
abeth Grady, Mrs. Mamie Rob.
erts, Mrs. Robert Redmayne
Mrs. Emma Freely. Mrs. Robert
W. Way, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E.
Livingston, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Byrd, Mrs. Jean Tillett, and M
A. c. Divine.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10

Group To See
One-Act Play

Maker of Dreams" a one-act
play by Oliver Down, will be pre-
sented this afternoon at 4 o'clock
before the Sorosis Literature de-
partment in the Sorosis clubhouse,
by members Of the New Hanover
High school speech arts class.
The play which is under the d.
rection of Miss Mildred johnson,
head Of the high school depart
ment, is being brought to the So
rosis group by Mrs. j. W. Grise.
Heads Of the department are:
Mrs. A. B. Love. chairman; Mrs.
H. M. Wellott. co-chairman; and
Mrs. B. H. Thomason, secretary.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
COMMITTEE HEADS

IH
Schedule: Mrs. T. F. D,ra.
and Mrs. Emmett Bellamy, Osa
Staging: Mrs. P. R. Smith
Entry: Mrs. Louis Ormond
Miss Ruth Loman 's
Decorating: Mrs. Louis g.n,.
and Mrs. J. w. Ryssy 'a
W%ildflower: mrs. Fvs,,
Toomer usf
Publicity: Mrs. William c. D.,
ertson. ''''
Prizes: Mrs. Heide Trask
Educational: Mrs. Alber, D..
Commercial: Mrs. Guerard e.!
kins N"'
Hospitality: Mrs. W. M. d..
Judging: Mrs. J. Buren, sidbuSa
Junior Exhibits: Mrs. T. p ~
ly and Mrs. j. o. Broughton. D''
Posters: Mrs. c. Wayne sr,.
Ger.
Properties: Mrs. D. H. ps,...
Information: Mrs. j. Fy,s,
Hacker
Door: Mrs. Walter Curtis
The full membership OF yariO,,
committees will be annopno..
later.