The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-13

HoAA VI WuIll1ilSI oll, ~ SpeIlQll1S d
month at the F. A. Lord cottage,
next door to the Carolina Yacht
club on Wrightsville Beach. She
has as her. guests Mrs. Kathryn
Rylander, Mrs. Louis Ellis, and
Mrs. Frank Sheffield, all of AM
CIRCUS. Mrs. j a e is the sister
ln-law of Mrs. George P. James,
and a niece Of Mrs. Charles S.
Granger and Mrs. Herbert Price,
of this. city.
Miss Jane Marlborough of Raleigh
is the attractive guest Of her
grandmother, Mrs. Swift M. Boat
wright at her home IA South Third
street, having come to Wilmington
at this time to attend the Regatta
at Wrightsville Beach. Jane is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Marlborough, Mrs. Var
borough being the former jamie
Boatwright of this city.
Mrs. Marion Harriss Of Laure-
burg, formerly of this city, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Harriss
at their home on Nun street. Mrs.
Harriss was the former Miss Mar
garet Cronly.
Friends of Mrs. E. Kedar Bryan
of II South Fifth street will regret
to learn that she is confined to her
home because Of illness. Her con-
dition was reported to be greatly
improved.
Mrs. Alice Morrow Of the Clean
der Court apartments left last
Monday night for her former home
at Lake Placid, N. Y, for an ex-
tended stay. While away she will
also visit friends in New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Lowe Doss
of 30 Country Club Pines have an
nounced the arrival Of a son.,
James Johnston Doss, or Friday,
July II, at the Marion Sprunt an
mex. Mrs. Doss was the former
Miss Mary Lee Johnston Of Can
ton, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard B.
Gwathmey and two children Of
Country Club Pines are spending
two weeks at Wrightsville Beach
where they are occupying the
Lawrence Lewis, Jr., cottage at IL
East Augusta street. MI. and Mrs.
Lewis and child returned to Rich
mond several days ago after spend
ing the past month at their sea-
sonal home here.
Mrs. Corbett Stovall left on Fri
day night for New York city to
join her husband. Prior to their
marriage on July s., Mrs. Stovall
was Mary Bellamy Of Whining
ton.
Miss Mary Laureston Hardin,
Miss Helen Hardin, and Miss Peg
gy Hutcheson of Richmond arriv'
ed on Wednesday to spend a week
in the city and at Wrightsville
Beach. Mary Laureston Hardin and
Peggy Hutcheson are staying at
the Carolina Yacht club on the
beach and Helen Hardin is the
guest of Jane Reynolds at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradford Reynolds on North 18th
street in the city. The two lovely
Hardin girls are the daughters OF
Mrs. P. G. Perdue of Richmond,
formerly of Wilmington. They are
nieces of Mrs. Thomas c. Darst,
Miss Sue Hardin, Mrs. Lenox G..
Cooper, John H. Hardin and Eu-
| gene B. Hardin.
James F. Robertson, Jr.. son OF
DR.. and Mrs. James F. Robertson,
expects to leave tomorrow by plane
for Guam in the south Pacific. Jim
has accepted a position as an en-
gineer with the Roberts Construc-
ton company of Atlanta and has
been ordered to report immediate
ly at Guam.
Mrs. Roy Craig of Lake Wales,
Fla, and Mrs. c. D. Cooper OF
Burlington shared honors at the
| Surf club on Tuesday morning
when Mrs. w. T. Cheatham Of
Burlington and Wrightsville Beach
| entertained at four tables Of bridge
and luncheon for them. Mrs. Craig,
the former Mary Giles Bellamy OF
this city is visiting her mother,
Mrs. John D. Bellamy at her sum-
mer home on Bradley's Creek
while Mrs. Cooper vas the guest Of
Mrs. Cheatham at her cottage or.
the northern extension at Wrights-
vile Beach. Mrs. Cheatham's
guests included: Mrs. Cooper,
Mrs. Craig, Mrs. Raymond H.
Holland. Mrs. Mary Nixon Hard
wicke, Mrs. Walker Taylor, Mrs.
Hargrove Bellamy, Mrs. J. 1rvung
Corbett, Mrs. Walter Storm, Mrs.
Sam Nash, Jr.. Mrs. j. Daziel
Sprunt, Mrs. Charles B. Parmele,
Mrs. Dan H. Renton, Mrs. Robert
Strange, Mrs. Alice B. Andrews,
Mrs. Charles J. Becker, Mrs.
George T. Clark, and Miss Mary
London james.
Miss Joan Nesmith now of Gar
den City, Long Island, has arriv-
ed to be the guest of Miss Olivia
Lynch at her home in Forest Hills.
Peg, you remember Joan, she is
the attractive 16-year-old daughter
of Colonel and Mrs. James Nesmith
now of Garden City, but who dur
ing the days of Camp DAVIS re-
sided with her parents in the
Roger Page home on Country Club
boulevard. I understand Joan plans
to enter Cornell university next
year to complete her studies.
That seems to be about all Of the
news at the present moment, SO
will say adieu until next Sunday.
With warmest personal regards.
Sincerely yours.
DIE