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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16
Washington Social Whirl Daily
Gains Momentum For Tar Heels

Mrs. Chase Going Woodhouse,
wife of Professor Woodhouse OF
Chapel Hill and former Congress-
woman, a S honored Wednesday
at a luncheon given by Mrs. Jouett
Shouse in her newly remodeled
house on F street. Mrs. Woodhouse
recently appointed executive di-
rector of the Women's Division,
Democratic National committee
has purchased a home in George
town and is moving there this
week. Guests at the luncheon in
Guided Mrs. Fred Vinson. wife OF
the Chief Justice, Mrs. Clinton An
derson, wife of the Secretary OF
Agriculture; Mrs. Robert Porter
Patterson, wife of the Secretary OF
War; Mrs. Tom Clark, wife of the
Attorney General. Mrs. James F.
Byrnes and Mrs. Walter F.
George.
To say farewell to the very
popular Irish Minister a d Mrs.
Robert Brennan, Mr.. and Mrs.
JQSllI MlllSI lol .llCIly L DhliIoiii,
entertained so guests at dinner in
the Pan American Room of the
MayfloWer last Tuesday evening.
Earlier that day the Junior League
of Washington met at the Parrot
for luncheon when they heard
Mrs. C. S. Monroe, co-ordinator of
the Junior Leagues of America
speak. Attending were Mrs. John
M. Rails, Qnder London, Mrs.
Sherwood Smith Mrs. Travis
Brown who has just been elected
first vice-president and Mrs. How
ard Mincev.
Young buds of last Spring are
just as lovely this year and are
having just as much fun as this
seasons crop of lovely debs. Take
Edwina Pou Walden. Tuesday she
was luncheon guest OF Mrs Manu-
ell Davis and Mrs. Leon A. Tasho1
who we're entertaining for Senorita
Argentina Copella who will be
married in April to Robert Dudley.
And so it goes! One festive oc
casion being pushed off the calen
dar by another gayer. more eH
citing one. The dinner at which
the officers and Board of Cover
nors of the North Carolina Society
feted those Tar Heels who holo
toprung positions in Washington,
was one of the incest in the an
aals of the group. Mounds OF
spring flowers thanked by lighted
andes decked the U-shaped table
around which fifty North Carolinl-
ans gathered. A special feature OF
the affair was a frosted birthday
cake - a surprise for President
ISlear. who blew out the candles
with one great blow, then cut a
huge slice for every guest. Mrs
Lindsay looked quite charming In
a black net frock and SO did Mrs.
Caudle. who was accompanied by
her personable husband, the AS
sistant Attorney General, With
them for the dinner was DR.. Bow
man of Greensboro. The greatly
admired Senator Hoey was there
with the ever-present carnatlon.
Mrs. Cooley, gowned in white with
a spray of gardenias' came in On
the stroke of eight with ner hus-
hand. Congressman Cooley OF the
Fourth District. There, too, were
Congressman and Mrs. Bonner
ICongressmen Durham and Jones,
whose wives will join the official
circle in the late spring and Con
gressman and Mrs. Monroe Red
den. Mr.. and Mrs. John M: Ran
were applauded e n ergetlcally be-
cause of their mad" hats. Mrs.
Allie S. Hoke wore luscious green
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16
By JULIA McNINCH SLEAR

While winter and Spring are
uaying their usual hide and seek
in Washington, at this time OF
year, Nortj Carolinians are whisk-
ing about the city in all directions.
keeping up with a social whirl that
daily gains momentum. Out on
Connecticut avenue, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Howard Greenlea of Green
vile were hosts at a dinner for
70 Monday evening. And still far
Their out, in Chevy Chase, the c.
Preston SCOTS We're entertaining
around a hundred guests at a fare
we'll party for pretty Georgia
Nuchols who is bound for the West
Coast to visit her aunt, Mrs. Wal
ter ]. Warren, formerly of Carey.
Downtown, in the Presidential din
ing room of the Mayflower hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert M. Wilson
Of Chapel Hill in the pre-war days,
we're dinner hosts to some dozen
Or more guests, honoring Mrs.
Wilson'S mother. Mrs. Butler Tir-
rel, who was celebrating her Both
birthday,
In lie lare afternoons the Con-
greSSional club is as colorful and
as Turing as an old fashioned gar
Der. The White-paneled oval room
with its palms and soft music
makes a perfect setting for the be-
lowered and be-ribboned spring
bMnets that gather there. At tea
tine Wednesday, when the wives
Of members of Congress feted the
wives Of the Supreme Court JUS
tees it was a haven of loneliness,
With Castle Haynes daffodils add
ing a splash of golden springtime.
Mrs. Lindsay Warren, wife of the
Comptroller General of the United
States and Mrs. Clinton Anderson,
Wife OF the Secretary Of Agricul-
(ufe greeted the. guests down
stairs. Mrs. Fred Vinson, adopted
ny the Tar Heels, Mrs. Hugo
Black and others received up
stairs while the lovely and state
Y Mrs. Harold D. Cooley, Mrs.
I. B. Deane, Mrs. Herbert Bonner
and Mrs. Karl LIE Kompte alter
ca'ed at the tea and coffee urns.
very little of the conversation
lolched On the nations problems.
Like most spring tea-time = talk,
mats conferred the interest. And
we'll they might. Most of the ladies'
present had just that morning as
senoIed for the new Congressional
Millinery class. The teacher, Mrs.
w. Z. Resides comes down from
New York each week to instruct
me Congressional wives in the
fascinating art of hat-making!
friday afternoon the South Afri-
eah Mlnister and Mrs. Harry An
crews gathered a small number
o. friends Of Field Marshal Lord
henry Maitland Wilson to wish
ann Godspeed, now that's his War
ioo done and he is returning
rolle TO England. With him was
lacy Wilson who is remaining in
Washington a few months longer.
Mdtchlng Field Marshal Wilson, a
S'alWart Of 6 feet 4 in height, was
.e handsome North Carolina I'm
p~efSecretary of War Kenneth C..
noSsA' At his side was lovely Mrs.
NoyaII wearing white flowers on
.ef nat and. ermine on her coat.
among others around the buffet
.aole' laden with ham, shrimp and
VIDE variety OF hors d'oeuvres
"eIe the Assistant Attorney Cen
0dl l. Lamar Caudle and his very
SS.et'y wife and General Albert L..
~ w. Who was there without Mrs.
eoA' as she is confined to her
+O''le as the result of an accident
~ which several ribs were broken.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16
Sprinq Junior Horse Show Planned
At Magnolia Stables On March e

No admission will be charged
but a silver offering will be taken
to defray expenses and the pubic
is invited to attend.
A list of the classes are:
/. Colts shown in hand (tWo yr.
olds and under.)
2. Three-gaited horses.
3. Hunter hacks.
4. Walking horses.
s.. Pleasure horses.
6. Open hunters.
Z. Five-gaited horses.
8. Horsemanship az yrs. ano
under.)
9. Knockdown and out.
10. Pleasure ponies.
II. Horsemanship (over IL yrs
IL. Harness class.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16
Dr.. Anderson
Addresses PTA

DR.. Irene Anderson of the child
guidance clinic was the guest
speaker of the Bradley's Creek
PTA on Thursday, March 10. DR..
Anderson told the association of
the work of the child guidance
clinic. the help the clinic can give
parents and teachers. She stressed
he point thai the clinic is to help
the normal child in need o. ad-
iustment. She pointed out that as
in physical illness, "a stitch in
rro ave nine for the child who
is undergoing psychological difficult
ties. This clinic is moi for the care
of established mental illness, but
to prevent these conditions from
developing.
= DR.. Anderson asked the parents
nd teachers to feel flee 10 oring
their problems to the clinic for
discussion, as only through the dill
igence of the parents and teachers
can these troubles be discovered
before they develop into serious
neurOSlS.
Following Dr.. Anderson's talk
she answered questions from the
members. 1t was agreed that a
periodic discussion group to meet
in the clinic would be of value to
the mothers in the county.
Preceding DR.. Anderson's adj
dress there was a short business
meeting at which time the asso-
citation voted TO spend n nun
dred dollars on new material for
the school library.
Mr.. Bryan, the principal, report
ed that the school children have
sold 1000 packages of garden
seeds.
There were 232 children vaccl-
mated at the clinic held in n
school on March IL.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16
BY LOUISE YOUNG WORKMAN

BY LOUISE YOUNG WORKMAN
A 13-year-old musical prodigy
Dixon Thomas of Statesville-who
plays the piano will appear on the
program of the biennial conven-
ton of the National Federation of
Music clubs in April. Mrs. Charles
M. Hassell of Charlotte, president
of the federation, has announced
that this honor has come to North
Carolina because of the outstand
ing record of the Junior Division
of the State Federation.
Young Thomas. pupil of Miss
Lalla Thomason of Charlotte,
showed musical aptitudes in infan
cy. He began the study of piano
at the age of 8 and practically al
of his study has been with Miss
Thomason. For four summers
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16
Salem College
Alumnae Meet
Planned Here

The Wilmington branch of the
alulnnae association of Salem col
lege will hold a meeting on Fri
dav afternoon, March % at 3
O'Clock.
All former students of Salem
college are asked to contact Mrs.
Andrew J. Howell or MIS-. William
H. Henderson, Jr.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16
Emmanuel Church
Class Plans Supper

The Young Adult class of I'M
manuel Presbyterian church will
hold a supper meeting at Trails
End Friday evening at 7 o'clock.
Members are asked to call Mrs.
lack Hart, 2-l071, Mrs. Howard
1;Hleton, 2-1109. before Wednes-
6sv for reservations.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16
Miss Bachelor,
Mr.. Marshburn
Wed In Church

Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Clifton Ratche-
lor of Rocky Mount, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Bar
bara Neal, to. Earl Franklin
Marshburn. son. of Mr.. and. Mrs,
Carl B. Marshburn of Wilmington,
which took place on March 10 In
the First Baptist church Of Rocky
Mount.
The ceremony was performed
by DR.. J.. w. Kincheloe.
BIRTH ANNOUNCED
Mr.. ana Mrs. Jerry A. Dallek
of Brooklyn. N. Y. announce The
birth of a son. Gary Mitchell, on
March 4. Mrs. Dallek is the for
mer Rosanne hawthorne of this
city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-16
Pictures

MISS PEGGY MIILAR-Top left, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn w. Milar of this city, whose engagement is announced tc
Lueius Robert George, Jr, son of Mr.. and Mrs. L.. r. George OF
Burgaw. The wedding will take place in June.
MRS. ALEX BAKAN-Top center, the former Pat Silva lhon1p-
son, daughter of Mrs. C. Thompson of Wilmington, whose marriage
took place IN February IA in Wilmington. MI. Balkan is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. I. Balkan of Burgaw.
MRS. EARL FRANKLIN MARSHBURN-Top right, the former
Barbara Neal Bachelor, daughter of MI. and Mrs. J. Clifton Batche-
1r of Rocky Mount.
... ....,..... 4
MISS ALICE sUBLETTE WOLFE-Center, of Washington, L. C."
daughter of Mrs. Thomas Henry Wolfe of Georgetown, KY, whose
engagement is announced today to Mangum De Leon Britt, son Oh
Mr.. and Mrs. Mangum T. Britt Of Clinton.
Il +
BRIDAL. COIJPILE-Iower center-Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur w.
F1eemor, Jr. of WinstcnSalem whose marriage took place on Esd
ruary % at the Carolina Beach BAPTIST church. Mrs. Fleemor IS the
former Martha Sparks. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Sparks OF
Carolina Beach. A-xAAA--
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-19
Former ECTC Students
Form Pender Chapter

GREENVILLE, Feb. 18.-Form-
err students of East Carolina Teach
ers college in Burgaw and other
sections Of Fender county have
formed a new chapter OF the col
lege alumni association. At a
meeting held last Friday evening
in Burgaw plans were made I'm
der the direction Of Mrs. Ruth
Garner, alumni secretary of the
college, to complete the organiza-
ton of the chapter and to plan
future meetings Of the group.
Mrs. Kenneth Futch of Burgaw
presided, and Helen Spruill of
Burgaw acted as secretary. A
nomination committee was APP
pointed to suggest a slate Of per-
manent officers for the chapter.
Alumni in Sampson county will
meet in Clinton next Thursday.
February 20, to effect the organi-
cation Of a new > chapter there
Mrs. Garner will be present. Ruth
lew of Clinton is in charge Of ar
rangements for the meeting. Par
ticular interest attaches itself to
the new chapter in Clinton. for
Sampson is the native county Of
the late Robert H. Wright, first
resident of the college. According
to present plans, the new chapter
will be named in honor Of him.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-19
ITALIAN Play
Try-0uts Set
For Thursday

The Italians will hold public
try-outs on Thursday evening for
Agatha Christie's Broadway hit.
Ten Little Indians" which is tc
be a spring production of the Lit
tie Theatre association. The try.
outs will be held in Lounge B Of
the Community building, Second
and Orange streets.
The cast includes nine men Of
the ages rs to so and has three fe-
male parts of the character type;
a spinster aged As, the house
keeper around so and the secre-
tary around 80 years old. The
Thalians are particularly interest
ed in finding new talent to present
to the Wilmington theatre-goers
and all persons interested in dra.
mates are cordially invited to at
tend this meeting. The play will
be staged under the direction Of
James McKoy, a well known Thai.
ian.
The theme of the play is written
around the nursery rhyme ''Ten
little Indians went out to dine one
fell along the way and then there
were nine and SO on until the end,
but OF course like all mysteries on.
should ne devulge the end or else
they may spoil the story.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-19
Community Folk
Club Has Party

Members of the Community Folk
club were delighted with an eve
ming of fun and relaxation at the
Community building Monday eve
ming.
Dances of America, Russia, and
England were reviewed by the
group; then the national dance of
Hungary was taught.
Atmosphere a added by re-
freshments typical of that country,
served by young ladies in Hungar-
ian costumes. Those serving were
were M Dorothy Wells, Miss
Donna Jones, and Mrs. Ann Will
liamS.
Anyone wishing to join this gay
and friendly group is cordially in
vited to come to the Community
building at Second and Orange
Streets every Monday at 8 P. M.
for an informal evening of fun. The
dances are under the direction of
Mrs. Elizabeth May and Mrs. jose
phine Gallagher, accomplished by
Mrs. Key Scales at the piano.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-19
EIizabethtoWp
ELIZARETHTOWN

EL1ZABETHTOWN, Feb. 10. -
Mrs. A.. D. Frazier and son re
turned home Wednesday from
Rocky Mount where they visited
relatives for several days.
Miss Bessie HARRISON of Viii
mington, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
is HARRISON and other relatives
here during the weekend.
Miss Ruth Gillespie of Whining.
ton, spent the week : end at hel
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Strand o.
Greensboro, are spending severa,
days with the latters mother, Mrs
E. F. McCulloch, while Mr.. Strand
is here on business.
Mrs. w. F. Williamson was call
ed to Roseboro Tuesday ON account
of the serious illness of her brother
W. C. Caison. Latest reports state
the he is slightly improved.
w. E. Tilson, principal of the
local school, has returned
from Lumberton where he was 9
patient in the hospital for several
days.
Mrs. Chas. V. Averitte was a pa.
tient at Pittman hospital in Fay.
etteville a few days last
week where she underwent a ton.
sill operation.
Libby Robbins has returned te
her home after spending several
days in Fayetteville, a patient al
Pittman's hospital.
Mrs. K. v. Lyon was hostess te
the Business Woman's circle of the
Presbyterian church at her home
on Monday night. The chairman,
Mrs. r. L. Hamilton, presided. Aft.
er the program and business hour
light refreshments were served to
the fifteen members present.
E. L. Hilton was called to New.
ton last week on account of the
death Of his father.
D. A. Hutchinson is able to be
out again after being a patient in
a Lumberton hospital a few days
during the past week.
David Ray Whitfield of Jackson.
vile, Fla, spent Friday night at
his home here.
!; Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. H. Clark spent
la few days last week in Raleigh
!, Mesdames A. H. Greene. John
Gross, C. w. Fisher and Annie L,nis
Carter spent a few days RECENTLY in
Atlanta, Ga.
LeGrande Tatum, a student al
Form Union, Va, spent last wesl
erd at his hcne here.
Mrs. Norman McCulloch of E,av.
ettevile, spent a few days this vssL
in town with relatives. seA
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-19
Colonial War
Dauqhters To
Hold. Meetino

The North Carolina Society,
Daughters of Colonial Wars will
meet in New Bern on March 8. A
joint dinner at 7:30 O'Clock with
the Daughters of the American
Colonist and United States Daugh-
tiers of 1872 will be given.
Reservations for this affair may
be made with Mrs. Benjamin
Wyche, 1913 Queens road, Char
lotte before February %.
A meeting of the Daughters of
Colonial Wars will be held ON
March 4 at 9:45 a. m. in the Epls-
copal parish house in New Bern
with Mrs. R. N. Barber, presi-
dent, presiding.
Local members of the organiza-
ton include: Mrs. c. Wayne Spen-
Ger, Mrs. R. F. Hamme, Miss
Mary Lem Boykin and Miss Mary
B. Jacobs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-19
Miss Marguerite Bellamy Balrou.
Mr.. Hunsiker Will Marry Saturda,

The wedding of Miss Marguerite
Bellamy Barroll and Harold Whit
ing Kunsiker of Philadelphia, will
take place on Saturday February
%, at $3.50 o'clock in the afternoon
at The Lady Chapel. St. Marks
Episcopal church, Philadelphia,
and will be followed by a reception
to be held at the House of Colonial
Danes in Philadelphia.
Miss Barroll is the grand
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
John D. Bellamy of Wilmington
and has frequently visited her rela-
tives in Wilmington. Miss Bellamy
and Mr.. Hunsiker were guests in
August last of her aunt, Mrs. j.
Walter Williamson at her cottage
at Wrightsville Beach.
Those from Wilmington VINO plan
to attend the wedding this week
end include:
Mrs. J. Walter Williamson, her
aunt, who will leave this evening
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-19
Delightful Mid Week Party
Held Yesterday AT Clubhouse

Harry Stovall, Mrs. Charles B
Parmele, Mrs. Beverly C.. Snow
Mrs. Louis B. Orrell, Mrs. Rober-
Andrews. Mrs. Ben Merritt, Mrs
Stanly Winborne, Jr., Mrs. Clark
Bellamy, Mrs. James B. Gillespie,
Mrs. Bruce B. Cameron, Jr., Mrs.
Charles Graham, Mrs. Raiforc
Trask;
Mrs. E. R. Wilson, Mrs. James
B. McCumber. Mrs. A. T. Dowdy,
Mrs. P. G. Pope, Mrs. R. v.
Huband, Mrs. Ralph M. Smith
Mrs. j. l. Jetfries, Mrs. Charles
o.. Enfield, Mrs. Ben M. Wash.
burn, Mrs. Rinaldo B. Page, Mrs.
J. Irving Corbett, Mrs. Royce S
McClelland, Mrs. Thomas B.
Granger. Mrs. Richard Sturgis,
Mrs. I. B. Granger, Jr., Mrs.
Thomas H. Wright, Jr., Mrs. Will
liam ]. Crabs, Mrs. B. H. Cobb,
Mrs. William S. Dosher, Mrs.
Brown Towles;
Mrs. Harold w. Wells, Jr., Mrs.
Dan carp. Mrs. Edward B. Ward,
Miss Emma Gade Hutaff, Mrs.
George P. James, Mrs. J. B. Pettis
of Washington, D. c., Mrs. A. Sid
ney Williams, Mrs. Thomas, w.
Davis, Mrs. J. B, Rice, Mrs. E. C.
Hines, Mrs. Frank M. Ross, Mrs.
J. Winder Hughes. Mrs. w. R.
Smith, Mrs. j. S.. Roberts, Mrs.
w. L. Heery, Mrs. C. M. Pratt,
Mrs. w. H. Henderson, Mrs. Rob-
ert G.. Hodgkin;
Mrs. E. r. Toms, Mrs. Julian
Fields, Mrs. George T. Clark, Mrs.
Albert F. Perry. Mrs. L. L. Doss,
Mrs. James H. Smith, Mrs. o.
Lang Hogon, Mrs. Claude Roper
Of Richmond, Va. Mrs. Davis H.
HoWes, Mrs. George Honnet, Mrs.
A. MGR. Crouch, Mrs. George
Johnson, Mrs. Fred Debnam and
Mrs. Howard Handy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-19
Dates To Remembo.

TODAY
$50 p. m. The Bradley's Creek
Home Demonstration club
with Mrs. R. D. Rivenbark.
Project leaders will be elect.
ed at this meeting.
2:30 p. m. The Wilmington chap
ter of Hadassah will meet at
the home of Mrs. Robert
Berman, Hawthorne road,
Oleandsr. Full attendance is
desired.
$3.50 p. m. The Cape Fear chap
te~ No. 8, United Daughters
of the Confederacy, meets in
the Ladies Bible classroom
of the First Presbyterian
church. Mrs. Ida B. Speiden,
executive secretary of the
Wilmington American Red
Cross chapter, as guest
speaker. Mrs Wade Barrier
will speak on Sidney Lanier.
A full attendance requested.
4:30 p. m. Miss Wilbur Grey and
George Robert Smith will
marry at Temple Baptist
church with reception to TO-
low at 210 South 10th street.
500 .. m. ECTC Alumni Whining
ton chapter vii, meet at Com
munity building, Second and
Orange streets.
THURSDAY
2:30 p. m. The Bradley's Creek
P.-T.A. will meet in the
school auditorium. Founders
Day program will be present
ed and the executive commit
tee will meet at LAS p. m.
prior to the regular session.
800 p. m. The Fedelis class of
the First Baptist church will
hold the monthly meeting
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-19
Sorosis Plans
Card Tourney,
Fashion Show

Friday evening a delightful
bridge tournament and fashion
show will be staged under the
auspices of the Garden club Of
North Carolina Sorosis in the club
rooms, 116 North Third street. This
affair will be a benefit event with
funds going towards the beautifi-
cation of the clubhouse grounds.
Promptly at 8 o'clock the style
show is to begin and will last for
a half hour when bridge will be
taken up. The young ladies who
will act as models include: Miss
Elizabeth HardWicke, Miss Louise
Wells, Mrs. Franklin Elmore, Miss
Mary Ann Cheatham, Mrs. Bruce
B. Cameron, Jr.. Miss Ann Johns
ton and Miss Sara Bradshaw.
Mrs. c. S. Lowrimore is general
chairman in charge. Those desir-
ing to make reservations may do
so by calling: Mrs. John Knox
Ward, chairman of table reserva-
lions. telephone 6423. Mrs. 1. M.
Craig 1884; Mrs. Walter E. Yopp,
1857 and Miss Dorothy Forbes,
Junior Sorosis representative tele-
phone 1868.
Players + asked to bring their
cards.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-19

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and Miss Emma Bellamy William.
son; Mrs. Nelson MacRae left I,r
week for Philadelphia to bs ~,
guest of her sister, Mrs ! T.s "a
Barroll and will attend h,
ceremony; Mrs. Emmett H Ri,
lamy left yesterday for New Wv,
for a visit of several DAYS th.'
will go on to Philadelphia for 4,
wedding Saturday. ="
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-19

Over one hundred members anc
guests were present Tuesday mora.
ing and afternoon at the Cape Fear
Country club for the weekly bridge
party and luncheon sponsored by
the management. The game began
promptly at II o'clock and con.
tinued until 100 o'clock when cards
were laid aside for the delicious
luncheon featuring chicken patties,
tasty side dishes and a delicious
dessert. Bridge was resumed fol.
lowing luncheon with many guests
spending the afternoon at the club.
house.
Those present we're:
Mrs. James F. Robertson, Mrs.
John L. Hammer of Brightwaters,
Long Island, Mrs. William G.
Broadfoot. Mrs. Frederick Willetts,
Mrs. Cyrus D. Hogue, Mrs. John
A. Synder, Mrs. Oliver C. Hutaff,
Mrs. Jennie G. Hill, Mrs. Thomas
H. Wright. Mrs. S. l.. Marbury,
Mrs. Robert C. Cantwell, Jr., Mrs.
r. Willard Cantwell. Mrs. H. T.
Johnson, Mrs. Leslie Hummell,
Mrs. o. F. Cooper, Mrs. David R.
Murchison, Mrs. j. Goodlett Thorn
ton, Miss Juliette Robertson;
Mrs. Thomas w. Keith, Mrs. B.
R. Morrison, Mrs. j. Frank Hack
Ter, Mrs. William NJ. Peck, Mrs.
r. Bryant Hare, Jr., Mrs. z. P.
Newton, Mrs. Fred E. Little, Mrs.
L. Paul Campbell, Mrs. Jere D.
Freeman, Mrs. Joseph w. Hooper.
Mrs. Junius Smith, Mrs. C. Heide
Trask, Mrs. Walter :. Crtis. l.rs.
Gill Saunders, Mrs. John w. Ryssy,
Mrs. John Doscher. Mrs. J. henry
Gerdes. Mrs. j. j. Burney. Mrs.
H. A. Marks, Mrs. O. O. Whitlock;
Mrs. Charles J. Becker, Mrs.
Hargrove Bellamy, Mrs. Dalziel
Sprunt, Mrs. Robert Strange, Mrs.