The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-02

Boyce, Congressman Hamilton
Jones, Congressman and Mrs.
Monroe Redden, Congressman
and Mrs. Harold D. Cooley, Col.
and Mrs. William Greasy, and
Congressman R. L, Doughton.
Greeting the guests at the door
were Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Da.
Wis, who added much to the sue.
cess Of the party, Mrs. Newman
A. Townsend, Mrs. Edward B
Gibson, Mrs. Mary c. Murphy and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ney Evans.
Col. Dice, an able pianist play
ed popular music throughout the
afternoon and the crowds cluster
ing about the piano joined in tune
full chorus, voting down the juke-
box that stood in a corner. Re
ceiving in this room, given oven
to a small degree to the young
folks" were Judge and Mrs.
Charles Gold, Frank Sanders,
Miss Elizabeth Cant, of Durham,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gray, Jr.,
Leo N. Shaver, Jr., Miss Christie
bel Gates, Miss Patsy Lowe and
Mr.. J. H. Burton. Mr.. and Mrs.
John M. Rail, Miss Mae David
son. Fred Gillian, DR.. Louis Skin
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Thomer-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. William Y.
Webb, and a number of others.
A glowing fire held the attention
of Mrs. Jane Hariss Hendricks OF
Concord Mrs. Mary Porter
Helms, Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Ham
ilton and Mrs. Joe Halstead and
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Baucomb Har-
rell of Weldon. Still others who
came in out of the falling snow
were Harper Barnes, Elizabeth
Warren Robbins and Jean Love OF
Burlington, Misses Kate and Bill
lie Billiard. Mrs. Joel Whitaker,
Mrs. Julia Culbreth Gray of Viii
mington and Raleigh, Miss Rebec-
ca Lewis, Jr., Miss J.. Living
ston Vann, Jr., Miss Catherine Els
tep, Miss Nora Bradford, Mrs.
Mary c. Carter, Miss Elsie Baird
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller, Miss
Marie Bealle. Miss Ann Whitener,
Miss Vera Milsap, Miss Lottie
Hale Bonner, Miss Eloise Porter
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Avery, Mr.
and Mrs. S. R. McClurd, Mrs
Helen Owen Smith, Mrs. Joseph
} Hull, Lloyd Gardner, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Austin Jeffries, Mrs. Allie P,
Hoke, and Mrs. Macie Lowe.
Mrs. Allen H. Turnage. who is
leaving next week to join Gen,
Turnage, who is now stationed il
Hawaii, will be the guest of honor
at a luncheon next Monday giver
by Mrs. Alexander A. Vandergrif+
at the commandments quarters a
the Marine Barracks. Gen Turn
age set off just before Christmas
for his new post.
The talented fingers of Wash
ington's Tar Heel women r pro
ducing worthy contributions t.
) art. Mrs. Joe J. Loves first love
is sculptering. Long ago-as JANE
Ruth Love-the widely-knoWn ar
fist began to fashion things with
her hands. Recently, with a small
group of First Prize winners sht
. exhibited at the Corcoran Art Gal
i, lery and for the next severa
weeks she is showing four re
markable pieces. two in hollow
Y cement and one in hollow cas-
+ stone and the prize winner "Heae
of a girl' in Tennessee marble
=, at the first exhibition of the Sculp
tors Guild of Maryland in the Bal
. timore Museum of Art.
, Robert Noehren, professor o
music at Davidson college viii
play the monthly reception at thu
Washington Cathedral March y
The concert will start immediate
: ly after the 4 pm. service.
f The International Male choru
:, will be heard the night of Marcl
6 at the Constitution Hall. Thu
chorus was formed in Manila. I'm
der it's present conductor, Levi
Bullock, and numbered "a officer
!, and enlisted men from all branch
y es of service. Later the group wa
cut to 33 and toured the Philip
:. pines giving 125 concerts in tn
Okinawa and nearby places.