The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-05
Warsaw

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WARSAW, Dec. Ain quiet
and simple ceremony, Miss
Jewel Horne, daughter OF Mr.:
and Mrs. John W. Horne of
Roseboro, became the bride of
Ishmael Formy-Duval Of Dur
ham, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Forny-Duval of Ash Thanks
giving Day, November 27 in the
home of her parents in Rose
boro.
The living room, where the
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Forrest L. Young, of Max
ton. was decorated with chry-
santhemums, ivy and burning
bridal tapers.
For her wedding, the bride
wore an original model suit of
teal blue with black accessories
and wore a shoulder corsage of
twelve rose buds.
The brides mother wore a
suit of royal blue with black ac-
cessories.
Immediately following the
vows the bride and groom led
the way to the dining room
where buffet supper was
served to the bridal couple,
families, and out of town guests.
The bride, after graduating
from the Roseboro schools,
studied at Columbia Bible Col
lege, in Columbia, S. c. an d
taught last year in Ash. She is
now a member of the Warsaw
School Faculty.
The bridegroom attended the
Waccamaw schools, served four
wears in the Army Air force
with overseas service in Europe
and at present is attending Bar
ber's college in Durham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Formy-Duval
have an apartment in the home
of Mrs. R. C. Pridgen.
Mrs. Quinn Hostess
Mrs. Lillian r. Quinn enter
tanned at a family dinner party
on Sunday honoring her son-in-
law, Dan Saieed, of Greenville,
on his birthday.
Fall flowers decorated the hv-
ing and dining rooms and COW
ers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
Saieed, Mr.. and Mrs. Graham
Quinn, Of Raleigh and Mrs.
Quinn.
Miss Nell Corbett entertained
her bridge club and several ad-
ditional guests on Monday night
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
IL. S. Whittle. Two tables were
in play among setting of pyra-
cantha and potted plants. On
l the dining room table was a
unique arrangement of fall
: leaves and turkeys, suggestive
. OF Thanksgiving.
Club high score, a novelty
bridge pencil, went to Miss Han
nah Pridgen and visitors high,
miniature cream and sugar, to
Mrs. Milton West.
The hostess served fudge al
mond tarts with cookies and cof-
: fee to Mesdames West, Luther
Pearsall, Frank Hobbs. Whittle
; and Avon Sharpe and Misses
Pridgen and Mamie Bethea.
Mrs. G.. S. Best was hostess
on Thursday afternoon when
she entertained at a come and
sit tea and miscellaneous show
er complimentary to Miss Edna
Marshburn, of Clinton and a
teacher in the Warsaw schools.
; The Best home, on Hill Street,
was most attractively decorated
with chrysanthemums and
lighted tapers.
Upon arrival, Mrs. Best, as
sisted by her daughter, Miss Re-
becca Best, served dainty sand
wiches, cheese biscuits, dates,
: nuts and Russian tea. The hon
oree was presented a brides
book made by the guests and
: also a tray containing an array
, of lovely and useful gifts.
Club Hostess
Mrs. G. j.. Sheffield enter
tanned her bridge club on Fri
day afternoon at her home,
which was decorated with late
; fall flowers.
Upon arrival guests were
served a sweet course OF carmel
cake, coffee and mints and lat
er Coca Colas and nuts.
Mrs. Joyce Burton scored
high and received Christ
mas cards. Those playing were
Mesdames Burton, J. F.. Strick-
land, w. H. Freeman, Bill Shef-
field, Ed Str1cKland, Ed Hines
and r. w. Riggs.
Mesdames G. v. Stephens and
Paul Sharpe entertained the
Philathea Class of the Baptist
Sunday School on Friday eve
ming in the home of Mrs. Steph-
ems.
\ Mrs. Sharpe, vice president,
: presided, and Mrs Stephens,
= teacher, read the 9th Psalm for
the devotional.
, During the business period
= Mrs. r. M. Herring, Mrs. J. A.
: Porter and Mrs. Stephens were
: appointed as nominating COM
mittee to secure officers for the
, coming year and the hostesses
/ served delicious mock plum