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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
Mary Joanna Lewis,
Marvin Troutman Wed

Miss Mary ] a a Lewis,
daughter of Mrs. Mamie Lewis,
and Marvin l.. Troutman, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Troutman OF
this city, were married on Satur'
day afternoon, June Z, at $50
o'clock at the home Of the brides
mother. The Rev. J. E. Allard,
pastor of the Seagate Baptist
church, otficiated at the cere-
mony.
The bride wore a dress of light
blue crepe with white accessories
and a corsage of orchids.
Mrs. Lewis, mother of the bride,
wore a dress of navy blue ana
a corsage Of pink roses. Mrs.
Troutman, mother of the bride
groom. wore a black frock and
a corsage of red roses.
A small reception was held ait
erwards for members Of the bridal
party. Later in the evening the
couple left for a wedding trip to
western North Carolina and Ten
nessee. A. the completion OF their
wedding trip they will reside IN
Monroe.
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Miss Patsy Foutz
Mr.. L~aughridge
Engaged To Wed

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon c. Foutz-
Of Salisbury announce the engage
rent of their daughter, Patsy
Ruth to James Hurley
Laughridge. The wedding VIII be
an event of September.
Miss Fo1tz is a granddaughter
If Mrs. j.. c. Foutz OF Myrtle
Beach, S. c. She graduated from
Duke university this June with an
A. B. degre, having majored IN
English. She was president OF the
Modern Dance club, member OF
the Hoof and Horn club, member
OF Freshman Advisory Council,
Theta Alpha Phi, honorary drama
tic society and Phi Kappa Delta,
honorary leadership society; presi-
cent of Southgate dormitory and
OH the student council; listed in
Who's Who in American Colleges
and Universities and was in the
May Court her senior year.
Mr.. L%aughridge is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. P. C. Laughridge and
a grandson of S. D. Strickland OF
Wilmington. He graduated from
Boyden high school, Salisbury and
attended N. c.. State college before
enlisting in The Army Air Corps
in 1913. During the past year he
has studied at Catawba c e g e
Salisbury, during the past year
and will return 10 N. c. State in
the fall.
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NOEL was formerly Lossie Taylor
of this city.
Mrs. Ben M. Washburn of Glen
Arden. this city, accompanied by
her daughter, son-in-law, and
grandson, Lieut.. Col. and Mrs
George Boylan, Jr., and little
George Worth Boylan of Mitchell
Field, arrived on Friday by motor
from the north. Mrs. Washburn
has been the guest OF the Boylans
on Long Island for s month. Col.
Boylan will spend his ten day
leave here and Mrs. Boylan, nee
Louise Worth Washburn of
Wilmington, with her young S o n
will remain with her Mother until
after July 4th.
MIR. and Mrs. Raymond H.
Holland ana son Raymond Holland,
Jr. moveI yesterday from their
residence in the city at $40 Dock
street to their summer home at
314 South Lumina Ave, Wrights-
vile Beach.
Mrs. Richard Willard CantWell,
Jr. and little daughter Carol Cant
well of New Bern Will return home
tomorrow after spending three
weeks here with the formers pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Holland
to attend the Holland : H a | |
wedding. Mrs. CantWell, the form
er Mary Wright Holland was her
sisters Matron of Honor on June
4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Monroe Shiyley
and three daughters of Freeport,
Texas, are visiting Mrs. Shigley's
Mother, Mrs. Ben Graham at her
home 108 South Fifth street. Mrs.
Shigley, a native Wilmingtonian,
was the former Mary Graham and
Monroe Shigley made his home
here for several years prior to
World War 2, when he was an
officer of the Ethyl-Dow Chemical
Co. near Carolina Beach. At pre-
sent he is one of the top flight
executives with Ethyl-Dow at their
home office in Texas. The Shigleys
have scores of warm friends here
who are cordially welcoming them
back.
MI. and Mrs. George Everard
Kidder of Wrightsville Sound have
announced the birth of a daughter.
Martha Kidder. on Friday, June
10. at the Marion Sprunt annex.
M1s. Kidder is the former Martha
Patterson Neff of Richmond a n d
Charlottesville, Va, "Roddey''
Kidder is the son of Mrs. Francis
Curtwiler of Toledo, Ohio, a n d
the late George E. Kidder OF
Wilmington.
Mrs. John A. Snyder and Mrs.
Marsden Bellamy, Jr., have re
turned from a trip of two weeks
duration to New York and Allan
tic City. They were accompanied
Ly Mr.. and Mrs. Will Woorard o.
Rocky Mount. Jane and Marsden
Bellamy, Jr., are spending the
summer with James Mother end
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
Play School"
AT Good Shepherd

The play school, which is an ex-
tension of the kindergarten pro-
gram at the Church of the Good
Shepher, got underway this week.
The play school, held Monday
Friday from 9 a. m.-until noon,
is Of mutual benefit to mother and
child. The time is spent in a bal
anced program Of songs, games,
stories. supervised free play and
simple handWork for the instruc-
children. The school is under the
ton and entertainment OF the
direction Of Miss Florence HUI
band.
Mothers wishing to place their
children in the school, which has
d few openings left, are asked to
call 6048 or 60 to the school To-
Gated in the rear Of the Parish
hall.
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Slightly Off The Record
Wilmington, N. c.
June Is, 1947
Dear Peggy

Local society turned out IN masse yesterday evening IL ooo
o'clock to witness the marriage of Miss Betty Blue Davis; T1ooveiy
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Holmes Davis. OF 'SAadoWlaWn," Forest,
His. and Wrightsvne Beach, to Cummns Aiken Mebane, J. OF
Raleigh, the ceremony beng performed at st. James episcopal
church by the Rev. Mortimer Glover, rector, and Bishop Wright, in
the presence of a large and brilliant gathering OF socially promlnen nj
people from all over North Carolina. Immediately following the
wedding a reception wa given by the brides parents at their hand
some summer home at Wrightsvi1e Beach, which was attended. Dy
approximately five hundred guests. The entire home W beauh1uly
for the occasion, white gardenias and magnolas belnR
used in profusion. In the spacious living room the brides table was
covered with a n exquisite banquet cloth of shadow organdy ana
centered with a n artistic arrangement of white bridal flowers. Clean
ing white tapers burned in crystal candelabra and decorated fancy
sandwiches and small Individual iced and decorated cakes in green
and white on large crystal dishes completed the pretty picture.
Refreshments We're served in tn living room, dining room, on the
rooms. Mr.. and Mrs. Mebane left later in the evening 10 a wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Chadbourn Bodies and three children OF Char
lote have arrived at WrightsvIle Beach for the season and are
occupying their summer home at 81 North Iumina avenue. MRS
Boles is the former Rosemary White, attractive daughter II y. l..
White Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Gillespie of Country Club Pines have moved
into their recently completed summer home At ~ sand plper avenue
Mrs. Gillespie is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Raney OF Will
rinptOn
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
Ruby Braxton
Becomes Bride
Of William Evans
Bride Is Daughter Of Mr.. And
Mrs. Sherrod Braxton
Of Whiteville

wHITEVILLE. June IA. In a
ceremony of rare loneliness n
quiet simplicity, Miss Ruby EN-
sheth Braxton became the bride
NJ william Empie Evans, Jr.' FRI
day evening at Z o'clock In the
P~entecostal Holiness church. Inc
Rev. S. N. Lamb performed the
ceremony assisted by the Rev. /:
q Todd. Mrs. Bessie Brown and
Miss Jane Lewis Of Graham rem
dered the nuptial music.
The c h u rch was beautlfully
hanked with a background OF
woodwardia, ferns and Bermuda
lilies. Lighted white cathedral ia
pers in seven branched Candida
bra was interspersed throughout
the setting.
Brown played Clair de Lune /,
evenician Love Song and
Loves Greetings" Miss Lewis
sang 81 Love You''-Carrie JACOBS
Bond and Observation-Disclosures E.
After the ceremony she sang The
Lords Prayer. The traditional
wedding marches were used and
during the ceremony TO A Wllo
Rose was softly played.
The bride was given IN mar
riage by her father, Sherroo Lee
Braxton. The bridegroom Was &C
companied by Carol Avant as best
man.
Mrs. Gene Poe was her sister S
matron-of-honor and the brides
maids were Miss Ora Smith OF
Durham, Miss Lenoa Sasser of
Selma. Miss Joyce Smith and Mrs.
Dewey Hill of Whiteville, Juniors
bridesmaids were Miss Barbara
Braxton, sister of the bride and
Miss Pennie Sellers. cousin of the
bride. Little Misses Chris TAomp-
son and Carolyn Todd were flower
girls.
Serving as ushers were Gene
Nance of Boardman, Audrey
Crowell, Norman Powell, Dixon
Malpass, Harris Griffith and Billy
Cook of Whitevlle.
The brides wedding goWc was
of white satin and net fashioned
with a fitted bodice, sweetheart
neckline and long sleeves ending
In points over the hands. The full
net skirt formed a train. She wore
a finger tip veil of bridal illusion
held in place by a coronet of seed
pearls. She carried a bouquet OF
brides roses showered with valley
lilies and conferred with a pink
orchid.
The matron -of-honor wore a
gown of ice blue taffeta with a
fitted bodice, small pulled sleeves
and a full skirt. She match
ing elbow length mits and head
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15

father, the John Snyders at Har-
Dor Island.
DR.. and Mrs. r. Bryant Hare,
Jr., and two sons r occupying
their Wrightsville Beach cottage
on North Lumina avenue, recently
purchased from Mrs. Stanley OF
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Willetts,
their daughter and son, Miss Ele-
amor Willetts and Fred Willets, Jr.
r..oved last week from their winter
residence in Glenn Arden to their
summer home at 10 Channel
! Drive, Wrightsville Beach.
Herbert E.. Goodwin, accompa-
MED by his daughter and son-ln-
lsw. Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Smith, all
OF Jacksonville, Fla, are visiting
relatives in the city and at Lake
Waccamaw. Mr.. Goodwin and
rlrs. Smith are pleasantly remem-
bered in Wilmington as residents
O. long standing, having made
their home at 3lO Orange street.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Leslie Marbury
accompanied by their niece Mrs.
Carl M. Allen, Jr., left on Thurs
day for New York City, from
where Cathryn Snow Allen is sail
ing this weekend for Frankfurt
Germany, to join her husband.
Major Carl Allen who expects to
be stationed there for at least a
year longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. George
Of Bradford, Pa, and Miami
Beach, Fla, spent last weekend
at Wrightsville Beach as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
P. Parmele at their northern ex-
tension home, en- route to the
north for the summer, after Win
tering at their villa at Golden
Beach, Fla.
These are wonderful days at the
beaches, Peg, for every time you
turn around you spy a gathering OF
cid friends. who seem to be lured
back each year by that certain
something" which u beaches r
famous for. Perhaps 1t is the con
slant round of parties which never
seem to end in summer, or maybe
it is the desire for reunion with
Gear friends of younger days, but
if I lived away from here it would
take no stronger urge to call me
home than the pungent, salty
smell of the marsh grass sur
rounding our beaches. If you have
ever lived close to that aroma,
you will know what I mean. 1t is
a sumboI of all the things we hold
! dear in our lives at the southeast
ern sea coast resorts.
With much love for you always.
Fondly yours, VIRGINIA.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
Weekly Card
Parties Set
AT Yacht Club

The first Of the Wednesday
bridge luncheons will start at the
Carolina Yacht club June 10, at
II am. with Mrs. Russell Parks,
chairman for the month, and Mrs.
William Hall and Mrs. William
Courtney, acting as hostesses.
Reservations must be made by
5 pm, tomorrow by calling the
Yacht Club, 1913.
For the first time mats and
silver will be furnished by the
club, but as usual players will be
asked to bring their own cards.
twenty-five tables will be avail
able for playing.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
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INTO THE MAIN STREAM
BY Cherries S. Johnson

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Negro people Of ths sovth."
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
lN.THE DAYS,
OF MY,Y0UTH
By JONES P'CssovthoN

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
THE HISTORY AND
PRESENT STATE Of VIRGINIA
By Robert Beverley

By Robert Beverley
edited by louis B. Wright. A reissue Of,
the earliest history Of Virginia first pub
tshed In l7o5) IN O reproduction Of The
original formct.g with fourteen iivstro,
aons hom contemporary engraving.
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Evening star., 1947-05-18
EnclasiOely Yours,
Betty Beale -
Capitalize to. Curtsy to Majesties;
Lord and Lady Monson Say Hello

Barbara Kori1 russell is getting
ready for that exciting social event
which so many women dream about
but SO few experience. She's going
to be presented at the Court Of st.
James at the informal presentation
garden party to take place June 10
at Buckingham Palace.
& In between occasional practise
curtsies, she's in swivet of prepara-
tions. She and her husband, the
Hon. Edward Wriethesley Curzon
Russell, have had to say mo" to all
party -givers so that they can get
ready in time to sail May 81 on the
Mauretania. Not only will she be
meeting King George VI and Queen
Elizabeth for the first time, but when
she greets her mother-in-law 1t will
be her first introduction to the
Dowager Lady Ampthill.
The latter, in fact, will be the
one who presents Barbara to their
Majesties, and being presented by
Lady Ampthill would be a distinct
in any English gathering.
One of the two remaining ladies in
waiting to the Dowager Queen Mary,
she is the only woman in England
today who has received honors from
four reigning English, soyereigns.
Queen Victoria, Edward VII, George
v and George vi have given her
which include three
Grand Crosses. The widow of the
one time Viceroy Of India did COM
siderable Red Cross work in both
wars and headed the wounded and
persons department In the
last one. Her son and his family,
which includes two small Russells,
Diana, 8, and Margaret Angela, /,
will remain with her during the
Evening star., 1947-05-18

N The May party OF the associate
members Of the Congressional Club
was given last evening from 8
o'clock until midnight IN the club
ballroom. where scores Of gay young
couples danced TO the music Of the
Marine Band Orchestra section.
Hosts for the evening were Sena-
tor and Mrs. Spessard 4. Holland
of Florida and Representative and
Mrs. oryille Zimmerman Of Mis-
souri,. Miss Ruth Alden Reed Is
president Of the associate members.
a number of parties we're given
before the dauce, one Of the host.
esses being Mrs. Gordon Z. Nc
Donougi1, wife Of Representative
McDonough of Ca1if0rnia, who en-
Evening star., 1947-05-18
Betty Beak

London season, returning to WASH
ington in three months.
A treat. for Washington eyes, Lord
and Lady Monson blew into town
the Other. day and had q party given
in their honor. They stayed with
Priscilla Parker who gathered q
small group at the cocktail hour to
see the former Bette Powell and her
English husband. The blond, good
looking daughter OF Mrs. Alexander
Powell whose home used to be Jour-
ney,s End in Chevy Chase Is now en-
route from their estate, Burton Hall,
in Lincolnshire, England, to Ber-
muda and a visit with the Duncan
Campbells.
There was talk about the war days
in Londcn where Priscilla was sta
toned with the Red Cross and
where Bette was assistant director
of the famous Charles Street Club
for nurses, which Margaret Biddle
ran. Noted for its good food it was
one of the smart eating places. Mar
garet Biddle, ex-wife of our former
Ambassador to Poland, is still living
In London, by the way.
{ Capt. and Mrs. Robert Hickey
were there. They are just back from
London where he was Naval attache
at our embassy and for the time
being they win live in the Capital.
Stunning Frances Rosso was talking
about leaving Washington yester-
day destination italy. while others
on hand included Celia and Gene
Roberts, Adele and Jimmy Hines,
the Burke Elbricks, the Joseph Dew
ereuxs, Dick and Julia Helms and
Taylor Simmons, who is now es-
Hcorting his mother on delightful
(See BEALE, Page D-12.)
Evening star., 1947-05-18
MMsbalIsy Home
Scene Of edding
OfMrs. Wilkes

The Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Marshall were hosts at the wedding
breakfast yesterday which followed
the marriage Of Mrs. Marshall's sis,
ter, Mrs. Allene Tupper wilkes. to
Mr.. Sterling Byrd Lacy. The we'd
ding took place at noon at Dodona
Manor, Gen. and Mrs. Marshalrs
home in Leesburg, Va.
Only members of the immediate
families were present at the cere-
mony which was performed In the
drawing room before a bank Of
white flowers. The Rev. Graham
Gordon Lacy, cousin of the BRIDE
groom and pastor of the Central
Presbyterian Church here, oficiated.
and the benediction was pronounced
by the Rev. ]. Manley Cobb, rector
of the st. James Church in Lees
burg.
Brig. Gen. Tristram Tupper,
brother Of the bride. gave her in
marriage, and Mr.. William Lacy
was best man for his father. The
bride was costumed in pale gray
crepe and matching feathered hat
and carried a bouquet OF pale pink
roses. Mrs. Marshall was dressed
in light blue crepe. and hat to match.
In addition to those participating
in the wedding, guests at the break
fast included Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton
s. Brown Of New York, Mrs. Mar
shall's son and daughter-in-law;
Mrs. Allen T. Brown of New York
and 5-year-old Tupper Brown, the
widow and son Of the late 1t. Brown,
Mrs. Marsaall's other son; Mrs.
William Lacy and her sister, Miss
Inger M. Magelssen.
Immediately following the break
fast Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy left for q
wedding trip to Hot Springs, Va.
They will be at home after June Is
at Ellwood, Mr.. Lacy's place at
LeeSburg,
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Eisenb0aVers' Son
En- Route Home
To Be Married

The Chief Of STAFF and Mrs
Dwight D. Eisenhower's son, Capt
John Sheldon Doud Eisenhower. Is
engaged to Miss Barhara Jean
Thompson. The annonnc cement Is
made today BY her parents, Col
and Mrs. Percy w. Thompson, who
with their daughter. are now en-
route to the United States from
Vienna, Austria.
Capt. Eisenhower is coming with
them. He met his hancee In Aus
tria where both he and Col. Thomp-
son have been stationed. Both have
completed their tours Of foreign
service and are being transferred to
the United States. Capt. Eiserl-
hover, who has been overseas for
2k years, has not yet received his
new orders. Col. Thompson will be
assigned to the Headquarters, Army
Ground Forces at Fortress Monroe
Va.
Their wedding will take place ct
Fortress Monroe June 10 at 4
O'CLOCK IN the afternoon. AIter tHal
they may 60 on an extended we'd
ding trip as Capt. Eisenhower will
have two months leave.
Miss Thompson, who will meet
the General Of the Army and his
wife for the first time when she ar
rives here, was born In Fort Knox,
XIV. and attended Purdue Uni
yersity.
Her fance was born In Denver,
Colo. and was graduated from the
United States Military Academy In
1914. AS q boy he went to the Kalo-
rama Day schol here and to the
McJanet School in Paris. He re-
turned to washington and went to
the John Quincy Adams School
through the Junior High grades.
After attending Bishop Brent's
School in Baguio, Philippines. he
studied at the Millard Preparatory
School here before entering West
T3r.iy1f - ss4s 544ssgs
Evening star., 1947-05-18
Second Georgetou'n
Garden Pilgrimage
viii Dra1U Society

Proceeds from the second and final
Georgetown Garden Pilgrimage Of
the year will 60 to Georgetown
House, the only settlement house In
this part of Washington. The tour.
originally scheduled for yesterday,
will be held Saturday and Sunday
from 2 until o'clock In the eve
ming. 5,
The settlement house was the
brainchild of Mrs. Frederick White
head, who decided IS years ago
that the pilgrimage could serve
twofold purpose. First, the funds
raised would be tremendous help
for continuing this worthy child
welfare project, and second, 1t would
give people an opportunity to see
the lovely historic gardens In George
town.
Mrs. Whitehead is chairman Of the
Board of Directors of Georgetown
House and, except for the Comnaur1-
ity Chest drive this is the only time
that contributions are asked for from
the public,
The gardens that will be on view
are now at their peak. They are
filled with roses, peonies and iris,
and there will be several types OF
gardens included. ranging from the
formal to the very informal.
The public will see IL gardens
Saturday, and they will be at the
homes of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Woods Bliss, Col. and Mrs. Robert
S. Alien, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitehead.
Mr.. and MRS. Drew Pearson, Mr.. F.
Lamott Belin, Miss Lucy Bentley,
Col. and Mrs. James NJ. McHugh,
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Howard David
son. Mrs. I. Ripley johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. L. M. C. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerhard A. Gesell and the As
sistant Secretary of Commerce and
Mrs. william A. M. Burden. Tea
viii be served In Mr.. and Mrs.
Smiths garden.
Tickets for the tour are $l.50, In
cluding tax, and they can be gotten
at the American Automobile Asso-
ciation, the willard Hotel or any
one CT the garden gates.
Mrs. Gesell, a member Of the
Board of Directors, is serving as
chairman of the benefit committee.
Evening star., 1947-05-18
May Dance Giuen Last Euening

tertained for their daughter, Miss
Lucille McDonough, and her guests.
The group included Helen Clark,
Dick Hildreth, Gloria Stokes, Rose
mary Hartman, James Johns, Pa
stricia Lilly, Alfredo Coffino, Joan
Mattare, George Van Wagner, Pa
tricia Hallack, David Carter, Mary
Virginia Smith. Bob Martin. Katfl-
Ieen Kerlin. Bill Kellinger, Dorothy
Ring, Jack Murphy, Joyce McCabe,
David HessIer, Anne O'TooIe, Buddy
MuIIinealx, Irene Albus, Peter
Warner, Norma Klak, Jack Riley,
Ruth Chaveu, Bill .Langroise, jose
phine Kirby and John Pappas.
Miss Reed was hostess to q large
lsee MAY DANCE, n Ee D-l2.)