The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-10-13
NUMEROUS PARTIES IN
BELHAvEN HlGHLlGHl
FALL SOCIAL SEASON

Tall SOOtAl SEASlN
Among recent social events in
Beihaven was a miscellaneous
shower honoring Mrs. B. T. Quid-
ley, recent bride. Mrs. Miller Flow
ers, Mrs. Thelma Morris and Miss
Sylvia Guthrie entertained at the
American Legion Hut on Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Dudley, the former Linda
Flowers, was given a unique cor
sage of miniature kitchen items
upon arrival. The entertainment
was informal and after an hour of
fun the bride opened and displayed
many pretty and useful gifts.
The refreshment table was love-
ly, carrying out the bridal motif
with the appointments. Punch,
cake squares, nuts and minis were
served to approximately rs guests.
Mrs. Bill Moore and Mrs. R. H.
Allen surprised Mrs. Edward Lee
Paul with shower party at the
home of Mrs. Moore. When the hon.
Gree arrived she was presented a
corsage of white carnations with
a baby's bib artfully arranged as
the background.
A dainty pink and blue color
scheme was carried out. Gifts were
placed in pink and blue bassinet
and the chosen colors were reflected
in cake centering the party table.
The central motif of the pink and
blue cake was a stork holding a
tiny baby doll. Party cups in stork
design held nuts and mints, crack
ers, and potato chip dip were serv-
ed along with open-face sandwiches
and pink lemonade.
Those attending were Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wo-
big, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Leigh, Mr..
and Mrs. William Sawyer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Edmondson, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bryant, Miss Mary Costulis,
Miss Patty Lou Martin, Miss Becky
Lupton and Donnie Leigh.
J The party came as a complete
surprise to Mrs. Paul who opened
and displayed the many gifts in
the party room attractively arrang-
ed with fall flowers in shades of
pink and blue.
Mrs. Richard Howard, Jr. was
high score pr4ze winner when Miss
Mary Cosuulis entertained her
bridge club. Mrs. Victor Ruark was
a guest and received a guest prize.
Members playing were Mesdames
Lonnie Moore, Bill Moore, Vann
Latham, Sam Boyer, and Delma
Tolan. Mrs. Tolan received the con-
sola Ion prize.
Upon arrival of her guests, Miss
Cos.ulis served Danish pastries and
hot coffee. During play, bottle
drink, nuts and candies were pass
ed. Fall flowers furnished an eff
fectiye setting in the party rooms
Mrs. Rad Jones was hostess to
' AZ lied Mrs. w. B.
Voliva as guest. Members play
/ ing were Mesdames Charlie Smith
Victor Ruark, Bill Moore, Charles
Powell, j. P. Harrison, Thorne
Paul, and Harold White.
The party rooms were lovely
with fall flowers. The hostess serv-
ed Irult punch and assorted candies
during play and a dessert course
upon arrival of guests.
When scores were added Mrs
Smith received the high prize, Mrs.
Harrison low and Mrs. Voliva a
guest prize.
Mrs. Ed Harris entertained her
club and invited Mrs. w. G. Ralph
as guest. Fall flowers were used
attractively as decoration.
Members playing We're Mesdames
E. x. Ross, Jr., Frank Noble,
Charles Latham, Clifton Jones
Charles Powell, James Edwards,
Jr., and Russell Daniels.
Score prizes went to Mrs. Lath-
am, Mrs. Daniels and Mrs. Ralph
received the guest gift. Mrs. Harris
served pie a la mode and coffee
upon arrival of her guests and light
foods during play.
Mrs. H. L. Dilday received the
high score when Mrs. Leigh Wa
|hab entertained her card club. Mrs.
Jesse Taylor and Mrs. Bill Bowen
were guests. Members playing Were
Mesdames Dilday, Charles Mid
Lgett, C. B. Tillman, Cleve Wood
ward, James Griffin, Jimmie Cal
fee, Jack Leigh, Orville Clark and
David Balance, Jr. Low score went
to Mrs. Balance.
The house was lovely with fall
flowers and the hostess served app
pie pie with ice cream and coffee,
and during play bottle drinks and