Garden Club Hosts April Meeting And Honors Haller
Frederick society notes report Mrs Charles Sanser hosting the Garden Club April gathering at her West College Terrace home. Mrs T Stuart Haller received the Maryland master certificate for judging, a first for a Maryland garden club woman, followed by Haller’s slide presentation of garden designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 5. V. Sanser
Garden Club
Frederick
Charles Sanser
West College Terrace
T. Stuart Haller
Maryland Garden Club
Haller
Bridge Club Winners at Frederick and Catoctin Duplicates
Frederick Bridge Club at Elks Club on West Second Street saw 52 players. North South winners were Phillips Pearson, Weinberg duo, Hedstrom and Crum, Rees and Selzer. East West winners included Rees Rhoderick, O Conner Zerbst, Warshowsky Eiseman, Davis Jones. Catoctin Duplicate at Cozy Restaurant listed Weinberg directing. NS winners Weinberg couple, Wilhide couple, Sidel and Flanagan. EW winners Famous Fuss, Smith, Remsburg Hobbs.
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Frederick Bridge Club
Elks Club
West Second Street
Phillips Pearson
Manuel Weinberg
George Hedstrom
Charles Crum
Horace Rees
William Selzer
Earl Rhoderick
Ta O'Conner
Catoctin
Cozy Restaurant
BPW State Meeting Set For Hagerstown
The Marshland Federation of BPW clubs will hold its 3rd annual convention at the Hotel Alexander in Hagerstown May 3 4 5 with the theme Dare to Land Tall. The federation includes 20 clubs and about 1000 members. Delegates from here include Mrs Mac Shankle Mrs Thelma Wilson Elizabeth Wolfe Mrs Ma Miss Ruby Rodent Everhart Riah N Smith Mrs Hiclen Wimp Mrs Lucile Wolford and others as delegates and honorary participants.
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BPW
Hagerstown
Marshland Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Alexander
Mac Shankle
Thelma Wilson
Fzabeth Wolfe
Ruby Rodent
Everhart
Riah N. Smith
Hiclen Wimp
Lucile Wolford
Fielyn
Ween
Presroett Matal Basere
Etstoan Chu
H . Assocwide
Hagerttmn
Wah Unis Eharmig Cay
Ington
Flower Shows Scheduled By League
The National Capital Garden Club League will sponsor its 1963 Flower Show April 23 and 24 and 26 in four areas Wheaton Seven Corners Chevy Chase and the National Arboretum Washington. The event features garden displays and arrangements by prominent local women with exhibits on garden therapy herbs orchids and decorative containers. Co chairs are named for the Arboretum and area sites with special exhibits including a Country Wedding in the Rhineland by German Embassy dolls. An Attic Treasures sale and plant sales are planned along with arrangement classes and themed displays.
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National Capital Garden Club League
Wheaton
Seven Corners
Chevy Chase
National Arboretum
Washington
Frederick Lang
Thomas Lansdale
Edwards L. Gates
Herbert Greger
Robert Whiting
Carl Drenning
The
Arboretum
Union Room seeks Civil War mementoes from Maryland homes
The Union Room Committee of the Maryland Historical Society urges Maryland housewives to search attics basements and storerooms for Union relics such as uniforms pictures letters flags maps and diaries to preserve in a new Union Room. Contact John C. Heidemann or William T. Mahoney to arrange collection and transfer for display.
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Maryland Historical Society
Maryland
Ernest Howard
Elkton
Union Room Committee
Terquarian
John C. Heidemann
Baltimore
William T. Mahoney
Hospital Auxiliary Holds April Meeting at Frederick Memorial
The Frederick Memorial Hospital Auxiliary gathered for its April meeting with president Mrs Horace F Kitne Jr presiding. Secretary Mrs Richard Clendenin and treasurer Mrs Clyde Roney Sr filed reports while financial secretary Mrs Calvin George reviewed current association operations and partnerships.
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Fredenck Memorial Hospital
Horace F. Kitne Jr
Richard Clendenin
Clyde Roney Sr
Calvin George
Local Auxiliary Reports New Members and Volunteer Hours
The Maryland Hospital Auxiliaries announce 39 new members this year including Mrs Walter Schmidt Mrs Edward Smith and Mrs Fairy Ward all from the city. Dorothea Harris hours credit chairman reports 14921 hours of service by 137 volunteers in the past month. Preparations for the Snow Ball in December were made by 124 workers volunteering 6162 hours. Charles Jones program chairman announces the annual spring luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on May 9 at 12 30 p.m. W Jarboe Grove re elected president will be guest speaker. Habers will present at fashion show with E C Hartmann National Hospital Week chair announcing May 12 to 18 and junior high tours May 14 15 and 16 from 1 to 3 p m conducted by Auxiliary members. Tours meet May 2 at 1 p m for indoctrination. Hartmann urges more volunteers. Ernest C Webb Red Cross Sewing chairman says 28 volunteers spent 453 hours making 350 articles for the hospital in February and March. Donald B Rice outgoing corresponding secretary reports sending 440 notices letters of condolence and thank you notes in two years.
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Walter Schmid
Edward Smith
Fairy Ward
Dorothea Harris
Hours Credit
Charles Jones
Francis Scott Key Hotel
W. Jarboe Grove
Maryland Hospital Auxiliaries
Haber
Hartmann
Ernest C. Webb
Red Cross
Donald B. Rice
Zonta Club Notes on Guest Event and Departures
Zonta club reports a guest event and lists departures from the group. It mentions a planned gathering, a near term meeting, and confirms some members leaving after a time.
Frederick Hosts National Ballet Debut at Tivoli
Frederick residents packed the Tivoli theater for the National Ballet’s first local appearance sponsored by the Historical Society. Premier dancer Roderick Drew and ballerina Lucy Maybury led a program featuring Nocturne from Les Sylphides, Gershwin’s Rhythm in 3, and Glazounov’s Pas De Dix under guest conductor Henry Mazer. The small stage and enthusiastic crowd masked byadverse conditions, the Frederick orchestra delivered a brilliant effort.
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Frederick Franklin
National Ballet
Glazounov
the Historical Society
Prices Uneven in New York Stock Market Trading
Prices moved unevenly in mid afternoon trading as the New York stock market cooled after earlier activity. Investors eyed early asides and small shifts in major indices.
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New York
Civic Club Luncheon Reports Highlight Year’s Progress
Frederick Civic Club meets at the Steller House for a second luncheon ahead of the regular session. Officers and committee heads present annual reports on education fine arts home life public and international affairs with plans for shows book reviews fashion events and a May banquet.
Meeting notes mention New Market loaned items and guest list
Mrs Storm presented at the Stelter gables table thanking Mr Stoll Kemp of New Market for loan of tables and fireplace fixtures. Guests included Mrs William V Hudak Mrs Leslie Schumann Miss Elizabeth Guy Davis Miss Edith Alan Davis and Mrs Sherman Bowers. Next meeting May 20 with a light luncheon served by Mrs Robert E Klein Mrs Harry D Radcliff and Mrs George B Delaplaine Sr.
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Storm
Stoll Kemp
New Market
William V. Hudak
Leslie Schumann
Elizabeth Guy Davis
Edith Alan Davis
Sherman Bowers
Robert E. Klein
Harry D. Radcliff
George B. Delaplaine Sr
Linganore Girls Hear Mrs Elliott
The Linganore High School F HA Chapter met at the school on Wednesday with Miss La Rue Repp presiding. Mrs. Francis T. Elliott Jr. of Union Bridge spoke on flower arrangements and corsage making, led a workshop, and each girl made a corsage. About 35 members attended, including faculty advisor Mrs. Paul Stull.
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F HA
Linganore High School
LaRue Repp
Francis T. Elliott Jr
Union Bridge
Elliott
Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland Inc
Carroll County Garden Club
Paul Stull
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