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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1968
Page
12
Poinsettias, red varieties in particular, stay the top Christmas plant. Once wild in Mexico, cultivated poinsettias now boast many colors and shapes. To bloom longer, maintain moderate moisture, humidity, bright light, and stable day temperatures. Use porous pots, pebble trays, and clay containers for easy care.
The Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club held its December meeting in the Potomac Edison building with Irene Caton, Home Economist for the PE Company, delivering a kitchen cookery demonstration. New officers were installed by outgoing president Mrs. William McDermid, and the club later enjoyed carols by the Feminine from College Park. The next meeting, a luncheon, is set for January 14 with details to follow.
New York fashion notes present knit wear for holiday evenings from Christmas Eve to New Year. One piece and tunic length tops feature sequins beads and trims. long gowns with bugle bead checkered designs and starfish patterns appear. Travel knits promise light weight wrinkle proof and compact packing for holiday trips.
Easy fashion notes advise matching stockings with skirt and shoe shades for a tall look. Wear low-heeled sporty shoes. Finishing touch gloves complete the outfit with versatile fall and winter styles. Shoppers can find many colors to match coats or suits or use as contrasting accents.
The Snow Ball adopts final plans at Frederick Armory for tonight at 9. Mrs. William N. Rose and Mrs. Eugene Kefauver lead the general and co chairs with Senior Patrons led by Mrs. James McSherry. Honorary guests include Governor Spiro Agnew and Senator-Elect Charles Mathias among others. Special sponsors and patrons fill an extensive list of local dignitaries and supporters, reflecting a major community fundraiser and social event.
On dreary days, brighten the scene with vivid umbrellas. Choose translucent or bold colored designs to lift spirits and add a pop of color to rainy outings.
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