Paris Fashion Prices Rise As Haute Couture Faces Change
Preview of spring Paris fashion opens with couture houses raising prices up to $200 from January. Reports say trends favor the young, practical look with exclusive fabrics, softer lines, shortened skirts, and new silhouettes. Courreges may pivot to ready to wear, while Dior and others promote lighter, sheer fabrics and revised ensembles as Paris runs the show without Courreges this season.
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Paris Couture
Bastia
Paris
NBA
Couture
Haute Couture
Couturiers
St. Laurent
Cardin
Dior
Lanvin
Ricci
Heim
Venet
Guy Douvier
House of
Maggy Rouff
Courreges
Miss Nancy Moats Weds James M. Morgan
Nancy V Moats and James M Morgan Jr unite in marriage at St Johns Catholic Frederick in a double ring ceremony performed by Rev Gerald LaPorta. The bride daughter of Mrs Preston L Moats and the late Mr Moats wore satin with a mantilla veil and carried white carnation colonial bouquet. Best man William Kennedy. ushers Terry Shankle Vernon Smyre. A reception followed at Staley Park Field House. Mrs Morgan employed by Loyola Federal. Mr Morgan by Ox Fibre Brush Company.
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Gerald LaPorta
Preston L. Moats
West Third Street
Mr. Moats
Frances Morgan Kelly
North Market Street
Harry I. English Jr
Hagerstown
Judy Ann English
William Kennedy
Frederick
Terry Shankle
Vernon Smyre
Pasadena
Edward Schantz
Attend State Workshop in Baltimore by Frederick clubs
Eleven women from Frederick County garden clubs attended a Civic Development Workshop at the Sheraton Belvedere Hotel in Baltimore. The event, sponsored by Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland and Sears Roebuck, featured speakers on civic beautification and a luncheon talk on looking ahead.
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Frederick County
Sheraton Belvedere Hotel
Baltimore
The
Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland, Inc
Sears Roebuck and Company
T. Stuart Haller
Jug Bridge Hill
Federation
BPW Inducts Eleven Members at Frederick Meeting
Eleven new members of the Frederick Business and Professional Women's Club were honored at a Francis Scott Key Hotel meeting led by President H. Elizabeth Wolfe. Wilmer Dunn, Social Security Administration field representative, explained 1966 earnings credits, income rules, and extended dependent eligibility for unmarried children through age 22, plus changes in disability and widows benefits. Dunn outlined July 1 health insurance programs for 65 and older, one hospital insurance component and a separate medical insurance plan, urging enrollment by March 31 for the next period.
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Frederick
Social Security Administration
Washington
Dunn
Urban Renewal Topic For Garden Club
Martin Millspaugh, president of Charles Center in Baltimore, spoke to the Garden Club of Frederick at Brooklawn Apartments on urban renewal and its possible applications in Frederick. Mrs. Francis Gaither Jr. presided, and a tea by Mrs. F. Earle Shriner followed the program.
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Martin Millspaugh
Charles Center
Baltimore
Garden Club of
Frederick
Brooklawn Apartments
Millspaugh
Francis
Gaither Jr
F. Earle Shriner
Polly's Pointers Cleaning Contact Lenses
Polly Cramer offers tips for invalids or stroke victims to hold newspapers by folding or cutting sheets. A reader suggests using wet paper towels to cover sink stopper glue stains when cleaning lenses away from home. A magnet on a recipe box helps keep recipes at eye level and clean.
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Polly Cramer
Audrey
Polly
J.B. M
Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club Results and Notice
The Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club met Thursday at 12 30 p m at the Amvets on West Patrick Street for a regular game. North south winners were first Jack McDowell and Richard Perry, second Mrs James A Kime and Mrs Robert Swanson, third Mrs J R Howell and Mrs Mattie Knox, fourth Mrs Frank Castle and Mrs Gerald Yonetz. East west winners were first Mrs Jack McDowell and Weldon Harper, Mrs Molly Messner, second Mrs William McManeman and Mrs Robert Middlemas, third Mrs Ross Smith and Mrs Sam Roger, fourth Mrs Rosie Dodd and Mrs W H Longenecker. Next week will be a regular game at the Amvets at 12 30 p m. North south winners were first Marlowe Cline and Frank ehmann, second Charles Crum and George Hedstrom, third Mrs Donald Crawford and Mrs Manuel Weinberg, fourth Mr and Mrs Robert Middlemas. East west winners were first Mrs James Kime and Mrs Helen Swanson, second Charles Price and Dr Leonard Spero, third Mr and Mrs Nathan Jacobson, fourth Mrs Everett Neff and Mrs Robert Poleto. Game at the Officer s Club at 7 30 p m. Fortunate persons who take winter vacations find a plunge in the hotel swimming pool or the ocean a significant part of their vacation in the sun. If you use mascara even water resistant blot your eyes when emerging from water but don t rub. This helps avoid smears. Don t swim with your false eyelashes on. Ned
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Duplicate Bridge Club
Amvets
West Patrick Street
Jack McDowell
Richard Perry
James A. Kime
Robert Swanson
J. R. Howell
Mattie Knox
Frank Castle
Gerald Yonetz
Weldon Harper
Molly Messner
William McManeman
Robert Middlemas
Ross Smith
Sam Roger
Rosie Dodd
W. H. Longenecker
the Amvers
Marlowe Cline
Frank Ehmann
Charles Crum
George Hedstrom
Donald Crawford
Manuel Weinberg
James Kime
Helen Swanson
Charles Price
Leonard Spero
Nathan Jacobson
Everett Neff
Robert Poleto
Officer's Club
Ned
Catoctin Bridge Club Holds Regular Game at Witzgerald's
The Catoctin Duplicate Bridge Club met Wednesday evening at Witzgerald's Restaurant near Thurmont for a regular game. North-south winners: first Landon Burns and Frank Swoger. second Manuel Weinberg and Robert Poleto. third Scott Welty and Horace Rees. fourth Gerald Yonetz and Frank Rehmann. East-west winners: first Emmerson Byram. second Harry Gray and James Kime. third Helen Kelley and Rosie Dodd. fourth Clark Arotsky and Robert Swanson. Next week an individual club championship at 7:30 p.m. at Fitzgerald's.
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Catoctin
Emmerson Byram
Harry Gray
James Kime
Helen Kelley
Rosie Dodd
Charles Arotsky
Robert Swanson
Frederick Bridge Club Meets at Fort Detrick Officer's Club
The Frederick Bridge Club met Monday evening at the Officer's Club at Fort Detrick.
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Frederick
Officer's Club
Fort Detrick
Harvey Rice Birthday Celebration at Lewistown Home
A surprise party honored Harvey Rice at his Lewistown home Friday evening with relatives and friends in attendance. Attendees included numerous named relatives and friends such as Carrie Rice Edith Smith Elmer Lambert Jack Hildebrand Franklin Shaw and others listed in the open house crowd.
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Harvey Rice
Lewistown
William Sweeney
Carrie Rice
Kathleen Rice
Edith Smith
Arthur Whipp
Edward
Romer Coren Lanny
Buddy
Elmer Lambert
Elmer, Lee and Grayson
Guy Burkett
Frank Shaw
Norman Lambert
Bee and Thistle Garden Club Forms In Mt Airy
Mrs. Lucian T. Thomas spoke at the new Bee and Thistle Garden Club meeting in Mt Airy. Officers elected include Mrs. G. Frank Harris as president and Mrs. Jack Lindsey as vice president. Members listed and next meeting set at Mrs. Pegram’s home on Old Annapolis Road.
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Lucian T. Thomas
Bee and Thistle Garden Club
Thomas
District V
William H. Phillips Jr
Frank E. Weldon
Jack Price
Audrey B. Carroll
Thomas Lancaster
David Tuttle
Robert Pegram
Herman Lauritzen
Charles Gendell
Joseph P. Kennedy
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Marc Bohan
Bohan
Navy
House of Bastia
Nancy Moats
James M. Morgan
Nancy V. Moats
James M. Morgan Jr
St. John’s Catholic Church
Wayne Wilson
Department of Landscape Architecture
Pennsylvania State University
A. St. Clair Wright
Historic Annapolis Inc
Charles Moylan Jr
George Hargis
Warren Lenhart
Donald Grigsby
Ralph Cunningham
Goodloe Byron
Earl Shriner
Jennings Bailey
Annabel Lundgren
Francis Gaither
Walter Martz
Justus Dave
Ronald Twigg
Connie Nicholson
Pauline Weddle
Old Braddock
Carol Clagett
Pat Mills
Leslie Frye
James Nicholson
George Miles
Baylor Crist
Spencer Mercer
Pearl White
J. Rolfe Castleman
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Lucille H. Wolford
Wolford
Frances R. Reynolds
Kath
Erine D. Jenks
Robin A. Staley
Alice N. McGuire
Virginia L. Taylor
Helen R. Mathers
Clara T. Gibson
Grace E. Lippy
Laura Hawes
Nancy A. Skeats
Carol A. Humbertson
BPW
Fitzgerald’s
Footers Cleaners
Frederick Shopping Center
S. Market St
N. Market St
Bie
Riek Tre
Coblentz & Main
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