Frederick culture notes and events in a shifting arts scene
A collage of local arts items traces Catherine Hennessy style shops and antique dealers. It notes architectural digestion pieces, tastemakers like Connie Stapleton and EL Newman, and social figures such as Esther Van Waggener Tufty, May Craig, and Mary Fogle. The piece surveys Frederick social life with museums, gift shops, horse shows, and a Natl Symphony concert at Wolf Trap, plus travel previews and a fashion of journalism history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harch Bower
Susan Erust Hennessy
Connie Stapleton
Tully
Henry Ford
Amer
Hetired Newshens
NAVY
Hugh Batten
Taneytown
California
David J. Borreson
Thurmont Bank
Spanish AM
Discovery
Schifferstadt
Frederick Mementos
Dickey Farm
Sykesville
Rt. 97
Cooksville
BPW Hosts Watermelon Party for Montevue Residents
Frederick BPW Club held its sixth annual watermelon party on July 20 for Montevue residents. Entertainers Joann and Mark Travis and Marty Boyer performed while about 55 residents enjoyed music and participating in selections. Carol Heffner chaired the Montevue committee with Laura Jacoby and Helen Smith coordinating arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Business and Professional Women's Club
Montevue
Joann
Mark Travis
Marty Boyer
BPW
Carol Heffmer
Laura Jacoby
Helen Smith
Jean Gaver
Olney Theatre stages Christie spoof Spider's Web with laughs
Ed Campbell reports Olney Theatre presents Agatha Christie mystery Spider's Web under Leo Brady with Kathleen O'Meara Noone Richard Bauer Peter Vogt Cecilia Hart J. Robert Dietz. The spoof leans to comedy over suspense with a bright set by James Waring and a lively ensemble, while Clarissa Hailsham Brown and company spur merriment and intrigue amid witty satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olney Theatre
Leo Brady
Kathleen O'Meara Noone
Richard Bauer
Peter Vogt
Cecilia Hart
J. Robert Dietz
Christie
London
Brady
Clarissa Hailsham-Brown
Kathleen Noone
Henry Hailsham-Brown
Steven Sutherland
Clarissa
Pippa
Olney
Rowland Delahare
Hugh Birch
John MacDonald
Jeremy Warrender
Mr. Brown
Inspector Lord
James Waring
Joy of Stitching Call to Color in Design Harmony
A discussion of color theory for needlework explores split complementary schemes, personal color sense, and how color choices reflect personality. It notes current trends like burnt orange and olive green, and hints at future topics on lustrous iridescent effects and stitched color repertoires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Also Mentioned on This Page
Frederick
Ethel Loeb
Nat. Symphony
Jules Rudel
Mahler
Scottish National Chorus
Nat. Cathedral Summer Chorus
Wolf Trap Company
Wolf Trap
Fyim
Veni
Spirius
Goethe
Judeis
Sen Et Lumiere
Frances Mi. Vernon
Frederckromans
Acropolis
Forum
Napoleons Tomb
Cateaux
France
Ocean
Alliance Francaise
Pax
Propect Plaza
Pan
Smith
Gaver
Jacoby
Heffner
Goldie Jacobs
Lucille Ponton
Carroll Humbertson
Ruby Roderick
Eleanor Everhart
Joann Krantz
Evelyn Atanasoff
Alice Houck
Kitty Reed
Jeanne Barnhart
Ellen Hendrickson
Lois Keller
Marian Malone
Bettie Philips
Wanda Vess
Cedric H. Smith
Ed Campbell
Agatha Christie
Gardner
Mildred Peake
Anita Dangler
Miss Blair
A. Royal Remsberg
Schley Ave
Melanie Jane Blair
Erec Louis Annett
Montreal
Quebec
Canada
Mr. Annett
Eva Annett
Samuel Annett
Francis C. Blair
Thurmont
Thomas Johnson High School
York Academy of Arts
York, Pa
Northmount High School
Dawson College of Montreal
Fanshawe Community College of
Ontario
Sir George Williams University of Montreal
By Elsa Williams
Elsa Williams
N. Market St
N. Market
Amer. & Cent
Rueben N. Caplan
Wurutzer
Colonial Music Shop, Inc
E. Patrick
Frederick Towne Moll
Loco Library
Ceran
LeRae Shop
East Main St
Mon., Incs
Wed
St. Frederick, Md
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