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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1965
Page
7
Bride to be should start skin care a week or two before the ceremony to ensure radiant skin. Use medicated cleanser, warm then cool rinses, astringent to tighten pores, and cleansing grains for oily skin, with repeated cleansing early on and routine use after to reveal healthier skin.
Tips for a soft V Day look advise avoiding dark lipstick heavy eye makeup and dark foundation. Favor pinkish tones in lipstick powder and foundation with pale greens or blues for lids and light brown eyebrow pencil for blond or brown hair. Use greaseless foundation, loose powder, neutral lip base, then pink or apricot lipstick with pearlescent cast. Blot powder reapply lipstick and blot again before facing the day.
A Frederick Cotillion spring dinner dance drew over 170 guests including Mr. and Mrs. Clement Gardiner, Mr. and Mrs. Granville Bixler, Mr. and Mrs. John Culler, Philip Thompson and others. Members discussed next year’s officers, with a nominating committee named. The next meeting is at the home of Mrs. Harry Stine on June 16, and the fall dance is planned for October 2. Independence and beatnik rebellion are noted as opposites.
More than 500 people are expected at the fifth annual Frederick Memorial Hospital family picnic on Thursday from 4 to 6 p.m. on the Nurses' Residence lawn. Gerald Sauter will present service awards to ten and five year recipients, Dr. Richard Reynolds leads as emcee, Mrs. Paul Michael greets attendees, with music by the Little German Band and children’s games directed by Mrs. Edna Reese. Clown and Hillbilly Jamboree entertain. Refreshments prepared by Miss Irene Toth and staff.
Members of the College Estates Homemakers Club learned accessories finish a room adding color and individuality. Mrs D P Vandervoort presented a program showing how to group items attractively and select well designed pieces during the May meeting.
Frederick Women’s Civic Club members Mrs Edward D. Storm and Mrs John Holt attend the 74th annual General Federation of Women’s Clubs convention in New Orleans. Maryland delegates seek art contest honors as Mrs Myron Dakin’s painting competes nationally. The Mardi Gras Ball by Krewe of Venus is a gala event. GFWC president Mrs Willam H. Hasebrook opens with remarks, with keynote speaker Jenkin Lloyd Jones and Greek Ambassador Alexander Matsas among others.
Miss Donna Edelin Wilson of Arlington Virginia and Robert Lee Slingluff II united in marriage May 1 at St Thomas More Catholic Church Arlington. The Rev Virgil Funk officiated. The bride wore a candlelight peau de soie gown with Alencon lace and a veil attached to a roses ornament. she is daughter of Alexander Hamilton Wilson and the late Mrs Wilson. The groom is son of Robert Lee Slingluff Jr. and Mrs Slingluff. Family members served as bridesmaids and ushers. the bride was given in marriage by her oldest brother.
Kids Inc will hold its monthly business meeting on Wednesday at 8 pm in the Evangelical Reformed Church. Paul W Mossburg will preside. The meeting will discuss summer activities and feature Gerard de la Villesbounne and Benson Ford as closing speakers with a panel on volunteer group cooperation and tours of New Orleans sites.
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