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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1969
Page
3
A tongue in cheek fashion quiz guides dads through post Father’s Day wardrobe choices with answers from a national fashion director. It covers neckwear, shirts, sportswear, pocket squares, and color coordination, rating readers by score and offering style guidance.
The Historical Society of Frederick County will host a garden party Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Society House 24 E Church Street. Hostesses and guides for the Historical House will be introduced to members. Young Historians will provide the new service. The house opens Tuesday to Friday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays 2 to 4 p.m. Public invited to visit.
Miss Margaret Ann Farrow daughter of Mr and Mrs George H Farrow of Virginia Beach announces engagement to Warren Kenneth Stackhouse Jr son of Mr and Mrs Warren K Stackhouse of Thurmont. Both graduates of 1965 high schools and both connected to the Navy at Little Creek. An August wedding is planned.
Frederick Graf Whelan II grandson of Mr and Mrs McGill of Thurmont graduates from Harvard University with summa cum laude in Government. He is a Phi Beta Kappa member and Marshall Scholar who will study history at Sidney Sussex College Cambridge University England. His mother Caroline McGill and uncle J Wakefield McGill, a Latin teacher at Frederick High School, are mentioned.
A new brush nylon polyester tricot fabric gives a robe the look and feel of velvet with a machine washable finish. The material maintains the luxurious appearance while offering practical care.
The Frederick County Rock and Mineral Club holds its regular meeting June 18 at 8 PM in the Winchester Room of Winchester Hall. President Glenn Cooper will preside. Speakers James Norris and Mrs Norris of Jim's Rock Shop Boonsboro discuss uses of local materials and cutting polishing and setting stones in jewelry with slides. The event is open to the public.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Roberts of Orlando announce the engagement of Jewell Annette Roberts to 1st Lieutenant Carl Elson Brandenburg son of Mr. and Mrs. George Brandenburg of Frederick. Miss Roberts is a 1964 High Point graduate and 1966 Strayer College graduate now a secretary in Washington. Brandenburg is a 1961 Frederick High graduate, former Missouri Rolla student, Theta Xi member, recent Vietnam tour veteran now stationed in Philadelphia. A September wedding in Frederick is planned.
The Frederick County Soroptimist Club held its monthly dinner and business meeting June 4 in the Wedgewood Room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Rita Remavage reported on a tentative project aiding a high school girl pursuing nurses' training. The club unanimously approved the project and discussed officer installation at the next meeting on June 18.
Mrs Regina E Wetzel of Middletown announces engagement of her daughter Rebecca Joyce to George E Tribbett son of Mr and Mrs Forrest E Tribbett of Middletown Rebecca Joyce attends Middletown High School and George Tribbett is a Middletown High School alumnus employed by Adkins Brothers Inc of Pasadena No date has been set.
Eleanor Lichlberger details a June 6 voyage aboard the S S Brasil from Dundalk Harbor Baltimore down the Chesapeake Bay to Freeport and Nassau. She highlights the ship’s 35 000 horsepower turbines and 680 tons of daily air conditioning, plus rough Atlantic seas near Hatteras without seasickness.
The Frederick Hairdressers Association held a June 9 dinner at the Holiday Inn with Owen Ecker presiding. A short business session followed, then a showing of a film on the Hairstyling Olympics of 1968 in Milan where the US won fourth. Attendees listed include Frances Buckingham and others from Frederick area. Next meeting in September with July and August off.
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