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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1963
Page
3
The Frederick Orchestra, Inc. invites members to the third annual Orchestra Party on Wednesday May 22 at the Officers Club Fort Detrick. A cocktail buffet and dance run from 6 30 to 10 p.m. and tickets will be sold for season subscriptions and eight concert patrons. New board members and officers for 1963 1964 will be introduced.
Mr and Mrs Edward N Derr Sr of New Windsor announce the engagement of Patricia Lee Derr to David Lee Harp son of Mr and Mrs Earl H Pendell of Baltimore. Patricia is a graduate of New Windsor High School and Patricia Stevens Finishing and Career School. He is a graduate of City College and Baltimore Junior College and works at Read s Drug and Chemical Co. A June wedding is planned.
Local lawyer Parsons Newman named Frederic region al chairman of the St James Fund totaling 300.06 dollars. The announcement lists James Schon Burt and Camis re ated details, with the fund overseeing regional drives and donations.
The Zonta Club of Frederick held a meeting at the Scott Key Hotel with president Mrs. Lloyd C. Smith presiding. Miss Mary Rhoads reported on plans for Flag Week June 14 to 23 and the goal of 15 flags around the Court House for future celebrations.
Mr Ryan will speak at a meeting of the Welcoming Wagon Club held in the Hac ty Bhan Room on Dar Care for of the Battmore Inc. department. Mrs James Sptunxe and Mrs. George Ait will introduce guests. Reservations required by Monday.
The Frederik Singers select Mrs Summers for another term as president. The group plans a concert season finale at Frederick High School Auditorium on Sunday afternoon with performances by the French Singers and orchestra.
The Green-walled Garden Club hosted a flower show at the Civic Club's Steiner House on Wednesday. Two local women capped with blue ribbons in two first-place artistic classes themed The Avenue Of Flowers, with winners including Mrs. Charles F. Murray and Mrs. John Peston Thrasher.
A note on table decor describes simple refinements for a nicer supper. Napkins, peaked hats, and neat placings at each plate elevate the meal beyond routine dining.
Reader letters recount a Guilford walking tour including Sherwood Gardens and nearby Greenway Street houses with praise for easy parking and open lawns. The column shifts to discuss Governor Rockefeller’s divorce and the social views on dissolving marriages, ending with a tale of a Minnesota farmer and a wife negotiating alimony.
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