Society News Highlights Local Club Meetings and Weddings
The Dopey Sisters met at Mrs Edna Flook home with 19 members. Prizes were won by Hitr Gouker and Gladys. Local couples plan extended European tours and a garden club luncheon was held at the Francis Hotel. A bridal shower for Miss Wachter was hosted by Mrs Brunner and Mrs Emond. Births, birthdays, anniversaries, and a May Ball at the Elks Club were noted along with church society events and a Mother-Daughter banquet.
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Dopey
Edna Fiook
Miersville
Braddock Leress
K Fox
Hitr Gouker
Gladys
New York Dress Shop Owner Promotes Second Hand Fashion
New York socialite Florence Morris Barry, wife of TV executive Charles Barry, revealed her Encore shop model for upscale second hand dresses at a Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club luncheon. She sources garments from celebrities and wealthy owners, marking items as low as a fraction of original prices. mink furs sold high, with average dress prices around 35 to 36 dollars.
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New York City
Florence Morris Barry
Charles Barry
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
Jirs
Barry
Aew
Everyhoedr
Eugene Kefauver
Jackson North
United States
Homemade Wedding Cake Idea for Reception
A recipe outlines constructing a wedding cake with a lemon fruit filling and a stiff peaks frosting. It details ingredients, mixing steps, and baking in square pans, then assembling four layers with decorative top and sides.
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el Hoy
Among The Sick Mr Lee Frye AGarristown Return Home
Among the sick in AGarristown Mr Lee Frye returned Thursday to his daughter Mrs Charles Warner at 310 South Jefferson Street from Frederick Memorial Hospital where he had been a surgical patient. He is in good recovery. Mrs Margaret Wharton returned home Wednesday after a three week surgical stay at Frederick Memorial Hospital. At 3 31 o clock last night United ambulance took Mrs Minch of 39 South Market Perego Street to Frederick Memorial Hospital where she was admitted. Mrs Roger Gordon was removed from Frederick Memorial Hospital to her home at 126 West South Street. Mrs W B Droneburg entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Monday evening for medical treatment. Mrs Thomas Morgan returned home Thursday on terminate Road from Frederick Memorial Hospital where she had been a medical patient for the past six weeks.
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Lee Frye
Agarristown
Charles Warner
South Jefferson Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Margaret Wharton
East Second Street
United Ambulance
South Market Ael Perego Street
Frederick Memorial Hostal
Roger Gordon
West South Street
W. B. Droneburg
Frederick Morial Hospital
Thomas Morgan
Sensenbaugh to Address PTA on School Bond Program
Dr James A Sensenbaugh superintendent of Frederick County schools will discuss The School Bond and Improvement Program at BTA High School auditorium The PTA meeting will cover the coming year with Mrs Robert Staley in charge and refreshments planned for attending parents and teachers
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Frederick County
Board of Education
Fericx County
BTA
Andon
PTA
Robert Staley
Spring Buffet by Art Club highlights American painting talk
The Art Club held its annual supper at Dr. LeRoy D. Fothergill’s home near Mit Pleasant with about 49 attendees. Mrs. Roger Willard presented slides on Early American paintings from the National Gallery of Art, discussing primitive and academic artists including Edward Savage and Gilbert Stuart. Engagement announced: Shirley Elizabeth Garber to Millard Bostian. no wedding date set.
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Mit
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Sesson
Roger Willard
Fothergill
National Gallery of Art
Washington, D. C
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Europe
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Iton Family
Edward Savage
Savage
Benjamin West
John Singleton Copley
John Trumbull
Thomas Sually
Gilbert Stuart
Stuart
George Washington
Art Club
V Braddock Heights
Fothergil
Byron Carpenter
Willard
Frede
Liam Wallace
Joseph Guy Garber
LeGore
Shirley Elizabeth
Millard Hamilton Bostian
Clarence Bostian
Woodsboro
Weather and society notes on students and events
Weather report covers 24 hours ending 3 a m with temperatures and precipitation. A Missouri Journal feature critiques modern graduates, noting upcoming journalist Nancy Ewing from Nevada Se plans to work for a national farm journal after paying college through prize Jersey cattle. Bankruptcy petitions filed for James Austin Fraley and Mary Victoria Fraleymont with extensions granted. Baghdad news cites Iraqi disruption and stock market reaction amid broader Middle East tensions.
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Fralexs
Horace
Alexander Haseen
Sheriff's Office
Weddings Hahn Kemp Aliss Barbara Kemp Marries John Hahn Jr
Aliss Barbara Kemp daughter of Mr and Mrs Aimon E Kemp Jr of this city became the bride of John L Hahn Jr son of Mr and Mrs John L Hahn of near Frederick on May 2 at St John s Catholic church. Rev Herbert R Jordan performed the single ring ceremony at 11 am. The bride wore a light blue dress with red rose corsage. Maid of honor Miss Helen E Hann sister of the groom wore a black and white dress with matching accessories and a red rose corsage. Best man was James K Masser of near Mt Airy. The couple were attended by their parents and a reception was held on May 16.
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Barbara Kemp
Aimon E. Kemp Jr
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John L. Hahn
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Herbert R. Jordan
James K. Masser
Mt. Airy
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