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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1963

Page

5

Sidelights By Elsie White Haines on an Oxford trip and home letters

The column recounts 65 Frederickt residents joining a Travel Club trip to Oxford aboard a rain-started Sunday, with Lois Swaney noting about one sixth were Travel Club members and Frank Hennessy adding local charm. It also shares Veronica Catlett's France notes from Poitiers detailing a sixteenth century home, many doors, keys, a French apartment, and life with oil heat, butane stove, and a Paris weekend plan.

Lois Swaney Travel Club Virginia Thomas Oxford Frank Hennessy Land of Pleasant Living Chesapeake Bay France Fort Detrick Poitiers Veronica Catlett Tobin Frederick Cemeterie Veronica Paris Officers’ Club Lourdes West Church Street Schnauffer Brentano's Haviland China Jerusalem Cecelia Landis Puerto Rico Ruth Veronica Callett Pers West APO 44

Frederick Bouquet Garden Show Opens At Key Hotel

Frederick celebrates past present and future in blooms at the Garden Club show A Frederick Bouquet to be staged June 12 in the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom general viewing noon to nine features horticulture and arrangements plus dramatic future themed pieces with entries by local artists and district members.

Frederick Garden Club of Francis Scott Key Hotel Frederick Bouquet Jennings Bailey Garden Club Clement E. Gardiner Frank Nicodemus T. Stuart Haller Charles Y. Sanner Francis S. Gaither Jr Richard F. Kline Parsons Newman Frank Nicode Mus Haller Byron D. White W. Jarboe Grove G. Harris Ea District Five

New BPW Club Announces Five New Members At Dinner

At the Francis Scott Key Hotel on Tuesday the Business and Professional Women's Club installed five new members: Mrs. Anna Savage, Mrs. Beatrice Sneaily, Mrs. Rachel Hahn, Mrs. Billie Mort, and Miss Lois Suanov. Mrs. Helen Mason led the installation and emphasized BPW emblem symbolism reflecting progress in womanhood and unity.

Business and Professional Women's Club Francis Scott Key Hotel Helen Mason Anna Savage Beatrice Sneaily Rachel Hahn Billie Mort Lois Suanov

Mrs. R. E. Klein Elected President of Local Civic Club

Mrs. R E Klein was elected president of the Civic Club at a Monday meeting at Steiner House Patrick and Jefferson streets. Other officers chosen include Mrs. Edward D Storm first vice president Mrs. Michael J Croghan second vice president and Mrs. George B Delaptaine Sr corresponding secretary. A spring and summer fashion show accompanied the event with outfits from Rosenour's Gilbert's and Hendrickson's. New members were introduced along with corsaged veterans. Upcoming events include a dessert bridge and a used book sale at Steiner House and an antique show at Frederick High School. The club plans to fly fifteen star flags for Frederick Heritage Week beginning Flag Day.

Robert E. Klein Civic Club Steiner House Patrick and Jefferson Streets Edward D. Storm Michael J. Croghan George B. Delaptaine Sr Glenn Main Jr Stephen Daduk Rosenour Gilbert Brooke Parkinson Ernest Berger Louise Lewis Eugene Kefauver Croghan Hendrickson's Carroll Hendrickson Jr Shyra Hahn Bonnie Hope Sharon Feaga Chris Mercer Cassandra Sue Smith Girl Scout Troop 73 Garland Feaga Herbert Bloom Victor Marken Robert MacDougal Michael L. Guss William McGill Fine Arts Department The Community College Educational Department Frederick High School Storm Frederick Court House Square Steiner House Craft Center

Relic cross from Barbara Fritchie home on loan

Mrs. Edward D. Storm, president, notes a wooden cross relic from Barbara Fritchie’s home in Frederick Maryland. It is inscribed as a keepsake from the dormer joist she used to defy Stonewall Jackson. Gifted by Mrs. Florence Washington Schley on November 20, 1869. Luncheon attendees totaled thirty as the fourth in a series. Committee members included Mrs. Klein and others. Fi delis Class met May 14 at Clarke Place with seventeen members present. Plans for rummage sale and a cafeteria dinner May 28 were made. Next meeting June 11 at Mrs. Mabel Hoover’s home. Birthdays in May celebrated. Mizpah benediction observed. refreshments served. A Human Relations Workshop is planned for July 29 to August 16 at Western Maryland College Westminster announced by Dr. Eugene M. Nuss.

BPW Charlotte Martz Silver Spring Frederick Maryland Fanny Hard BPW Club Mary Araiman Edward D. Storm Barbara Fritchie Stonewall Jackson Florence Washington Schley Klein Harry D. Radcliff George B. Delaplaine Sr E. Brook Parkinson Melvin Partridge H. Harold Dover Mary Catherine Dorsey Julia Houff Clarke Place Dorsey Mabel Hoover Hilda Burke Leona Wachter Geneva Lewis Clara Haugh Mary Staley Gertrude Roberts Western Maryland College Westminster Eugene M. Nuss

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