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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1961
Page
1
Society notes say Mr. James H. Grove Jr and his son James Grove with Miss Mary Grove return from a month abroad with a tour across Germany France Austria Italy and Spain. Miss Simms daughter of Mr and Mrs William Queen Simms has accepted a nursing position at Georgetown University Hospital in Bethesda.
AP Fashion writer notes designer Jean Louis introduces a zipperless step in tunic dress with a front button panel for easy entry. The show features coat dresses, fitted spring styles, and a range from marinish suits to beaded formalwear as the West Coast couturier favors backless or scooped backs to suit modern silhouettes.
A Travel Club is being formed in the Frederick area to schedule trips and tours for members. The club aims to organize excursions and gather interest through local meetings and activities for those wishing to join.
The Harmony Grove Homemakers Club hosted by Mrs. Raymond Free on Staley Avenue held an October 27 meeting with vice president Mrs. Irvin Albaugh leading the opening prayer and reading a poem titled October's Party. Slides on Chilean homes were shown and future plans call for a November 17 gathering at Mrs. Walter Hahn's home to discuss Foods of South America.
Cecily Brownstone reflects on nostalgic foods from childhood. Am brosia with oranges, coconut and sugar. Joy of Cooking recalls Tutti Frutti memories. appreciation for russet apples. Marguerite Cake recipe from Mrs. Arnold Myers at Wilson Place highlighted.
Frederick Orchestra announces individual tickets available for all concerts after a board meeting at Hood College. Season ticket sales continue through November with adult and student pricing. first concert set for December 3 at Frederick High School Auditorium.
The readable fragment shows a wedding notice but lacks complete names dates or locations. It mentions a marriage event and the couple, though essential details are unreadable, leaving a vague notice of a forthcoming ceremony.
UNICEF drive by Junior Women’s Club and Civic Club raised over $1800 for underprivileged children abroad. Youth across the county collected donations on Halloween night with help from the County Ministerial Association. funds largely lagged by late submissions.
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