A VASSAR RISK
Ann Mathias recalls her education at Shady Hill and Concord Academy and her unlikely admission to Vassar. She details CIA service, marriage to Mac Mathias, and balancing politics with family. She praises her husband as creative, honest, and compassionate and reflects on the demands of a political life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vassar
Ann Mathias
Shady Hill School
Cambridge
Dulcinea
Shammy
Chesapeake Bay
Rob
Ietther
Smith
Concord Academy
New England
London
Meatyard
Paul Revere
Boston
Bruges
Lowestoft
David Garrick
Bath
CIA
George Washington
Baltimore
Green Spring Valley
Mac
Ge Tan
Senate
Anita
LSM Agattr
Ilfe
Miss Maloney And Miss Cooper Are Brides
Two wedding ceremonies linked Brunswick and Bethesda families. Miss Marian Ann Cooper wed Lee Burgess Smith Jr. at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church in Brunswick, with Rev. Raymond W. Schenk Jr. officiating. The couple's reception followed at the Masonic Hall Brunswick, with prominent families from Brunswick and Guantanamo Bay noted. The bride, a Brunswick High School graduate, works for the Atomic Energy Commission in Germantown. the groom is with Farmers and Mechanics National Bank in Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian ‘Ann Cooper
Newton W. Cooper
Rosemont
Lee Burgess Smith Jr
Lee B. Smith
Edith McCall
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Linda Everhart
Lorettaville
Joiy Garber
Walkersville
Lite
Mies
Tamara McCall
Nowergir
Charles E. McCall Jr
Stephen Wyand
Downers Grove
Robert Wyand
Atlanta
Donald Strallman
Raymond Schenk
Brunswick High School
Atomic’ Energy Commission
Germantown
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Brunswick
Robert Ackerman
Bethesda
Edna M. Nicholls
Atoweth
Kathleen O’leary
Frederick
James Wheat
Margaret Frank
Lairel
Mis
Noel Gross
Tuscarawas Road
Golden Anniversary for Rear Admiral and Mrs Quynn
Rear Admiral Allen G. Quynn U S N (ret) and Mrs Quynn observed their 50th wedding anniversary at 204 Rockwell Terrace Sept 14 They wed Sept 14 1918 at the Evangelical Reformed Church Frederick MD The couple has three children and ten grandchildren with Admiral Quynn active in Frederick community affairs since his 1949 retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen G. Quynn
U.S.N
Frederick News
Navy
Margaret Motter
Ralph A. Hyde
U.S
Clinots
Quynn
Admiral Quynn
Frederick
Allen G. Quynn Jr
Seattle
Wash
Dwight Collinus
Sam W. Maples Jr
Engaged: Nancy Louise Brien to Dean R. Heaston
The Rev. and Mrs. B. De Frees Brien announce the engagement of Nancy Louise Brien of St. Thomas Hancock Maryland to Dean R. Heaston of Beloit Wisconsin. Nancy is a 1967 University of Maryland graduate and has worked at Routzahn's Department Store Frederick. Dean attended Stout State College and Penn State and is with the 357th Transportation Company Army Reserve. He will depart for service in Vietnam. a wedding is planned on his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. DeFrees Brien
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Hancock
Nancy Louise
Dean R. Heaston
Beloit
Wisconsin
Miss Brien
University of Maryland
Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority
Tadpole Players
Totempole Playhouse
Routzahn's
Frederick
Heaston
Gaylord E. Heaston
Stout State College
Penn State University
Landis Tool Company
Waynesboro
Penna
357Th Trans. Co. Army Reserve
Fort Benning
Georgia
Vietnam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sheridan
Mathiases
Washington
Allan Dulles
Allan Dukes
CLA
Miss Bradford
Dulles
Ann
Daniel Brewster
Glenn Beall, Jr
Goodloe Byron
Spiro Agnew
Charles Mathias
Richard Lebhert
Miss Maloney
Miss Cooper
Elizabeth Anne Maloney
Jerry Oliver Nicholls
St. Andrew's Methodist Church
Gerald Ackerman
Clifford J
Joney
William C, Nicholls
Kathleen O'Leary
Maryland
Laurel
Barbara Wheat
Robert Nicholls
John Kingston
Annapolis
Wayne Smithey
Earl
Edwards
Lewisdale Road
Clarksburg
Diane
Ernest Wayne Becker
Mia
Willie Mae Hecker
Ernest Edward
San Francisco
Cal
Pasadens Bayshore Hospital
Paneatena
Tex
Mrs
Lee Burgess Smith Jr. Ooth
Vicki
Wenger Doty
Interiors Antiques
Old Annapolis Road
New Market
Limgreere Street
The
Las
Ivo
Elkins
Sewih Marhei A. Mertey
Vetdey Byer
Mr. Heaston
Misa
Nancy Louise Brien
Joan D. Wetchant
Rt. 1
Knoxville
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