The Morning Herald from Hagerstown, Maryland • Page 8

Couple Wed Artists Entertain Treble Clef nd Mrs. Wil. h. 39 Norlh Street, announce.the marriage of tfielr daughter, Miss Barbara. Ann'Claybon, to Mr.

VVllbert Frnk Latncy, son of'Mr. and'Mrs. Wilbcrt Lat- North Jonathan Street, Hagerslown. touple exchanged ihclf majrlage-vows on Saturday, November ,23, at the home of fhe; Reverend Walter Camphcr, 650 Avenue, in the presencve of a large assemblage of relatives and friends, "The bride made a lovely picture In a ballerina gown of white embroidered lace filmed over white salin. Designed with a.

square-cut portrait neckline and long pctaled sleeves, her dress was worn wilh collarette of nearls and a fingertip veil of illusion arranged from a lace and satin hit. She added while mitts and a shoulddr.spray of white car- nitlohs, and carried a while Bibje rnarked wilh a cluster of carnations and ribbons. Miss Belly Jane Claybon was her sister's maid of honor, 'and Mr. William Mason, this cily. served as best man for the.

bridegroom. A reoenlion in the Norlh Street Branch Y.M^-^A. lowed the ccrenmny. Bnunuets of carnations were arranged Ihrouahoul the room and on Ihe linen-covered table, n-hieh was centered wilh a three-lier- ed wedding cake. Assisting "A a i afternoon of music ami song" could besl describe ill)! rV nCrC thc ml ic (a a members of the Treble Clef TM -Pictured, from left, are Miss Charlotte Rossberg, well-known Bal- A number of out-of-town i P' 1 TM'' 1 and an honcir graduate of the PcaboJy Conserva- pucsls were here for the wedding.

The new Mrs. Latncy is a graduate of Norlh Street School in the class of Iflss. Al present," she is a member of the nursing staff al Baltimore Cilv Hosnilal. rlle beautiful home of Mrs. Mr.

Latnev eradualcd from a i Thomas on The Terrace formed a perfect selling Youth Group Plans For 3 Events Executives of the Washing ton County Christian Youth Council held an all-day retreat on Saturday, November 23, at Salem United Church of Chrisl. Purpose of the retreat was to plan the activilics for the year. The group decided on three Hagenlown, Md principal plans of action. The WOMEN Society, Club News, The Morning Herald Wednesday, Nov. 27, 1957 NINE 1 1 a ul I A I I first activity will be a prayer 1, 1.

,1 ji it vigil on January 10 at St. FUniS A OfW HlgllS i Mff i i ThA ff-mw -t TM I haiiKsgiving Dance Tonight mj 1 IllS Paul's Methodisl Church, The I I 7 ci event will get under way al 7 IlOOOy JllOH) p. m. with a mass mceling of -four or more members oi (he youth fellowships in each member church in Washington County. The prayer will start at 8 p.

m. and continue unlil 8 o'clock the next morning. Each church will have an hour watch and pray for world peace. As its second activity, the council will observe Youth Week from January 2G until February 2. The week will begin with special youth services, in which (he young people will lake charge of the church worship on Sunday, a a 26.

A recreation eve- nine will be held at several locations throughout the counly thtrms--tin. 1 lory who jiaNC sensitive accompaniment and several solo selections during thc afternoon; Mrs. Franklin M. Thomas, gracious hostess for the recital; Miss Rulh Moore, Ihe soloist, a most promising star of opera, and Mrs. William M.

Brish, president of Ihe Treble Clef Club. Singer 9 Pianist Perform For Treble Clef Members Norlh Slrcct Ilieh School in 1949 anci cnmoleted four vears nf duly wilh Ihe United Air Force. He is now omnlnv. ed wilh the Clinton-Moral Aircraft Division whilp Carver Vocational School. The couple will reside in Baltimore; Alumni Assoc.

Slates Dance Johnny rickarrt and his nr- cheslra will provide (he music for the annual dance which will be held by Ihe Catholic Alumni Association of this cily nn Friday, November 29, from 9:30 to 12:30 o'clock al the American Legion Home on Northern Avenue. Proceeds from the dance will jo toward the alumni sponsored scholarships to St. Maria Gorclli High School, which number four at (he present time. Tickets will he available at Ihe door or from any of the alumni officers. Alexis Smith sayi: "Ayds help me LOSE WEIGHT WITHOUT DIETING" "Take Ayds, ae I snyslovely Alexis Smith.

"About 15 minntca before meabi I enjoy one or two delicious Ayds candies, ns directed. My appetite fades font. I eat less, lose pounds naturally. And Ayda eupplies needed vitamins nnd minerals, loo." Doctors proved the Ayds Plnn best, safest, at a New England clinic. Pro veil yourself.

Lose with first box, $3.00, or money back! VITAMIN AND MINEIUl CANDY MAIN FLOOR a for the guest arlist recital held Monday for members of the Treble Clef Ciub and Iheir a guests who were lavish in their praise of the afternoon of music, so capably presented by Rulh iMoorc, mezzo soprano, of Baltimore, and Miss Charlotln. Hossbcrg. an honor graduate of the Peabody Conservatory, her accompanist. The recital was reminiscent of musicales of another day when famous hostesses enter- the drawing rooms of their hornet and music by Ihe masters including Bach, Schumann. and Tschaikovski was heard.

The music room of the Thomas home was filled, the spacious hallway and the smaller drawing room were filled lo capacity a e.vcryonn claimed il a beautiful afternoon of music and song. The artists themselves added to the elegance of the moment for both were charming appearing in jewel tone gowns of dusky pink and blue and both were attractive looking as well. Mrs. William M. Brish, president of Ihe Treble Clef Club, welcomed the members and guests and introduced Miss Moore, who cams to this country as a British war bride and began studying music at that limp.

Rapid strides have been made by Ihis promising' artist who last year won the Maryland Slate To study at the Opera Workship this past summer. Everyone in Monday's audience was impressed with amount of expression and abil- ily of the soloist and of (he beanly of her voice. She also possesses a charming English speaking voice and personality, noted- as she introduced her selections. The program opened with "Er dcr Herrlichste von Al- "len," Schumann; Pou- lenc; "Air dc Lia," Debussy; and "Was 1 Not a Blade of Grass in Meadow Green," Tschaikovski. Miss Rossbcrg, who provided sensitive accompaniment for the artist, then presented "Andante in Variations in Minor," by Haydcn.

With her magical touch she brought forth first the tinkling notes sounding like those on a spinet piano, proceeding with heavier After Thanksgiving SALE! fine Millinery Velours, Velvets and Beavers. Reduced for Clearance! Formerly Up to $15.98 MILLINERY SECOND FLOOH passages resembling Ihe minuet, lo more vigorous sound, then reverting lo the tinkling sounds once more. This proved completely charming and delightful. The aria chosen for the afternoon by Miss Moore was "0 Mio Fernando," by Donizetti, which was brilliantly sung. Adding interest to this offering was the story told by the artist which better explained the background story of the opera, Miss Rossberg furlher cast a spell of enchantment with two numbers, Ihe first the gay and lilting by AI beniz: and a more fiery "Spanish Dance" bv Scgui- dillas.

The last group presented by the singer embraced a variety of songs from the first offering, "Love's Philosophy," by Roger: to the plaintively beautiful "Sweet Little Jesus Boy," by Quilter; (o Ihe sweet and amusing "Christopher Robin Is Saying His Prayers" the collection of poems by A. A. Milne, a favorite i the singer; and as a grand finale, the spiritual, "He's Got the Whole World in His Hands," arranged by Hamilton Forresl and dedicated lo Marion Anderson. Through it all Miss Moore displayed a mellow, resonant, voice range which was al times breathtaking in its beauty. Tea served in elegant surroundings with exquisite appointments in the spacious diti- inc room of the Thomas home "closed Ihe afternoon's activities.

On the long table, covered a handsome lace clolh, was a center design o( flowers composed of a graceful spray of pink and white gladioli, pink roses and whito carnalions, arranged in a silver bowl. This in turn was placed alop a silver base with a silver reflecting mirror, and accented on either side with tall rose carved silver candela. bra. Other silver appointments and pink and white decorations wore lastefullv used. Mrs.

William M. Brish and Mrs. Henry served tea to the guests. Mrs. Crown 0.

Dichl was tea chairman. Others assisting with Ihe serving were Mrs. Lester Bange, Mrs. Paul Smith, Mrs. Edward Oswald, Mrs.

Garland Groh, Mrs. Franklin M. Thomas and Mrs. Luther Billcr. At a short business meeting, prior to the recital, plans were made for the annual Christmas Vespers Service to he held in St.

Paul's Mclhodist Church on Sunday, December 8, at (our o'clock, Coolieitcs Planning A Hobo Jaunt The Honey Bee Cooliclte Club No. 369 recently held ils regular meeting al Ihe VKW Home. Several cards were read which had beqn received from Ihe Veteran patients al Victor Cullen Hospital in appreciation of the club for having remembered them on Veteran's Day. Plans were completed for the "Hobo Jaunl" which will he held Friday, November 20. Members will meet at Ihe VFW Home not later than 7:00 p.

in. The next mceling will be held December 13 at Ihe Vl-'W Home when plans for the Christmas parly will be com- All members are asked lo attend this meeting, Union Service Scheduled At Wasli. Square The a a union Thanksgiving service will be held in the Washinglon Square Melhoclist Church Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. Participaling churches will be, besides Washington Square, the First Baptist, Grace Evangelical United Brethren, St. Matthew's Evangelical United Brethren and the Salvation Army.

The Rev. Warren L. Bbitgh- a pastor of St. Matthew's Evangelical United Brethren Church, will preach the Thanksgiving sermon, using as his topic, "Our Thanksgiving Motives." Music will be furnished by Ihe choir of (he First Baptist Church ttmlcr the clircclion of Vernon Wilson. service i be conduct.

cd by the Rev. Charles M. Le- Few, pastor of Ihe Washington Square Methodist Church. Other participating ministers will be the Rev. Earl Redding, the Rev.

G. Bartow Harris and Captain H. Robert Gilbert. MOBY ON mm Duplicate Mnkcs Uniisunl Bids NORTH A 9 5 2 107 A 1 0 4 4 3 WEST (D) A 10 7 A 6 3 2 7 27 EAST 4 9 4 6 2 A 2 6 5 SOUTH A A 8 6 3 J5 9 5 3 id 1 0 7 4 Norlh and South a West North East South I Pass 2 l'as Pass Double Pass A Pass Pass Double Pass Pais Opening lead a point duplicate produces some very muisitsJ hiti- ding sequences. In a rubber game North would never have entered Ihe bidding but the game was duplicate and he refused lo stand by and let East and West make an easy a score.

His double produced a two spade bid bv South and when it came hack to he made a slraidit match point Houblo. He was sure lhal his parlncr could make two hearts, and he decided thai ho would cot almost as bad a score for two snadcs martn as.for two snades doubled. Conversely, if he could set two one Irick a double would give him a Ion while a pass would leave him ICO only for a prmr result last's eamblins double paid off a i took his ace kin? of a and fol- ic'tii tho a TM nnd anoihrr club. East cr'bborl his king filmed Ibe i tlcclaror won jnd nlavrd k'na aitH aun'hcr I This thrw Easl in Mic lead and he had a i chance lo rhifk Hi" hand and thorp. All He had to do to toad a diamond Soul'i would ho aHe lo nick no all HIP and a his contract.

Kasl was loo smart for tliis. Up rmmM the hand arrl Hial Siuth 'narked i fnnr Hopro s. riiff A discard would do him nn Rood. Invitations Issued For Yule Vows Invitations have been issued by Mr. and Jlrs.

Jennings Lee Mullendore, 104 East Irvin Avenue, for Ihe wedding of their daughter, Miss Barbara Susan Mullendore, to Mr. William Henry Freed, Uie son of Mr. and Mrs. William Henry Freed, of Baltimore. The ceremony will take place al Iwo thirty o'clock in the afternoon of Saturday, the twenty-first of December, in the Church of the Brethren, this cily.

The Reverend Dr. DeWitt L. Miller, pastor of thc local church, and Dr. Ira S. Ernsl, uncle o( the bride, who serves as pastor the Evangelical United Brethren Church in Chamhersbiirg, Pennsylvania, will officiate.

Mrs. Alfred Alcorn, organist, will.prcjeaL.3- recjta! ing (he ceremony and accompany Robert S. Ernst, a cousin of Ihe bride, who will be the soloist. The briiic-tn-hc has chosen Miss Joyce Gibbel, of l.ititz, Pennsylvania, a classmate at i a a College, (o be her mairt of honor. The bridesmaids wilt he Mrs.

Robert Kit- czynski, a i Miss Donna Mullendore. of this city, a cousin; Mrs. Elmer Peake, nf Wcllshoro, Pennsylvania, her college roommate; and Mrs. Bradley Smoker, Syracuse, New York, another college classmale. Charles E.

Freed, of Balli' more, will serve as best man for his brother. The groomsmen will include Bruce V. Dunlop, Willy Simon, John F. Roeseke, and Bernard Simmons, all of Baltimore. Steven Mullendore will serve as the acolyte.

A reception at the Fountain Head Country Club will follow the ceremony. tin; nrek. a will be aircil by several Youth Fellowships. The week will close wilh a mass i of al! Youth Fellow- shins in Washington County on February 2 al Ihe Presbyterian Church here, A guest speaker from Ohio has been inviled to appear al this event. The i aclivity will be an Easter sunrise service, for which definite plans have not yet been made.

Young pconlc attending the rclreat included: Dennis Clopper, president; Dawn Lowry, vice-president; Susie Hoffman, secretary; Tim Rohrer, treasurer; Sue Osier and Jo Ann Stewart, commission chairmen. The group's next meeting will be held December 1 at the home of the Rpv. Donald Flick in Ualfway. The Rev. Mr.

Flick and Ihe Rev. Philip Norris are ministerial advisors to the group. Washington Christian Youth Council rep- rcscnls the young people of about 30 denominations who work through the National Council of Churches. The council in this county is sponsored by Ihe Washington Counly Council of Churches. This evening from 7:00 p.m.

to 10:00 p.m., Christ's Evangelical and Reformed Church, 130 West Franklin Street, will have a church-wide hobby show in thc social hall. This show is being sponsored by the Fellowship Committee of the church with William W. Smith as director. is open to all members and friends of Christ's Church anil its purpose is to provide an occasion during which all members and families of the church will have the opporlun. ity lo get logelliiii mi an uve- ning of fun and fellowship.

There will be no charge for admission nor will there be competition amone thos'e dis- nlayinrj hobbies. Enlries will be received and classed in cilher Ihe Adult, Teen, or Children's Divisions. Some of Ihe hobbies ordered Ihus far include Indian relics, books, shells, dolls, rugs, photographs, model cars, planes, shins, hats, pitchers, and salt and pepper shakers. Assisting Mr. Smith, director of the hobby show, will be other members of.the Fellowship Comniiltee: Mrs.

Bruce McLailghlin. Robert Fnltz, Vernon Stone. Lewis Eyerly, and Raymond Sprankle. North High students will dfc holiday attire for the anniul Thanksgiving dance "The Turkey this year's theme, is being sponsored by the student cou'n- cil and will be held from 9 to 12. The students will be dancijg to the music of the Bud Codtfri Quintet.

Free refreshments will Be served throughout the evening. The gym will be decorated by Henry Schwartz and ft student committee, from the art classes. Ahatia lifts I A The Rulh Circle of the Washington a Methodist Church conducted its regular meeting on Monday evening ai the home of Mrs. Doris Cearfoss, Dowcy Avenue. Mrs.

Bea- trim Ridgley assisted as co Miss Jamison To Be Honored Mrs. T. Hamilton, 115 South Prospect Slreel, has issued invitations lo a reception at her home honoring her great niece, Miss Marlha Page Jamison, a debutante of Ihe current season. The reception will be held Saturday evening, November 30, following which a number of the guests will attend the Thanksgiving dance at the Fountain Head Country Club. hostess for the evening.

The meeting opened with devotions under Ihe directions of Mrs. Tewaltj who used "Thanksgiving" as her theme. Tolldwing a brief business meeting, the hostesses served refreshments to Ihe members a i Dance Tonight? The Hagerstown Alsalia Club will slage ils annual Thanksgiving dance in the Hotel Alexander Ballroom this ning, i dancing from unlil 1 o'clock. Music will be provided by Chester L. Scheffcr and his Spring Garden Band of York, Pennsylvania.

The band ij composed ol the best muM- cians and comes highly recommended by all who have heard and danced lo its music. The Alsalia dance is open to Atss-tians, their friends and guests. Dress is optional. A large attendance is expected for the event, which will be preceded by a number of pajr- ties. Coats-Suits-Furs; Dresses- "1 Sportswear Misses Juniors "Exeljslvt Fiihioni" tor WOMEN 13 W.

Waihinglon Sf. Hello Mr. and Mrs. James H. fiarklow, Palm Springs.

California, announce the birlh of a son, Charles Edward, on November 24 at the Desert Hospital, a Springs. Mrs. Hiirklnw is the former Miss Joan fiogcrs, this cily. li. Richard Stalcy, United Slates Navy, and Mrs.

Slalcy, of Norfolk. Virginia, announce the hirlh of their first child, a daughter a Jill Richardson, i i 6 pounds, 12 ounces, on N'ovcm- her 22 at Dcl'aul Hospital. Mrs. SUIcy is the former Miss Janice Ronncau of Norlh Dartmouth, Massachusetts. Mr.

and Mrs. Honald Lee, Jones, 422 West Washington Slreel, announce the birth of their second daughter, Debra Ann, weighing eight pounds, four ounces, on November 22 at Ihe.Washinglon Counly Hospital. Mrs. Jones is the former Miss Rulh Moals, Ihis city. Mr.

and Mrs, II. N. Foster, Ml Marion Slrcct, announce the birth of a son, Brian Kirk, nn November 23 al Ihe Wash- inglon Counly Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

William Brewbaker. Rrlvicw Avenue, announce the birlh of a daughter, Wilma a a on November 22, al the Washington Counly Hospital. Mrs. Brewbaker is Uic former Miss Anna Marparet Stonrr. (his cily.

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