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Thursday. OrtnliA* 1* # *iotravai THE McHENhY PLAtNDEALEH Section On# -- Married September 19 i? Kotalik Studio Photo THE GENE GLOSSONS / St. Patrick's Catholic church was the selting for a pretty wedding which united in marriage Miss Nancy * Joyce Ousack and Gene R. Glosson on Saturday, Sept. 19. TREAT AWAITS HOLIDAY VISITOR TO OPERA HOUSE A rare treat awaits the visitor who stops in and steps backward in time in the authentic old Opera House on the Square in Woodstock on Holiday Hospitality Day, held by the women's auxiliary to Memorial hospital. Here, hostesses will be serving English high tea with an Edwardian theme. Guests may partake of tea and a tempting array of gooey delicacies including English scones with butter and jam, succulent trifles and genuine Argyll shortbread -- the whole for a mere 3 shillings and sixpence! It is recorded that the trifle is so-called because the famous English chef who first concocted this little goodie, hare} put to name it, said, "Oit was nothing. Just a trifle!" Recipes for the scones and the trifles will be available but not that for the Argyll shortbread. First made in the kitchens of the Duke of Argyll, the recipe for this shortbread has been handed down to the women of the family, by birth or marriage, for over 200 years and is not permitted to pass out of the family. Mrs. Edgar Hutchison, herself and Argyll woman, is responsible for the Opera House tea. With her own Royal Staffordshire Clan Tartan china, she will also set a typical tea table which will be on display in the lobby. On stage on Holiday Hospitality Day, the McHenry County Historical society will join the Woodstock Fine Arts association in a dramatic presentation of early McHenry county costumes, furniture and similar items of historic interest. Guides will be on hand to direct visitors through the building which is one of the very few remaining authentic 19th Century Opera houses in the country. OSMTAl VotU READ THE CLASSIFIEDS Among The Sick Mrs. Fred Schoewer is a patient at Victory Memorial hospital, Waukegan where she underwent foot surgery. McHenry Hospital Patients admitted during the past week to McHenry hospital included Howard Lowing and John Dillon, Chicago; Donald Zabski, Frances Brand and Walter Roed, Fox Lake; Mary Geldernick, Alden; Betty Krau.se, Sandra Melahn, Marcia Hanson, John Duby, Scott Robinson, Sherry Keutemeyer and Richard Stratton, Crystal Lake; Karen Ivi, Irene Perkins, Kathryn Sklodowski and Carl Heggeland, Ingleside; Mae- Marek, Nancy Bowman, Wonder Lake; Helen Searfossf Island Lake; William Carney and . Roberta Francisco, Wau- 5nda; Adelie Pakitsos and J a m e s H a r r i n g t o n , R o u n d Lake; Harry Fields, Algonquin; Joyce Murdoch, Richmond; Trie Ericksen, Twin Lakes, Wis.; Eugene Cheney, Dundee; Thomas Olson, Lake Villa; Anne Johanson, Barrington; Mae Kutz, Lake Villa; Marguerite K a b e r n a, Western Springs; Bryan Davis, Bensenville; Betty J. Mead, Elgin; Walter Lange, Harold Stilling, Mabel Carder, Rosemarie De- More, Michael Harper, William Picket, Keith Celestine, Pearl Wallis, Corine Wilcox, Steven Huska, Keith Mereness, Brian Bremer, Margaret Barbour, Ramona Noriega, Richard Garske, William Brennan, Richard Johnson, Julia Dearborn, Roy Miller, Mary Nihill, Mitsuko Reschke, John Nechrebecki, Minnie Mellinghausen, Wayne Francke, Dennis Huff, Jerome King and Nicholas Saura, McHenry. Harvard Hospital Patients admitted to Harvard hospital during the past week included Eugene Kell, Dennis Huff, Hilary Rodenkirch, _JLouis* Frindell and George Wrecha of McHenry. 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