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Charles A. Stafford. It was elegantly held in a big, old church. They flew back to Pittsburgh for Mother’s Day.
Frank and Doris Donald spent Mother’s Day at the Inner Harbor in Baltimore, Maryland with their daughter and her family, Stephen and Margaret McCauley and baby, Sara. Doris loved the shops and all, but it was so crowded that you could hardly move. They all had dinner in one of the many cafes.
The day before, was little, Sara’s 1st birthday and the Donalds truly enjoyed that splendid affair. Sara had a time opening her presents, she was really awed by it all. The Donalds gave her a small, red wagon, which she thought was ideal to sit in and be pulled around the house.
Heather Fannon spent the weekend with her friend at the ocean in Chincoteague. School’s out now, so Heather will be working around the Fannon farm this summer. She attends Geroge Mason University, where she’s majoring in Nursing. Heather tells us that polo season will be starting soon, the first game is scheduled for June 15th at the Lincoln Mall in Washington, D.C. She’ll keep us posted on the games during the season.
Remember these words by Dorothy Canfield Fisher, “A mother is not a person to lean on but a person to make leaning unnecessary.”
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