The Washington times., 1928-06-04
District Becomes Garden Conscious !,
Al FrescO Festivities GroW II Popularity
horticultural Society's
Show on the Horizon
Arts Clubs Garden Sup

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Washington IS becoming
garden conscious al Of q
sudden. Never before this
season have there been quite
% many group activities to
arouse interest ii gardening,
and IL frescO parties ii the
pleasant gardens that are
growing up il the city are
becoming more and more
numerous.
Partisan Aspect
Moreover, the Capital Il taxi
ZIG 81 quite ! Partisan aspect
With its Out-of-door restaurants.
Luncheon parties ii the garden
restaurant of the Carlton Hotel,
charming spot with its en-
cirrlinr popIars and Fir trees.
and It's table shaded with gay
umbrellas. have been popular
oil spring I'll spite Of the tickle
ness Of the weather. The Club
81 Marks now has its terrace,
q NJ ~ $3.50 - 8 = s..
aSEe Ae.sse 10y A4la-ll 81. - !.
dine with the c0lorIiA panorama
q Connecticut Ayenlle spread
below them. And WnrdmaI
Park Hotel. whose swimming
neal and tennis courts have long
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lawns surrounding the greas
hostelTy.
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sk0Ap ASekNA1k
The regent flower show of the
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szssh 800 - 49, -. - -
81 bring - 1ne atsnIi0n 81 tne
nublic the strides which have
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t1ke - tnls pars 0k 1ne sOun
The Canterbury Pilgrimage
through the pickuresqtle gardens
81 old Georgetown brought out
many new admirers Tor their
necretiye charms. And Just now
there's the annual spring exI1i.
bikiOn 81 the American HorticalI-
&ure Society To look forward To.
This viii 81 held e the Hotel
r y sah 81 WITH M s prsvats View lew
q tine exhibit q love- nom %
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openirg day.
The group VIII BE- received BY
the prssaasns @ ne ~. sosle ~ &
ar6 tie reception COMMITTEES. 81
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,,ssi1. F4er assiskants are Mrs.
riea n BeIl Mrs y. JanYey
e.rACv,, Mr. Helen Fowler. Mrs.
4 .r,.5ir 4EIerfle. AIRS. John Tlilder.
nFi~~ nfarraret Lancast er. Mrs.
T.ranIr 81 Moves and Mrs. =.
Refnolll.
The patronesses for the event
are Mns. Robert Woods Bliss.
Mr.. Avery Coonley, Mrs. Louis
Froffinglnara. Mrs Francis
Kim. Miss Mary Med. Beirne,
Mrs. Frederick A. Parl1hurst.
Rfrs. Floyd Harris. Mrs. Herbert
l. Satterlee, Mrs.. Charles
stout. Miss Grace Sturtevent,
Mrs.. Charles ID. Walcctt, Mrs.
william III. Weaver, ana Mrs.
George II. Wood.
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several ysars ana -
every week or two through the
aarly summer. There IL q garden
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