Evening star., 1954-01-17
Gorden Club
Activities

Garden Show, as guest speaker.
Mrs. Lang will demonstrate
flower arranging.
Hilltop Garden Club will hold
two events February IL. A regu-
lar meeting Is scheduled for /
pm. at the home Of Mrs. Warner
Fassett, 1925 Thirty fourth
street Sc. At $3.50 pm. an
evening Of cards and refresh
ments is scheduled for husbands
and friends at the Naylor Gar
dens Community House. The
club met January 8 at the home
of Mrs. Edward Palank, 5203
Silver Hill road Sc.
Genwood Road Garden Club
will meet Tuesday at 8:l5 pm.
with Mrs. Richard Beale. Mrs.
w. B. Carroll plans a surprise -
program following election Of Of
flcerS. In the club-sponsored
outdoors Christmas decoration
contest Mrs. John Haller and
daughter. Mrs. Thelma Vernon,
won first; Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Bodley, 1903 Irvington avenue,
was second. and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Lynnwood Cook, $500 Glen
wood road. third The awards
will be presented Tuesday.
Growing Orchids Without a
Greenhouse" will be the theme
of DR.. Frank Schairer's talk to-
morrow to the National Capital
Orchid Society, Inc, at the Ma
tional Museum on Constitution
avenue at 8 pm.
KenwOOd Garden Club will
sponsor an address Thursday by
DR.. Cynthia Westcott at the
Woodward g. Lothrop store audi
torium; 2:30 pm. topic. Gar
den Enemies" For tickets call
Mrs. Robert E. L. johnson (Oli-
yer 2-8999. DR.. Westcott is q
lecturer and author of note. She
will include slides and poster
size water colors in her talk.
Perennial Garden Club will
meet tomorrow with Mrs. Karl
Corby. 1888 Garfield street NV.
Mrs. A. F. Striker will speak on
flower arrangements.
Michigan Park Garden Club
will meet Tuesday, 8 pm. at the
Third Christian Church. South
Dakota avenue and Taylor
street NE; program includes
Christmas greens show pictures.
Washington Daffodil Society
will meet tomorrow with Mrs.
John Bozievich. 67l0 Hillmead
road, Bethesda. Suggestions
will be made concerning the
show to be held April 10 and II.
Woodbridge Garden Club is or
ganized in 1854 as follows:
Hazelle M. johnson. president;
Florence Eastman, vice presi-
dent: Mary Allen Ellis. secretary:
Mrs. E. c. Hunton, correspond
ent secretary; w. H. Hosterman.
treasurer; Mrs. H. A. Linger,
librarian. Chairman of flower
shows: A. P. Hofmann. r. F.
Gray, A. H. Englebrecht; L. M.
Clarke. DR.. Freeman Weiss
heads Program Committee; Miss
Florence Eastman. membership:
Mrs. j. L. Bishop. ways and
means; George Targett, point
scores; H. c. Clay. publicity.
Rock Springs Garden Club
will meet Thursday, 10 am. at
the Rock Springs Neighborhood
House; guest speaker, ]. Martin
Franklin.
Burleith Garden Club will meet
Tuesday, 8 pm, with Mrs.
George Crofton, 1906 Thirty
seventh street NV.
The Luxman0r Garden Club
will meet at Parklawn on We'd
nesday at 8:15 PM A film,
Making the Most of a Miracle. "
will be shown by courtesy of The
Plant Food Council. HoStesses
will be Mrs. Thomas Bartram,
Mrs. Donald Gray and Mrs. Jo-
seph Neville.
Selection Of the Right Roses
From The Spring Catalog" will
be the subject Of the Potomac
Rose Society on Thursday at the
auditorium Of The New National
Museum.
Mrs. Frederick Lang, chairman
Of the Garden Club Section of
the National Capital Flower and
Garden Show, will offer two
courses in Flower Arrangement
at the YWCA beginning Feb
ruary /. In meeting Mondays /
to 3 pm. or Thursdays to 8
pm. Mrs. Lang will demonstrate
fundamentals and then students
will work out their own arrange
ment. For details, call YWCA,
ME. 8-2100, Branch 29.s
The American Rose Society's
national headquarters are now
at 4048 Roselea place, Columbus
IA, Ohio, in what is known as
the Park of Roses, where $4,000
of a total $1,000 planned rose
plants are now growing In a we'll
designed garden. The society
formerly had its Offices at Har-
risburg, Pa.