Evening star., 1960-05-22
GARDEN CLUB
ACTIVITIES

NEIGHBORHOOD GARDEN CLUB Of
Gaithersburg and washington Grove,
Wednesday, 1870 pm, luncheon, Ep-
worth Church. Flower show that eve
nins open to public from to 8 pm.
woMAN's COMMUNITY CLUB of
Kensington, Md, Tuesday, 9;30 am,
meet at Safeway parking lot in Kensing-
ton to visit Fern Valley at the National
Arnoretum. Plant sale will be held at
the Food Town, University boulevard,
Kensington, 2 am, next Friday.
NEIGHBORHOoD GARDEN CLUB
Of Arlington. Va, honored its 30th an
niversary with a home and garden tour
May IA, with these results in part: Best
arransement in show, Mrs. A,
azaleal, Mrs. Werner Aurell: Other
winners; Mrs. J. J. Dwyer, Mrs. Carl
Mrs Ruth Hope, Mrs. W F Hope
ir; Mrs. Ben Markert, Mrs. NJ. saville.
Mrs. R. L. Hutchings, c. A. Carpenter
Mr' Emer Higgins
FIVE HILLS GARDEN CLUB Of
Vienna, Va. Tuesday. pm. Vienna
Ct the Potomac Chrysanthemum So
ciety, with slides Of varieties that do
well here. Mrs. Fred Kslepp will talk
on American elms. Hostesses; Mrs.
Si,,,. RcSsrt D Shsw 4.id Mrs cnTgsn Thomas .Id
Mrs. William Eiseman.
HYATTSvILLE HORTICULTURAL
Baptist Church. Sol Forty-second
avenue, Hyattsville, Nd Slides Of
hybrid lilies. Members will bring iris
arrangements and, as usual, horticul-
Door prizes and refreshments. Guests
invited
HALF-ACRE GARDEN CLUB of Fort
Washington Forest, Tuesday. . m.
Van Buren, drive; Arransements for
club flower show June 4.
LUX MAN NOR GARDEN CLUB,
Wednesday, SIS pm, home of Mrs.
Ralph Monahan. 1901 Poindexter lane.
Rockville. Md Co-hostesses Mrs. R. H.
stinchfeld and Mrs. Bowden Findley.
GROGREEN GARDEN CLUB, Mon
Gay, s pm. home OF Mrs. David J.
McConeEhy, Q4O5 WadSworth drive,
ports OF officers,
BROOkLAND GARDEN WORKSHOP,
Monday, at the home Of Mrs; Arthur
J. Black. 3O2l Fifteenth street NE.
FOURTH ANNUAL FLOWER FEsTI-
VAL results May l6 at the Michigan
Park Christian Church, included: Ar
s' Mrs. Inea nT UndeTdus. Mrs M n. j. frS WTisht, T.
Mrs. Arthur Black, Mrs. Elizabeth DAILY
and Mrs. Maxine Boyd, Rose specimens
First and second, Mrs. A. j. Black;
third. Mrs. virginia Smith. Horticulture
Mrs. Katie Price. John Hudson. Mrs
L. A. McCallum, Mrs. Pearl Marshall
other winners included Mrs. Agnes Nc
callum,. Joseph Campbell. Mrs. Miriam
tucker w. Mrs. Arlene ousrles' Mrs.
Margaret Donaldson, Mrs. Rosa Graves.
Mrs. Frances Jordon, Miss Vinita
Lewis, Mrs. Eudora Gilmore, Mrs. H.
W. Jones and Mrs. Sarah McDow.
HILLCREST GARDEN CLUB, Mon
Burton. 20e2 Thirty-hrst place Sc.
Mrs. Horace Butterworth will speak on
flower ARRANGEMENTS.
sDOGWOoD HILLS GARDEN CLUB,
Thursday. pm. home OF Edwin
Peckard; Little River turnpike, AMMAN;
the month: Roses on Parade"
SPRINGFIELD GARDEN CLUB of
Montgomery County, Monday, 1890
am, st, Columbas Church. 4201 Abe
marie street NV. Business meeting
nG pT,S ssstipn ,h G OeTs 5o KfnEGOd nU ibo and
auditorium. Woodward &; Lothrop' 5
Chevy Chase store, Thursday 2 to o
pm.
PAINT BRANCH GARDEN CLUB.
luncheon and meeting for exchange Of
Mrs. Victor Myers, German road, Lau-
rel, Md.
SUNNY ACRES GARDEN CLUB.
Wednesday. s pm, Masonville Elemen-
tAry School. Annandale, Va. T. r.
ScRnlon will speak on herbs.
TAKOMA HORTICULTURAL CLUB,
Monday, s pm. Takoma School. Dah-
liza street at Pinev Branch road NV.
Bulbs, corms, tubers. and rhizomes to
be discussed with Mrs George B Fur
man leading discussion and Judge
Carey E. Quinn speaking. Social hour
Mrs Irene Haggertv hostess Last
meeting until September rose and
peony show will be held Saturday and
next Sunday at the school The horti-
cultural book for May review is THE
Travels of William Bartram," a work
written in the 18th century.
.BELTSV VILE GARDEN CLUB
Wednesday, $40 pm Dr.. Warren
johnson. University of Maryland. to
speak on our Insect Problems" A
nsddtinE tinS plant sale Will prscede the
ground at 7:30 o'clock.