Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-18
GARDEN CLUB
ACTIVITIES
wEsTMoRELAND HILLS GARDEN

r, W We LAMP hill Hills GaRDEN
CLUB, jointly sponsored lecture-dem-
99Inssration, By By MIS-. Herbert e -. Ggeger;
Lothrop Chevy Chase Auditorium. A
few tickets available at the door at 81.
GLFNCARLYN GARDEN CLUB,
Monday. $50 pm. tenth anniversary
dinner at The Country Squire, Patrick
Henry drive and LeeSburg pike near
was the clubs creation of a nature
trail in Glencarlyn Park for which won
the Sears Roebuck Community Award.
Members OF the club who are accredited
flower show Judges INCLUDE Mrs. Joseph
William Van Dersal. Charter members
are Miss Connie Backus, Mrs. Howard
Chapman. Mrs. Parmely Daniels, Mrs.
James Donnelly. Mrs. Charles Howell,
Mrs. P. L. Killeen, Mrs. Joseph. Muir,
Mrs. I. A. Pectol and Mrs. Cora Worth.
SILVER SPRING GARDEN CLUB,
Monday. pm. Equitable Savings and
Loan Association Building, l1433
Georgia avenue, Wheaton. Mrs. Fred
erick w. Lang will give a demonstra-
ton lecture based on her recent Euro
pean trip.
EVERGREEN GARDEN CLUB, Mon
day, = pm, home of Mrs. Edmund
wellington jr., 47Oo Jamestown road.
Talk by Arthur Hansen, Conservation
OF the Potomac"
SUNNYSIDE GARDEN CLUB, Mon
day. home Of Rita zaltzman.
LITTLE FARMS GARDEN CLUB of
Potomac, Monday, 10 am, home OF
Mrs; Ted Lingo, eo-hostesses Mrs. E. c.
Morrill, B. Donnald will present a pro-
gram on Drying and Horticulture"
WOODLANDS GARDEN CLUB of
Fairfax, Va, Monday. s pm. American
Red Cross Building, Fairfax, Talk,
Home Landscaping with slides, by
w. B. Higgs of Vadma Nurseries.
NEIGHBORHOOD GARDEN CLUB,
Church, North Nelson street at Fair
fax drive. Arlington. Va. for program
on chrysanthemum culture and use OF
NUNS in Japanese flower arrangements.
VIENNA WOODS GARDEN CLUB.
Westbrlar Country Club honoring new
and old officers. New officers are:
Mrs. Carl H, stadler. president: Mrs.
Lee Hon Vfs M; k M
ert s.. Burns. corresponding secretary
and Mrs. John H. Fitzgerald. recording
secretary.
CREsTWooD GARDEN CLUB. Mon.
Plat and Mrs. Malcolm scates CO.
hostesses, pr9srasm: Mrs t Nannet ct M N:
on HERBS and Their use"
GLENWOoD ROAD, GARDEN CLUB.
Tuesday. ,S:l5 pm: home OF Mrs. W.
4; STROUD; 4sl5 Edgefield road. Be,
"Corsages'' by Harry F. Kelsey jr. OF
the Shoreham Hotel Flower Shop.
LANGLEY GARDEN CLUB. Tuesday.
pm. home Of Mrs. Tom Williamson,
carney Of Dumbsrton Oaks will show
films on the gardens there.
SUMNER GARDEN CLUB. Tuesday.
$50 am. home of Mrs. James Carnes.
G oyerea T9ad Nv 1 flsne
GARDEN INSTITUTE seminar. tues
day. 3 PM Annandale. tyaD High
f Beetles pr; VII :; O. R0"el' extension
day, pm, home OF Mrs. K. W. Reea,
1888 Thirty. eighth street NV. Dem
onstration Of corsase-making by Mrs
Gladys Hoffman
WOODBRIDGE GREEN THUMBS
GARDEN CLUB, Tuesday, 8 pm, home
OF Mrs; Bernice Ford. 1924 kearney
street NE. Plans for the annual flower
festival.
COUNTRYSIDE GARDEN CLUB of
Fairfax County, TUESDAY, noon, home
OF MASS Corlta Seoane. mira and Lafe-
ira avenue. Dunn Lcring, Va, Wilbur
H. Youngman, garoen editor of The
Star, will speak on Pruning
MANASSAS GARDEN CLUB has set
May 20 as date for the annual home
tour and flower show, with five homes
opened and special exhibits. Mrs. Edgar
E. Rohr Is general chairman: Mrs.
Frank .: Cox Is schedule chairman.
MARTHA WASHINGTON GARDEN
CLUB. Wednesday, s pm, at the Penn
paw Coop Hospitality Room. Mrs.
carr Haslund will hold a workshop on
terrariums. Attendance limited to mem
bers: at instructors request,
~, NElGHBORS INC. GARDEN CLUB,
wednesday, s pm, home of Mrs Alma
Greene. 1927 Third place NV. Flower
ARRANGEMENTS for Brotherhood Food
PoToMAC CHRYsANTHEMrM so.
GlEIf, Wednesday, pm, Perpetual
Hfhu nidnns 54O1 Wisconsin avenue, Be
themums, by Mrs. Marsaret Pilson
and Mrs. Kathryn Neibich. Color slides