Evening star., 1963-05-19
GARDEN CLUB
ACTIVITIES


SILVER SPRING GARDEN CLUB,
Monday, 8 Pm. Wheaton Regional
Library, Georgia and Arcola avenues.
DR.. George Darrow will speak on
Small Fruits. Blueberries, Blackberries
and Strawberries in the Home Car
den." Hostesses: Mrs. Bowman Atkins
and Mrs. Edward Branagan.
CREsTwOOD GARDEN CLUB. Mon
day. noon, home of Miss Marian v.
Hummer. 1880 Upshur street NV. So
cial hour. Election.
GLENCARLYN GARDEN CLUB. Mon
day. 8 pm. st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Fifth and Lexington streets
South. Arlington. hostesses Louise Ma
son. Georgia Parker. Golden Smith
and Lila Mae Via. Election. Panel will
discuss garden problems. The Olen-
lcarlyn club, along with the Forest
Glen club won National Flower Show
Achievement Award for their combined
Joseph Muir for Glencarlyn and Mrs.
r. l.. Fahrney for Forest Glen. The
show was titled Impressions in the
Park" and won over area competition
when JUDGED on the basis Of original,
conformance to national standards.
lQlencarlyn Is one the Oldest clubs in
the area, established in 1851, while the
Forest Glen club was founded in 1859.
Also received from the National Capt.
was the award Of merit for the 1892
% yearbook. Mrs. Raymond 8. Via was
chairman.
EVERGREEN GARDEN CLUB. Mon
day. 1880 pm, home Of Mrs. John W.
Davidge. Club flower show after lunch.
Members will bring either mass ar
q line arrangement in an oriental con-
tainer: Mrs. Herbert Greger will Judge.
VIENNA WOODS GARDEN CLUB,
Monday. g pm, Vienna Presbyterian
Church: Wilbur II. Youngman,. garden
gram: Summer Show in the Garden" ["
GLENWOOD ROAD GARDEN CLUB,
Tuesday. home Of Mrs. r. B. Monroe
b2O2 Glenwood road. Talk. Flower
Show Interpretation" by Mrs. E. L.
BURLEIGH GARDEN CLUB, Tues
chette. 1880 Thirty-eighth street NV,
Films show By Mrs. Ridseiy chapline.
FIVE HILLS GARDEN CLUB Of
Vienna, Va, Tuesday, pm. Flame
Room, Vienna Firehouse. Charles A.
Burmeister VIII give an Illustrated talk
W. H. Cullen, Mrs. Richard Bier, Mrs.
James Clarkin, Mrs. Vincent DeCarlo.
LINCOLNIA HILLS GARDEN CLUB
Of Alexandria, Tuesday, 8 pm. Hospi-
tality. Room Of the Coca Cola Bottling
Co.. 5401 Seminary road, hostess Mrs.
SShs sSna II n e rePnset pse Rd film Win Sur 10 ,bsvn ssa
By Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Dixon, jr.
KEBANA INTERNATIONAL, WASH
ington chapter. Tuesday, 10 am. Ma
tional All Center. 7100 Connecticut
avenue NV. Annual election of off
GERS. Luncheon served during meeting.
Mrs. Carl H; Lippold will give q DEM
Special tables for instruction Of be-
ginners in the art Of Ikebana.
COUNTRYSIDE GARDEN CLUB Of
Fairfax, Tuesday noon, home OF Mrs.
]. T.. Roberts. Program: County
Parks by Mrs. W. Stenhouse.
ROCKVILLE GARDEN CLUB, Tues
day, luncheon, Potomac Church parish
hall, hostesses Mrs. Frank jenkins,
Mrs. william Elliott. Mrs. Lynne Rob-
ertson. Subject: Traditional Flower Ar
ranging: Door prize donated By Mrs.
Louise Thrift.
LANGLEY GARDEN CLUB, Tuesday,
luncheon. Cedar Knoll Inn. IL O'clock.
I1s
Coone. president: Mrs. J. whitmore,
vice president; Mrs. e, White, treas
urer. and Mrs. L. Fuller and Mrs. r.
Gloeckler. secretaries.
sULGRAvE MANOR GARDEN CLUB,
Tuesday, 8 pm. home Of Mrs. Virginia
Vogel, 43Ol Bordeaux drive. Alexan-
dria. Mrs. Nina Carroll Of Alexandria
Floral Co. will speak and demonstrate
several flower arrangements.
WOODBRIDGE GARDEN CLUB, Tues
day, pot luck dinner and plant sale,
Fellowship Hall, McKendree Methodist
Church, South Dakota and Rhode Is
land avenue NE, $3.50 pm.
SUMMER GARDEN CLUB. Tueday,
$50 am, home Of Mrs. Keith Py-
Election q officers apd trip to Dunn
OAs sunny tUs ESAs ACRES GARDEN CLUB,
wednesday, pm, tenth anniversary
meeting; Nashville Elementary School.
Fresh flower hat contest. Slides Of
MARTHA WASHINGTON GARDEN
CLUB, Wednesday, 8 pm, home Of
Mrs. Vincent M. Curtis, 9O4 Cygnet
drive, Alexandria. Election OF officers.
BELTSVILLE GARDEN CLUB, We'd
seiSde eSoo SeS 9n Rstsve ssSsvrs q Ess1
Arboretum will speak on aSaleas and
rhododendrons. Color slides.
BETHESDA COMMUNITY GARDEN
CLUB, Wednesday, home Of Mrs.
Charles D. Heron, 1911 Fairfax road,
Bethesda, Md. For members only.
Spring tea and lecture. Mrs. Herron's
friend and honor guest, Mrs. Frank
A. Allen, jr., will decorate the home
with her arrangements and will give
lecture-demonstration at 1870 after
which tea will be served. Mrs. Allen is
teacher Of Japanese flower arrang-
ing and is q founder of Ikebana In
ternational which has n chapters
around the world. This event takes the
place of the May flower show which
the club annually presented. The ex-
ecutive board will assist with the tea.
HYATTSVILLE HORTICULTURAL.
SOCIETY, Thursday, pm, First
Baptist Church Of Hyattsville, Md. Mrs.
Harold c. Hoffsommer will speak on
India.