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"The collecting a i.» arranging of dried materials date bad to colonial tunes." Miss Putney said. "The arrangements ol the earlier peripds were -more limited in number than those of today since ue have learned methods for preserving color and form of flowers." lh r illustrated lecture included dried materials of annuals, peren nials and everlasting.-. In addition to the floral collection. Miss Put nev told of suitable materials that could be collected and used from the vegetable garden and the cultivated fields. "The roadsides and fields are abundant in materials that are most satisfactory' for use in win ter arrangements, ' she advised. Following her instructions on equipment and tools to be used, the speaker concluded her talk on the principles of design to be ob served in flower arranging.
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