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I.i ( lebration of the 325th An ivetT try of t)> • founding of Christ. Church, Glendcwthe church and six ‘ historical homes" whose original owners were first sub- ' scribers to the church w e r e open to visitors on Sunday, the L':;Ul of April. O n: ration:; of families who have been affiliated with Christ Church and. its growth were pre sen re r In pry Hr' >• respect to the ‘■neat and exet dent" brick build in a that lias served St. Anne's Parish for more than a decade. After dinner coffee followed by ten in t! e late aftei noon was served at "Estautevillo." Houses opened lor iiie tour were: Redlands one of the most beaut .ul and historic homes in Virginia, built in 3789. The Andrea Stevenson Library at Bi< iiheim displayed it.- ins of in ten. st. '■'unitor for the exhibit was Kciwanl B>>v!:tn. author of the re eetitly publ'shed-’ “Victoria. Albert and Mrs. Sievonsou." Ed. eivotl; d-'.-iyned by Thomas Jeffers in is a uri'iue and beau tiful pioportior.ed house. Ph ■ t■ O alii. . bull'. 1783 bv
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