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Rappahannock Garden i
Club Meeting
Mrs,' 9. C. Warwick was ho*tess to $0 members of the Rappahannock Garden club which met at “Rockbottom” Wednesday, October 86.
Mrs. John R. Revercomb fare a report on a meeting attended when the Roadside Committee made plans to start some work in the rklnity of Sperryville in the near future.
Those appointed to serve as chairmen of the various districts in the county were Mrs. J. M. Settle for Flint Hill, Mrs. George H. Davis, Jr., for Washington, S. E. Hening for Sperryville, Mrs. C. R. Hite for F. T. Valley, and Mrs. W. ” R. Williamson • for Woodville.
Miss Ethel long, as program chairman for October, gave an instructive talk on the care of house plants.
The exhibits consisted of chrysanthemums and arrangements of specimens. Mrs. George Taylor received the Jhrst highest score on 4 her arrangement; Mrs. George 6. Davis, Jr., the second; and Mrs.
j6*= Revercombreceived third = 'highest rating.
In the specimen airangements Mrs. J. Gv Revercomb received the highest score, with second and third places going to Mrs. ft ~V.
Sneed. Mra^LsJjVSnead, Jr^took first place in themiscellaneous exhibits mith an arrangement of lavender lilacs, and Mrs. R. V. Sn^$id received second with an exhibit of Japanese anemone.
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