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Rappahannock Homes
Included In Garden Tour
A number of mimes :n Rappahannock and Front Royal will he open for visitation d tiny Harden Week", April 2P-30 ami May 1, i■ y memners of the garden clubs and any other persons interested.
Among the homes to be visited are "Meadow'orook Hall,” home of Mr-. W. I’, .slaughter, on Route o--. between Flint Hill and Hunti>’. A feature of the garden will be the Japanese cherry trees, expected to he at their peak during the three days for visits.
i he pome of Mrs. Alexander (Jordon, *‘\\ mdsor Lodge,” near Huntly, will also be open for trie Harden Whom tour.
Homes an 1 gaidens aspen in Wai ren county include ' "Hi uld Hill, home of (ieneral and Mrs, Rev• . iy F. Hr..wn ; "Km,” at Xiuevat.; and I)r. Samuels' home in F or; if.; ...I, , ,.,.f
Jo home of Hen. and Mr-. Ih'ow !>, "It: : i 11:1!,'’ on I.ui ay avenue in 1 mnt Royal, wa- built:n 1 s , !i and :n a yi nvo of fine oak-. I he mm i m i- modern w a se.-tj.,r> devoted t» lilies.
”Ei in” was mu It by David Fun■ ton in Js in. M and Mr-. W i 1hair. C. Tiunary purchased to prop-erty in 1'ods. *
Dr. Samuels' home in front Royai a vei'itable museum of fine pieces and will be open for Vi-sitors for the tour, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, April 29-31) arid May 1.
The garden clubs of Rappahannock and Front Royal are anxiouthat everyone may have the opportunity to visit these homes and gardens during garden week.
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