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aecoratea ior enjoyable country living. Every room overlooks the lovely rolling hills and mountains of the Blue Ridge. It is located near Flint Hill on Route 637. The Lea House in Washing ton; Va. started as a saloon right across the street from the courthouse, where the bank now stands. Later it was moved to its present site, where it at one time served as a post office for the town. Mrs. T. C. Lea recently bought it and remodeled it into the present attractive home. Windsor Lodge, the home of 'Sfr.iita Mrir-arr ArS.-ttahb gren, Huntly, Va. has been in the family since 1822, when it was purchased by Basil Gordon, the fim man in Virginia to possess a million dollars in cash. In 1909 the property was divided between two brbthers, Basil and Douglas Gordon. Basil's share was the lovely old home with a small allotment of land, while Douglas received the large farm with the hunting lodge. The house was remodel ed in 1922 and a new wing was added. Mr. Dahlgren is a grandson of the Gordon's. In each house there will be dried flower arrangements on display and for sale and there will also be a sales room at the parish hall of Trinity Episcopal Church. Washington. Tea will be served here both afternoons of the tour. Mrs. W. A. Miller will be hostess, assisted by Mrs.Elmo Flynt. Again this year the Country Store will be a feature of the
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