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pointed in the demonstration arrangements.
Ms. Oliver created as she spoke of the Colonial period in our history and the flowers and fruits which were available at that time for making home decorations.
Hostesses for the luncheon, Marian White, Barbara Colvin and Beth DeBergh contributed a Williamsburg ambience to the occasion. They had made boxwood wreaths for table centerpieces, each one centered by a candle of Williamsburg blue toi match the tablecloths. These were given to a lucky guest at each table.
Club President Helen Brown brought members back to reality with a reminder that the following day would be highway pickup day on Route 231, the club’s adopted highway.
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