Horticultural Society

H/9/1947-2.

Moletraps are always good horticultural material, also White's successful rat poison. How about the "historical" data set forth in the new boys' school bulletin, or what is on the placque on the Brookeville White House?

Mr. Hurrey spoke of the beautiful cardinal flower which he has replanted in his woods. Members could hardly have a worthier pilgrimage, than to see it.

Before supper Emmy Hill took pictures of us as we unconsciously draped ourselves gracefully around the charming hillside garden. We enjoyed the little nooks and vistas in the garden, - the primrose borders, the easy terraces, the rustic arbors, the fig tree. All these had artistic companionship with the tiny stream and the half-wild hill beyond.

I.W.Sec