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harmonize with the house and
its surroundings.

After adjournment the Club
visited the gardens of Mrs.
White and Mrs. Herndon.

Mrs. A. E. Tate, Pres.
Mrs. H. A. White, Sec.

1926

On Thursday June 10, the
Garden Club made a visit
to Winston-Salem, following
a carefully planned itin-
erary arranged by our com-
mittee.

A number of most charm-
ing gardens were visited, in-
cluding Miss Bessie Pfohls'
garden, reproducing that of
Count Zinzindorf. Mrs. Will
Reynolds, Mrs. Galloway's Ital-
ian Garden and the wonder-
ful gardens of Mrs. Will [Haynes or Hanes],
Mrs. B. F. Huntley. Then at
Mrs. Alex Hanes we were
much refreshed by a rest
in her shady porch with