Brookings-Harbor pilot., August 19, 1954, Page 6, Image 6

Brookings-Harbor Pilot T hursday , august
19, 1954
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, in KHiun to io r snam ng to orange,
assured them th ese p la n ts had buddieias in colors of purple,
w in tered rig h t in th e ir b u ilt up pink and w hite. The rarep ero m a
brick p lan ters, w hich are located
sh ru b clothed in its h ea lth y d ark
under a large p ic tu re window.
g ieenish, reddish foliage, ju st
Am ong o th e r flow ers which . ready to b urst out w ith large
bordered the front of th e house purple flow ers, as well as a low
is a clim bing fuchsia w hich is pink h e a th e r now in full bloom,
M em bers and friends of th e I group w hich proceeded to th e so th rifty it had to he trim m ed r. very larg e pitto sp o ru m shrub,
.Azalea G arden Club, filling tw elve hom e of the F ren ch y A riel Is on back d u rin g the grow ing season.
sev eral coto n easters, and m anv
carlo ad s form ed at th e V. F. W. C rissey C ircle to see a "One
W ith o u r hostess in th e group azaleas.
H all for a p ilg rim ag e through 5« a r gard en ". T ru ly am azing to the ca rs then proceeded to th e
a few of th e o u tsta n d in g g ard en s <dl w as th e a rra y of bloom s u r­ C rissey g ardens located on h ig h ­ I O ur hostess ag ain joined the
of this a re a on T h u rsd ay , A ugust rounding a lovely green lawn, way 101, just on m ile n o rth of I group w hich drove to th e W arren
I S m ith ’s hom e on C rissey C ircle
12th a t 1:30 p. m.
the la tte r having been planted Brookings. T he C risseys have a c ­ w here we w ere given a w onder-
com plished m uch by a rra n g in g tul tea on th e spacious lawn m uch
F ro m th e re the group un d er m la te spring of this year.
lath houses for a sem i-p ro te ct-
th e leadership of Mrs. Jessie J u d ­
A n a tu ra l hedge of wild shrubs
ol its b eau ty being a ttrib u te d to
kins, p ro g ram ch airm an , to the v'hich will each bloom at dif- ion from the w inds of fall and the close clipped tre a tm e n t giv­
je ¡n o is IU |M sjjv j o OtUOlf h r e n t seasons is being planted ¡ v in te r which at tim es are too en it by Mr. Sm ith.
and O ak stre e ts.
at the south side of the Jot. In s. xere for the w onderful display
I he S m ith s hav e m uch beaut v
iik h is tru ly "an eye opener”.
T his g racious lady m et us on an ' lio n t of th e house a display ol
1 in the g ard en s m ade possible by
So manv things a re o u tstan d in g , i th e p ro tectio n of th e cypress
afte rn o o n of p erfect sunshine su p erb
begonias
g re eted
the
to conduct us th ro u g h th e ta s te ­ Piuup, in whose estim atio n they am ong which we m ention "S a n ta 'f re e s on these grounds, p lanted
( ru z ” a
red
fuchsia
w hich
fully a rra n g e d grounds, which
over tw en ty y a rs ago by Mr.
spreads in glorious profusion on Crisseey.
w ith th e ir wild trees, shrubs, ferns
the little sum m er house in the
and flow ers tu rn e d out to be a
Manv v arieties of flow ers w ere
rev elation. T his becam e m ore
c e n te r of th e area, w hich is lit­
grow ing in th e borders, o u tstan d -
and
your
e rally su rro u n d ed by so m any
w o n d erfu l as we learned th a t
ing am ong thm is a very d ark
o th e r things of o u tstan d in g b eau ­
p ra c tic a lly all of th e grow ing
purple R uddleia, A stilbe. co lu m ­
th in g s had
been
tra n sp la n te d
ty. F uchsia, the "D o cto r" a love­
bine, and seedling dahlias, the
ly pink, as well as m any o th ers
from the su rro u n d in g a re a s w ith
m
erit of th e la tte r is th e ir low-
of note.
m uch lalxir.
grow ing habit.
Well deserved praise was voie
A ttra c tin g a tte n tio n w ere a
H A Y FEVER SEASON
Roses have been a success w ith
<*d by th e g roup as they w en
p
u
re
w hite hydrangea, a trito m a
By Science Features
th e S m iths, am ong whose favor-
led from one vista to another,
•uik t ile rf>th ce n tu ,y « poet said:
each so sk ilfu lly a rra n g e d th a t
»' fiat s one m an’s poison .
is
th e g ard en s seem to be m uch an o th er’s m eat or drink.” T hat still
la rg e r th an they a re in reality. holds true. The breath of sweet
Mrs. S to u t keeps no cats, so m any sum m er air may be pure pleasure
kin d s of birds find a friendly for some people but others who
suffer from hay fever dread the
s a n c tu a ry in th e greenery.
scent of flowers and grass for the
A round th e residence m asses of discom fort it foretells.
Hay fever is caused by an allergy
d a h lia s a re used in th e landscap
ing, em phasis being achieved by to plant pollens th a t are carried
in the air. Fall
th e use of one color fo r a p a rtic ­
hay fever, the
u la r area.
• » m ost com m on
O u r h o stess here joined the
type, lasts from
g ro u p w hich drove to th e end
A u g u s t u n til
Cf A rnold L ane to the lovely new
e a r ly w in te r,
and is due to
h em e of Colonel and M rs. Lee
lagweed. Spring
R ice w hich has a w onderful view
and sum m er
of th e ocean from its location
P o 11 e n, d u s t,
on th e edge of th e high bluff.
fe a th e rs , and
Mrs. Rice then led th e group
other p a rtic le s
th ro u g h h e r g ard en w hich is an
a ls o b o th e r
e x a m p le and in sp iratio n to old mar y of the susceptible.
b u rn in g ey e s and a
an d new co m ers alik e of the
b e a u ty w hich can be achieved in stuffed-up, running nose are the
sym ptom s of this allergy. Severe
a sh o rt while.
cases also suffer from ' lack of
'I’he Rices have such a lovely sleep, loss of appetite and possibly
display of q uick grow ing bulbs infection.
J
T h<>re a re s e v e ra l tre a tm e n ts
an d an n u al flow ers, am ong which
u e r e som e glorious hybrid sweet which give partial relief. A series
P»‘as. a rra n g e d in front of the «■I injections may somewhat de
sensitize the person to pollen. Vari
bedroom w indow s so as to m ake ‘»us
anti-histam ine drugs, though
a n inspiring scene from Isith in­
•i cure, may relieve some svmp-
side and out.
V.’T V " u ” ? a " attack - A "ew aid
t / he. h y ^ c o r tis o n e drugs such
Mrs. R ice is ju s tly proud of
h e r success in rooting cam ellias. N v J 1' / Recent,y. a Brooklyn,
N. i . doctor reported that "of ten
Also has a one y e a r old Jacar- »agweed hay fever patients, 7 ob-
an d a tree, since it is a nativ e of
a.mal exeelLnt relief; 2. marked
B razil, its grow ing is an accom* H lH f and l m oderate relief,” by
tak in g oral doses of this hormone
plisbm enf of note
b l?CMhay fevei' sufferers are un
O .h n .H Hi,.,, Ied , he g ro i|p tQ
avoidably aw are of their m alady
,
( « , , ta in 's H ouse" a t lh l.
e is5 also
otht*r precautions to
»op ot the I,ill „ c a rb ) to view , he
¡.he ’J* effects, such ns going
o cean lo r a seem ingly lim itless to pollen-free areas when possible
d istan ce.
a i ^ ,n<
filter mask a t
M rs. Rice th en joined the condition. k"eping in « 00d Physical
Club Makes Annual Pilgrimage
To Different Community Gardens
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o a iu rn ia ,
a deep rose color, F ashion, a p ri­
cot pink, D onald P rio r, d ark red,
Peace, cream , yellow and rose.
E toile de H olland, a d a rk red,
and C h a rlo tte A rm strong, a deep
pink.
T ea w as served by th e hos­
tesses for th e d ay w ith Mrs.
E lm er H an scam .’ch airm an , a s ­
sisted by M rs. R. B. Clooier, Mrs.
G erald Guess and M rs. C harles
Ames, w ith Mrs. W arren c o u r­
teously giving th e g roup the
p letsu re of g ath e rin g in h er
vard for the refresh m en ts.
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