Features 59 black and white photographs of table settings, holiday decor .
Book has no writing
Measures approximately 6 1/2" by 7 7/8" by 1/4" thick
Spiral binding.
At the International Flower Show in New York, arrangements 6, 13,
17, 18, 20, 27, 29, 30, and 33 were exhibited.
Among the photographers represented in the HOME AND GARDEN
CALENDAR 1961 are: Sevecke, Kirschgessner Studios, Crew Studios,
Delmar Studios, John Gass, Gazette Photos, Gottscho-Schleisner for
Sterling Bowl Tournament, G. Wartell, Myers, Albert Studios, Ross
Fortuin, Eaton, and K. Arai.
The cover photograph is by Norman Egdell.
Arrangements are by members of the Federated Garden Clubs of
New York State, Inc. The Editor is Nedda Casson Anders of Hearth-
side Press.
Published by Hearthside Press Incorporated, 118 East 28 Street, New York 16
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27. "LIFE WITH FATHER" To pay tribute to him and his favorite sport a perky
little duck is surrounded by skillfully manipulated sansevieria, broom and echeveria.
Mrs. John Marx, Garden Club of Mamaroneck
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26.
WHO IS FAIREST IN THE LAND" Not a difficult question for this mirror,
say the birds cuddling at the base of the beautiful roses. Euonymus, galax and sideritis
add textural interest.
Mrs. Hugh H. van Zelm, Scarsdale Women's Club, Garden Section
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22. THE BEST FOR MOTHER For a family fête in honor of mother, the table is set
with gold-banded white china, crystal goblets and bow-tied candles. The epergne center-
piece is filled with lilies-of-the-valley and open tulips.
Mrs. Theodore Czaban, The Garden Gate Study Club
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FOR ST. PATRICK Sure 'tis the day for the wearing of the green, so here's a
prechaun head decorated with all-green foliage to honor the Irish.
s. George Goldson, Five Towns Garden Club
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7. VISUAL RHYTHM Dried forms of the desert flower, mare's tail, and manzanita
branches are the materials used in this handsome Hogarth line arrangement in a modern
Japanese container. Note how the rhythmic swirls carry the eye into, through and around
the design.
Mrs. William G. Wheeler, Norgate-at-Roslyn Garden Club
