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H/4/1928 -2-

for a Horticultural display in the Autumn of
1928. Mary Stabler resigned from this Com.

Under new business, the resignation of Mary
Reading Nichols, as Secretary, was regretfully
accepted, Mary M. Nichols being appointed in
her place for the season.

Application for membership was made by Mrs.
Probert, this was approved, and the Secretary
was asked to notify her.

The Secretary was also asked to write a note of
sympathy to Mrs. Weld.

Mr. Harry Stabler was chosen to present the names
selected by the Horticultural for membership on
the Sandy Spring Community Council, at the meeting
to be held April 27th. Helen Hallowell was
chosen alternate.

The Treasury being depleted, Mary Stabler offered
a resolution asking each household to contribute
twenty-five cents for expenses. This
was approved, and many responded.

Questions.
Planting cosmos in a new asparagus bed will not
injure asparagus.
Separate iris after they have bloomed. Bessie
Stabler has chrysanthum plants to give anyone
who wants them.
There were many suggestions to the questions for
stones for rockeries.
Anna Farquhar offered purple columbine.
There was some discussion on mushrooms.
There are no wintered cabbage plants in the
neighborhood.
Mr. A. G. Thomas announced that a number of interesting
books on Forestry, with pictures, could