GARDEN OF MISS MARIE KOBBE, THE ARTIST 
Miss Kobbe's hillside garden is bordered by Roses, varied by occasional clumps of clipped Barberry bushes. English Ivy edges 
the wide borders in which Foxgloves, Peonies, Larkspur and Phlox all have their own niches. A Grapevine-covered arbor 
shelters the bird-bath and Roses scramble over the central arch and over the white picket fence which encircles the garden 
GARDEN OF MISS LYDIA FIELD EMMET, PORTRAIT PAINTER 
Miss Emmet’s garden is triply enclosed: first by an encircling wall of clipped Pine, then Spruce, then Bar¬ 
berry. Against this background of green, the Hollyhocks throw up their stately spires. Foxgloves, Sweet 
William, and Iris vie with Oriental Poppies and Evening Primroses for their place in this charming garden, 
and a Lombardy Poplar stands slimly, challengingly erect, while a white Birch gleams in the distance 
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