Sete of Palo fH. Taylor Peery of Fado Alito, a past president of the Garden Club for Alto, the flower gets club’s show ee to ready annual oe be held c at a Spanish hacienda. The show will depict varoius periods of California history. io Alto Garden Club’s Annual ~ wer Show Will Begin Friday PALO ALTO — Palo Alto Richards, 534 Santa Rita Garden Club members will Ave., Palo Alto. hola their annual . flower Murals and exhibits w show at the 9,000-squareshow the development /of foot Spanish -type adobe California from its original home of Mrs. Longueville H. Price, Friday Atherton, through from Sunday. Proceeds from the threeday-show at 260 Oak Grove Ave, will go toward civic beautification. The event will. be held from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. | ~ Theme of the show is “Our California Heritage,”’ depicting Indian the population brief Russian, through Spanigh, Pioneer and Gold Rush days to the present. a Many of the items aqigplayed will be authentic originals, from mMmembegg’ own collections and the Wells Fargo Historical ment also will be shown. Museum. hs The show will be held various periods the last time at the fo of California history. - Chairman is Mrs. Robert acre estate, which. Will. ee geet sold after Price’s recent death. A display of rare handthrown stoneware fired at 2,350 degrees, an achievement of the ancient Chinese and used today only by Studio potters, a spokesman said. | Besides exhibits by club members, more than thirty florists, studio potters, nurseries, garden Supply, garden furniture and equip-