The Beacon Hill Garden Club, founded in 1928, held its Annual Spring Soireé on May 20 in anticipation of its 97th Hidden Gardens of Beacon Hill Annual Tour, held the following day. Attendees enjoyed cocktails in the King’s Chapel Parish House garden, and a sample of the tour. Proceeds from the Soireé benefit the organization’s education and conservation projects, urban landscape improvements, and grant program.
“The Beacon Hill Garden Club is grateful for our Soireé sponsors and for all the generous people who bought tickets to support our efforts to help the community with environmental conservation and civic improvement,” said Sandra Gilpatrick, President, Beacon Hill Garden Club. “Thank you for sharing our love for both horticulture and urban gardening.”
Lisa Taffe, and her daughter, Weezy, in their 30 West Cedar Street three-tier, bluestone patio gardenThe two-level granite and patterned brick hardscape at 3 West Cedar StreetThe garden at 2 West Cedar Street serves as an extension to the 19th century brick townhouse’s kitchenMiguel Rosales and John CoreyGwendolyn and Chris HaleKaitlin Wright, Irene, Mary, and Madeline Demoulas enjoying cocktails in the gardenKaitlin Wright, Irene, Mary, and Madeline DemoulasLillian Moses, with her rosé, toasting Steph Pennell, drinking Kar RoyaleSponsors, Bob and Laura Cousineau, or Upstairs/Downstairs, with Diane and Rob Ferree, of Ferree GroupBeth Campanella, Meg Lilly, Pam Jackson, and Deb ManusJamie Chavez and Maria FeherSarah Perry, Suzanne Eliastam, Sandra Gilpatrick, President, Beacon Hill Garden Club, and Katie FagenCynthia Ingols, Steven Spitz, Sally Casper, Gary Borisy, Nancy Sinsabaugh, and Lynda ShubertAttendees gathering at the King’s Chapel Parish House garden to celebrate the Beacon Hill Garden Club’s 97th Annual Hidden Garden Tours SoireéWelcome volunteers: Ginger Lawrence, Lisa Ireland, Sandra Massey, and Kate EnrothSponsors, Patricia Schneider and Todd Eckler, of Fiduciary Trust CompanyJasmine Miller and Eliza Bailey
