An Evening at Wynfield in 2004
Landmarks Foundation of Montgomery invites you to attend our Annual Spring Event on Saturday evening, April 24, 2004 at the stately Georgian-style home of Carolyn Blount and the late Winton M. “Red” Blount. The fundraising event offers the opportunity to dine in the elegant and beautiful home completed in 1964 and designed by Mott Schmidt, a pre-eminent Georgian architect. This home was created to entertain guests with flair and has hosted presidents, entertainers, and international dignitaries. You may select from two signature events designed by Bob Vardaman of Events Management.

Cocktails and Hors d’oeuvres
• Seven till ten in the evening
• Garden attire
• Price - $125.00
The elegant gardens of Wynfield designed by Edwina Von Gal, will be a harmonious setting for this dramatic evening. Dance to the tunes of the Montgomery Jazz Orchestra and toast the night away with cocktails from the duo Mar and Tini. Savory fare by Martha Hicks complete this opulent party.

Dinner in the Conservatory
• Cocktails at six o’clock and dinner at seven
• Dancing in the garden at nine
• Coat and tie
• Price - $175.00
Dine in the distinctive and elegant conservatory designed by architect Bobby McAlpine. Exquisite cuisine prepared by Martha Hicks followed by dancing in the garden to the Montgomery Jazz Orchestra make for the ultimate in entertaining.

To make reservations or for information, call 334-240-4500 or 334-279-6181

Old ALabama Town and Landmark Foundation Spring promenade 2003
Promenade 2003 Landmarks Promenade, an annual spring fundraising event, sponsored by Landmarks Foundation, features homes by local architects and important structures in historic Montgomery. Started in 1967, Landmarks Foundation continues to foster, encourage and lead Montgomery’s preservation movement. Last year’s Promenade 2003 offered three signature evenings prepared by talented culinary designers and offered the warmth and hospitality of Montgomery’s past.

THE SPRINGFORD HOME
Owned by Charlotte and Brent Springford – 1944 South Hull Street
The Springford home, built in 1918, is an elaborate creation by Frank Lockwood. This jacket and tie event featured elegant dining in a setting surrounded by electric collections from the owners’ travels. Accompanied by the inimitable cuisine of Martha Hicks, this was an “out of the world” experience in sophistication and downtown cool.

THE PICKLE PALACE
Owned by Pat and Milton McGregor – 1506 South Perry Street
Designed in 1920 by Frank Lockwood for pickle magnate L.B. Whitfield, this stately home is pure Hollywood. Guests enjoyed dancing to the tunes of Nat, Ella and Cole, and toasted the evening with cocktails from the duo of Mar and Tini. Exquisite gourmet was provided by Personal Touch caterers for a glamorous and star-studded evening.

CASA COLEMAN
Owned by Dee and Bill Coleman
Frank Lockwood designed this uniquely Spanish Colonial home and garden for the Moulthrop’s in 1923. This exotic setting featured living statuary, romantic guitars and veiled beauties that denoted mystery, seduction and drama. Philip Goodwyn created savory flavors to tantalize the soul at this “midnight at the oasis.”

background art work by David Kieth Braily