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8. SUMMER HOME OF MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL BOUDREAUX, 808 South Beach Blvd.. Waveland. Hours: 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. In 1997, the Boudreaux’s purchased a small beach front cottage and set about a total renovation. Within 6 months they owned a colorful, comfortable refuge far from the hustle and bustle of their home in Baton Rouge, LA. Becky had the kitchen moved from the rear to the front of the house to enjoy a beautiful view of the sound through the oak trees. Among the home's many amenities is a lovely sun room added onto the rear of the house overlooking the pool and rose garden. You are welcome to browse through the adjacent guest house where Becky's mother, Jean, now resides.
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Wednesday, March 24, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Chairman: Mrs. Margaret Williamson
Hostesses: Diamondhead Garden Club
1.	Headquarters, Diamondhead Community Center. Stop here first to get maps and a cup of coffee. View the lovely flowers and arrangements by the Diamondhead Garden Club members at their Annual Standard Flower Show. Notice the beautiful landscaping by the Property Owners Association. The atrium landscaping was designed by the Diamondhead Garden Club many years ago and it is now maintained by the POA.
2.	Garden of Mr. and Mrs. William King, 7881 Hilo Way. These gardens have been called "The Secret Gardens" because they are fenced and not visible from the street to those passing the residence. Bordering three sides of the rear landscape, these mature gardens provide a different range of colors as the seasons change. Spring colors include pinks, reds, lavenders, and yellows and are created by the perennial plantings of Camellias, Azaleas, Nandina, Winter Daisies and a variety of bulbs. These are supplemented by annuals. Summer brings more reds and pinks to the garden through use of multi-colored Pentas, Dewdrops, Lantata, Impatiens, Roses, Crepe Myrtles, Begonias and other seasonal plantings. A pond, waterfall and appropriate water plants, bordered by many tropical plants complete and complement the landscape.
3.	Home of L.B. and Carolyn Stogner, 6910 Aulena Place. This home, with its gabled lines was designed and built by Dan & Linda Carter in 1995. To the right of the entrance is a formal dining room. The living room features a fireplace, 10 ft. ceilings graced with 3 tiered crown molding, and the room is decorated with nautical scenes of the Mississippi Gulf Coast. French doors and windows open onto the sun room and patio rock garden with a pond and fountain. These can also be viewed from the spacious eat-in kitchen. The split house plan has 2 bedrooms and a bath on one side of the living room, master bedroom suite on the other. The master bedroom has a unique casket and the ceiling.
4.	Home of Kris Ziifle, 6930 Aulena Place. Kris is a former Northwest Airlines executive from Minneapolis, MN. This three bedroom, custom home, designed and built in 1995 by Robert Alley, is located on the fifth fairway of the Pine Golf Course. Art works abound throughout the home, reflecting the owner’s years of traveling abroad to Asia, Europe and the Caribbean. Its open floor plan is ideally suited for gracious family entertainment and relaxed outdoor living. A large deck at the rear of the home is covered with colorful floral displays and offers a lovely view of the golf course. Expansive windows bathe the home in natural light and brings its lovely outdoor views indoors during every season of the year. A marble and glass gas fireplace and built-in cherry bar are two welcoming features of the home.
5.	Diamondhead Country Club (if open). Golf Club Drive, or Diamondhead Yacht Club, 3410 Yacht Club Drive. Dutch treat lunch.
6.	Gardens of Capt. and Mrs. Henry Langen, 8454 Kimo Court. The Langen’s garden has been a “work in progress" for many years. It keeps getting bigger and better as they purchase surrounding lots and expand the garden. This year Virginia has declared it “finished". They have added a handsome new water garden and many more plantings. The landscape and pond designers will be on hand to answer questions about the newly created features. This is a four seasons garden, with a wide variety of plants, planned
to give pleasure to the owners, visitors, butterflies and birds. Almost all specimens are labeled. Mississippi natives among them.
7.	Gardens of Brenda Little, 6528 Alakoko Drive. The home was designed and built in 1992. The arbor and deck are recent additions. Special consideration was given to drainage. The garden is based on the natural drainage of the lot, with paths being the water course. Strategically placed benches allow visitors to enjoy the tranquility of the garden. One of the benches is of marble and brought back from Montana. A recent addition to the bench collection is an olive wood piece from Greece. Stones for the rock garden were brought back from Santa Fe, New Mexico. Brenda now finds that friends are bringing her souvenir stones. The garden takes advantage of all the native trees that were on the property. Seasonal color is added with extensive use of native plants.
8.	Home of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Smith, 6612 Hale Court. The Smiths moved into this raised cottage in 1988. Mr. Smith promptly set about improving it. First he enlarged the carport and widened the driveway. Next he enclosed part of the North end of the wrap around porch to enlarge the master bedroom closet and bath. He also enlarged and remodeled the kitchen himself, including the hardwood floors. The home has a large deck at the back, accessible from three rooms, overlooking the golf course. The Smith home has many interesting family antiques, including a walnut wash stand, oak tables and a high chair used by Mr. Smith's mother. Mrs. Smith also has a “Sampler" made by her grandmother when she attended the Ambassador School, in Ireland, dated 1876.
9.	Home of Frank and Florence Sclafani, 5433 Kaiki Drive. This unique contemporary Mediterranean home was built by Dan and Linda Carter and completed in 1998. The entrance steps lead up to a large portico with columns and an exquisite custom made front door. The entrance foyer is spacious and flanked on the sides by the dining room and an office, which then extends into the great room with its many open arches throughout. The sunroom has a wet bar and skylights, overlooking a patio and courtyard surrounded by a wrought iron fence. A spacious gourmet kitchen with a large breakfast room overlooks a Mediterranean fountain and deck for entertaining. A home theater room features an authentic Tiffany chandelier. The rooms are tastefully decorated and some are furnished with custom made pieces.
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Thursday. March 25, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Pilgrimage Chairman: Mrs E. Burton Kemp Hostesses: Bay-Waveland Garden Club The Bay Waveland Garden Club is a founding member of the Gulf Coast Council of Garden Clubs
1.	Tour Headquarters. Bay-Waveland Garden Center, 114 Leonhard Avenue, Bay Saint Louis. Hours: 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. Located off North Beach Blvd.. this much loved home of the Bay-Waveland Garden Club is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The building, constructed in 1938, was one of the community’s original school houses. Refreshments, maps and tour brochures will be available. Bookends Bookstore, known for its unique collection, will display a variety of publications on Southern culture, gardening and other selections.
2.	Bay Cottage of Mr. & Mrs. John A. Bishop. 1912 North Beach Blvd., Bay Saint Louis. Hours: 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. This year round vacation home features a nautical look and a touch of Gape Cod. The renovated home was designed by owner John Bishop, who likes to reconstruct as a hobby. The open floor plan sits on pilings overlooking the beautiful Bay of Saint Louis and boasts a large, open living, dining, kitchen area that has a Mexican tile and hardwood flooring with steps for the kitchen that flow downstairs to the garage, laundry room, and hidden screened porch/play area. The extra large windows displayed in the front and side reveal the view of the bay and walkway to the dock, which continues the theme of both areas. The home has a master bedroom and guest bedroom that can be used as an office. Upstairs is modern bathroom and downstairs a mud room and laundry room next to the play area. One of the fun features of the cottage is the deck with the upstairs