The morning call., 1892-11-04
DANCING GIRL FLOWERS.
Human Chrysanthemums Do
a Pretty Minuet.
Award of Prizes at the Flower show-An
Auction Sale of Beautiful Pants
Tonight


for yesterday the attendance was greater
than on any previous day. There was the
same enthusiasm and expressions of de-
light. Nothing has been allowed to wither
or fade.
Last evening the attraction was the
dancing of the graceful minuet by six of
San Franeseo's little "girl flowers"
Dressed as chrysanthemums, they glided
through the many numbers in way which
evoked a storm of applause.
The names of those SIX little ladies are:
Miss Pearle Lund, George Stewart. Nellie
Bowl!e GertIe and Alice McArdie. George
Harris and Juanita Davis.
Last evening the judges were ready to
announce their AWARDS. The fortunate
prize winners are as follows:
CLASS A-CUT FLOWERS (A3IATEUR).
1-ChTysantnemums, largest and best collec-
tiOu-Mtss a. u. Croker, second premium, S25.
2-Chrysanihemums, largest and best colIsc-
tion--Mrs. w. ID. Sink, thhd premium, S15.
3 ysanhemums, best twelve blooms-J.
Il. McCauley, second premium. IS.
4-ChrysaDthemums, best six blooms, second
PREMIUM. Is. MeCauley. So.
b-ChrysanihemumS, best one bloom, So.
Closes. largest aud best collection. second
premInm-Professor Il. }. WioSson, Sl5; third,
Mrs. w. H. Smyth, SIP.
10-Cul flowers. largest and best collection
Mrs. J. II. Bodens. second premium, S12 so.
ll-Cut nowers-Mrs. 4. 4. Crane, Third pre-
MUM, So.
13-Pelargoniums, largest and best collec-
tion-Mrs. 4. l. Walker, second premium 81 90.
15-Geraniums, largest aud best collection
Mis-. w. ii. Smyth. second premium. 81 90.
PROFESSIONALS.
Observation-Disclosures largest and b 81 coiec-
tlon-J. IL. Sievers first premium. $50.
3S-ChTysanthemums,i largest and best co!lec-
tion- Sherwood Hall Nursery, second pre-
MUM, S25.
-Chrysanthemum best twenty-four blooms
u. HI. SIcyerS, s12.
40-ChrysanIhvmum. best twelve bIooms-J.
II. SteveTs, 50.
42-Roses. largest aud best colecuon-J. Ii.
CarbOne, S25.
43-Carnatlons, largest and best collection.
45-Cut flowers, largest and best collection,
second pTemlum-Mrs. A. C. Brendmuhl, S15.
CLASS B-PLANTs.
Open TO amateurs who do not employ skilled
labor:
62-COieus. largest and best collecton-JOs. c.
Love, second premium, 81 90.
O3-Ferns. largest and beat coliection-Jos- Z.
Love. s cOnd premium, Sl2.
6T-lSeIauiums, largest and best collection
Mis-. ". II. Smyih, second premium, Sl5.
Open 10 PROFESSIONALS
SS-Cnry saDthemums largest and best coll &C.
tuu-Do Motto Bros. first premium, $50.
S9-Chry santhemums. largest and best cOllee
tion-iokohima Gardeners Association. second
premium, S25.
9I-Chry sant hemums, best twenty four specI-
men planls-k- SAto & Co., second premium, 30.
2-CnIysauthemums best six specimen
94-Floweling plants In bloom, larg 81 and
best Yokohama Gardeners Associa-
ton, 500.
57-Rex Beeonia. largest aud best collection
Do Motto Bros, SO.
SS-Coleus. largest and best collectiOn-F. A.
Miller, second premium. $40.
S9-FeTnS, largest and best collection-C Charles
AbrahamS, $50.
lOO-Feins, best single specimen Sherwood
Hall Nursery, 50.
IO2-Potted seraniums. largest and best col
leciiOn-Charies ADrahams, $50.
CLASS C.
Open 10 all competitors.
lO3-One group OF cbTy santhemums, arranged
for efect-H. Yoshiike. first premium, 500.
1o4-One group OF ehrysanthemums. arranged
for eneci-Sherwood Hall Nursery, second pre-.
MUM, S25.
IO5-Oue group OF pink chrysanthemums-
Sherwood ali Nursery. $25.
1O6-One group OF crimson chrysantbemums-
Sherwood Hall Nursery. $50.
lO7-Onr group OF yellow ehrysanthemums-
Sher~oo Hall Nursery, $50.
10S-Twelye seeding cbrysanthemums-
Lynch, $40.
1O9-Cnrysanihemums, best twelve cut bloom:
j. III. SieYers, S15. -
10-ChTysaBthemums, best si1 cut blooms
j. III. SieveTs, $50.
11I-ChTy SAINT NJ NUNS, best one cut bloom
j. Ii. Sieyers. SIS.
12-Chiysanthemums. best six white Gu
blooms. III. oevcrs, SO.
1I3-CbrySantnemums, best six red blooms
j. H. SieyeTs So.
Observation-Disclosures, best six pink blooms
-GhysanIhemums, best six yellow bloom.
j. III. Sievsrs, So
1l6-FoIage, flower ana decorative plants-J
ii. SieVers. 500.
ll9-t uebslas, largest and best collectIon-T.
LOdeman, $50.
122-LiIes, largest and best collection-Yoko
hama Gardeners Association, SIS.
l2o-brealest nOyety-C. Abraham. 500
125-Best specimen plant-C. Abraham Sis
l32-Orchids, largest ana best collection-J
Slgfried, 500.
133-V lolets. largest and best collection, sec
ond premtum-M. Lynch, So.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
Yokohama Gardeners Association-Tea gar
den. $50.
GloXiBlas-A Ludeman, SIS.
Pressed Wild n0wers-A. M. Robertson, pre-
MUM. ~
Special mention University OF California ex
llDlt, Alameda CITY exhibit, Hotel del Monte
lhomas lgOmas Of Santa Cruz, George b. Jones
Mrs. I. l.. breck, Gruenhaaen Wire Works.
In explanation of the omission of mum
Der Of first premiums the Judges wish n
known that the excellence Of exhibits were
determined in those instances by the aver.
age percentage Of their merit
Tonight, besides the usual distribution oil
potted plants, which has proved so popular
there Will be an auction sale for the bene6
Of The Floral Society. All the choice bloom.
In The amateur displays and a superb collee.
ton OF palms donated by Il. l.. Fox of Sar
Jose Will be offered 10 those who attend.
IL voc are going a hunting or fishing expedl
tion. don't forget to take a ~ whites