New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-07
TUXEDO FLOWER SHOW
Display Of ChrysaHthemums, Cdrna-
lions. Roses. ViOIets-The 47cards.


Tuxedo Park. y Y. Nov. 6.-The second annual
fover exhibition Of the Tuxedo Horticultural So
ciety given under the auspices Of the Tuxedo Club
opened this afternoon IT the clubhouse. There
was "A grand display Of chr-santhemums ferns
ported plants. carnations. roses. violets and vege
tables The horticultural society. which was or
gained little over two years ago has as members
a large number Of the Tuxedo society leaders. IN
GLIDING Pierre Lorillard. George Griswold Richard
Delaheld Richard Mortimer. George - Baker.
Price Collier. William Kent, Henry " Poor.
Charles B Alexander. John Murray Mitchell. T
SUern Taller and in fact nearly all Of the owners
of cottages IN Tuxedo Park.
The judges were 7 J. Powell. Of Mill5rook, y. Y:
gardener to Samuel Thorn. William Turner. Of
Oceanic. gardener 70 Mr.. Borden. and William
Scott Of Tarrytovn. A number Of special prizes
were offered for special exhibits Of chrysanthe-
nuns. bush plants foliage plants and vegetables
hv Charles Alexander. Henry ". Poor. Theodore
FrenEhuysen and a. =. JUillilrd. a special prize
was also offered by the horticultural society for the
hest plant grown in a 6-inch pot BY the school
children OF Tuxedo School
The officers Of the society are c. D. Srhaefer.
president. George stewart vice-president, Frederic
Bertle- treasurer and Thomas Murray, secre-
ta-y Following are some Of the awards:
SECTION 1-cHRYsANTHE1lUMs ~ POTS.
e7oq 5.s in R2 g 10 S 9P5 ssIs
.--s- Fse-+v & Poor second
Grass th-ee bush plants. distinct vaIieties)R Nor
1as- one bush plant white-H W Poor arst; R
cases zone bush plant pink. yellow. any other
5sTs Fagsr I s8sls ss .55n P A. 70 Ro' so57
Class p six plants single STEM e-inoh pots,--R-
Mortimer, first. Il W Poor. second. C. q Alexander
C-sss CtTo standard and coor)-R Mortimer. first
SECTION 2-PLANTs N POTS.
Class ,gro1p palms and foliage plants. % occupy
are 7e5-Ee BsseT' seo5rs { R AIeFandsr thlTi
s5s % $50 tsass EaF Rke Pa 7sso s5euded-
asS = 81 S'z ans. e asTsn le seeC0s
Csss = lAdiantu- C'1nestuna'-H. ". Poor. first
C-ass i .o1s Boston fern}-R Mortimer. Rrst: H. W
Fo1-. secoad-
SECTION 3--HRYsA NTF4EAfUMs-CU BLOOMS.
Class ia cventy-four blooms varieties. four esch
c b Alexander, arsti H ". Poor, second . -
Cas- 10 .JZenizZe blooms distinct VaTie;ies1-C. &
C. s. Aszaa5er arsi. r nI7r,insr. second: H W Poor
l1-se- l. ~ % six white SIX yellow six pink blooms
90 Aezan5e first. p. Mortimer. second: H W. Poor.
class - vertyave blooms arTaHge5 sor eject; foliage
@ stems Ems H 7 es7 'asn - e ss5Ss in'hes'c
SECTION Gut ROSES
C-ass p twelve br.desnaids-C. 3. Alexander frst
class . 5tvelve bT.del-c. B. Alexander first: P
Class IS twelve uberty)-R- Mortimer. arst; 4. ".
class p Twelve perle,-H. ". Poor FIRST.
Cass > twelve any other vareties)-C. 3. Alexander
sB--IoN COMMANDMENT BLOOMS
H " Fo5 2s5 S0 A 5255 ys5: scod six Of
Class 80 cWelve blooms white)-F. Mortimer first; H
. T.
Class p twelve blooms. scarletC. 3. Alexander first;
F = " Poor second.
class % twelve pin-H. ". Poor first; c. B. Aexan-
&C. second. 2. Mortimer third.
class 20 cVeIgs va7isga5ed1-H. " Poor. arst; c E.
I A second
cas- q SIX seeaIingz)-R. Mortimer. FIRST.
SECTION 6-VIOLETS
Class % Cacty doube blue loose. with toliagelR Nor
timer,
as IS zone hundred single blue loose with foliage
=
class ce1Jrepiece table. foliage plants greatest
diameter izchesD-C. T. Alexander. first; George +
Baker. second.
The prizes in the vegetable classes were awarded
10 A. .. JuiIIiard George T. Baker and c. 2. Alex
Guder-
q 3 Alexander's special prize OF IS for best
twelve bloom chryssntheTnUns was won by VIII
lam Hastings. and special prize table OF rex be
gOUias was won by Carl .. Sch2efter.
Pierre Lorilard's special prize for the best kept
cottage grounds Tuxedo village BY
Frank Chase nrst. Joseph StrudWlc second. and
Russell Cooley. third