New-York tribune., 1903-05-22
SECOND FLOWER SHOW.
Public Education Association Brings
the Fields to Scholars.

That's Italian clover-you plant IL when your
ianc Is ali out and you want to fertilize II,
announced a small. freckled boy. caressing some
maroon heads growing In Mason Jar. The second
regular spring flower show OF the Public Education
Association opened yesterday In the basement OF
Public School No A. No. Hubert-st-. and Mrs.
John J. Northrup. Miss Estelle Isaacs, Mrs Julius
Cohen Miss Strassburger. Mrs. Howard See. MISS
Emily l. Tuckerrnan Mrs. Gordon Wendell. Mrs
Howard Van Sinderen. Mrs. William K Draper
and others were there getting things in order The
boy was helping
.s7-hts show isn't half so fine a the We had
-vro weeks ago. was the opinion Of one OF the
workers Then the earlier spring flowers were IN
,beir rrtn,e Everything fresh and young
Now the long drouth has told on the gardens
and country places. and our flowers show II She
pointed to TWO immense packing cases MIS- Lev .eri
p Morton sent two of these and MISS annie MOT
co, -vro also Other generous contributions nave
feen received from Mrs. A Carter. OF orange,
n J.: the Junior Naturalists of Rochester amu a
several out-Of-town schools. as al Ne"-fNoOAe
and at Montciair. n. j.
another They lent by the building oePalt y :
yoent OF the Board of Health. We useo 10 naNe " "
,s1a for IA bes ourselves. but the board no" takes
.-,o,,pb interest ia the enterprise to own these S
80 - -a,5 them around for convenience
r7,ore Vas a tree table. fern table, tables toI
shrubs vVil6 flowers. cultivated hoWers anu Ao'
flowers that would later turn into fruits
o77i.s struck throbbing note Of color against q
whit
,te- sna cut foliage, leaned over the sides OF q
gray stone pickle jar. They looked hhe poe4H
es7~ 81 Ola Garden" Shouldering them came a
sreat clurpp Of purple and yellow heurs-oe-ls 'he
FIND thai kings and queens have died tor- money
,,rlles all made I'D Of the little scarIet anu SeA0"
.-o+e thai country children love. bloomed out
- a white china Jar labelled "Marmalade. AiteI
T0,,-er Cheese read the legend on another jar
-. ovsraoNed with cinnamon roses-the Gear olu
-,tsr,sntaI aovgers-while sprays OF pink pleeolls
t.,-.s zr,raug from a green glass botte OiIs1"!i'
.onsecrated TO sweet Gherklns' anu 'e4iue4 W
- If,es their heads from reformed butter dlsn-
bout 30 o'clock faint W1ah oI e1oO0"'
k,ysr IN soat about the corridors
So tbe cooking class getting our luncheon
-.,6,,- remarked one Of the busy WORKERS ~"
80, know the little things thought II "ouio oe N
80 "a invite the flower show helpers 10 4uHcneO
-r4ev are going to cook and serve the luncne0'i
7tairs in the airy cooking class room some - u
t--Ig :, cooks were taking turns az tle StLt @
- vrF7n while others kept q fostering eye UF0
The cls;ard sauce to go with II. ,od9, asked a
,,o,1~g g7rl with brown ltailan e.e22 :, then1
go ,,.af seem to have gold dust noats ~ IN re-
o - - - nod of ice lay the chicken SaI4o-l, ~
Ia7 ~ veal she whispered conscl5 conscls1l ~ a
sIS. F 90 nond lilies radish tulips ana . Cee!
S-s.srg II was A work OF art d LnoIi110--~ -
genius miracle Of beauty , broad and but
Were giving them cocoa. cases, a eirl with
+e- esrdvy5chee and candy too adutu ls++7a white
Titian locks straying from nIlotL H small white
so So u5tb tyTeen satin ribbon. Win ITne15e
sieS n an Empire wreath in one coinelii i,,5 70
walnut creams. fudge az ana s ~ fine I1,e'r paper
EsleI e1-er show viii last through 1lG ~ 1 ~,
n f+epao- the children win be taken Ken IadeT IN ley
sLasS ss5a ,nox,.rne-f viii talk 20 them Inc PN4
are az invited for to morrow afternoon