The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-13
TWAS PICTURESQUE
DAY At FLOWER SHOW
Scandinavian Women of Twin
Cities Presided and Display
ed Pretty Costumes.

There is not much doubt that the
flower show will be, a permanent fea-
ture. From Social, financial and
| business point Of view, the show is
more than a success. 1t is an ovation
for the women and the florists of Min
nesota, and will do more to advertise
the balmy climate of the state than
circulars and printed matter sown
broadcast.
While every day of the show has
been an enthusiastic success, yester-
day was not the least picturesque of
the week, when the Scandinavian
women had charge. Many of. the
young women appeared in the charm
| ing Scandinavian costume, and very
| pretty and attractive they were, presld-
| ing over flower bedecked tea tables.
| Mrs. G. A. Smith, of Minneapolis,
was chairman of the day. Others from
/ the sister city were Mrs. c. L. Trabert
| Mrs. Dearborn, Mrs. Nash, Mrs. Wins
| low, Mrs. Nonnate, Miss Werner, Miss
| Mann Smith, Miss Adeline Smith, Miss
| Ruth Trabert, Miss met Bensgston,
Mrs. Dickerson.
st. Paul was represented by Mrs. K.
E.. Carlson, Mrs. John Bodin, Mrs. ].
M. Carlson, Mrs. H. Lohrbaur, Mrs. K.
A. Teisberg, Mrs. Siqveland, Mrs.
Lundholm, Mrs. Leverooos, Miss Caro-
line Boeckman, Miss Sigride Boeckman,
| Mrs. G. Brandt, Mrs. J. Brandt, Mrs.
j. Jackson, Miss Abbey Lund, Mrs. w.
G. McMurchy, Mrs. Schultz, Miss Pc
/ terson, Mrs. l.. A. Johnston, Mrs. A. j.
D. Haupt, Mrs. Sohlberg, Mrs. Sund-
quist and Mrs. Lindquist.
There was a large attendance yester-
| 69V aftRrnOOIf and evening and
! pressions Of admiration were heard on
| every side for the admirable arrange
ments. The pretty little girls in pic
| turesque native Swedish dress added
greatly to the beauty of the while.
Show Closes Tonight.
Today is Japanese day and the show
will end in a. blaze of glory tonight.
Mrs. L. D. Wilkes and Mrs. A. Mac
Laren are in charge and many society
| girls in, costume, will be present this
evening. The women of the auxiliary
are much encouraged by the interest
manifested by all classes in the show,
and were particularly pleased by L. S.
Donaldson, of Minneapolis, who prom
| lsed the women to go in with them
next year and assist them to the best
| of his ability.
| The judges of exhibits, who are Prof
| 5. b. Green, of the state horticultural
! department; T. Berry, Saltwater; A..
| w. Latham, secretary of the state hor-
ticultural society, and E. Nagel, Min
| neapollS,9 have now completed their
work and prizes have been awarded as
| follows: ~ ps 80 ~
~ ,cfc chrysanthemur1s.
| Collection of twelve plants, all distinct
varieties. L, L. May first. Holm & Olson
! second. rra444
Three plants, white, L. T. May first
| AZ
Three plants, pink, L. L. May first,
Hol me- Olson second. M
! Three plants, yellow, L.. L. May first,
! Holm & Olson second.
/ Three plants, any. other color, l.. L.
! May first, Holm & Olson second.
Best specimen white, Holm & Olson
| first, l.. L. May second.
! Best specimen yellow Holm & Olson
! first l.. L. May second.
| Best specimen, pink, Holm & Olson
first L. L. May second.
Best specimen, any other color, Holm &
| Olson first. L. L. May second l4
Plants in not larger than siv-inch pots,
grown to single stem and flower. Best
! twenty five hplants in not less than five
varieties, Holm Olson first, l.. L. May
second. b.lsa 81
Best four blooming pots. other than
| chrysanthemums, August Swanson first,
L, l. May second. s}e4
qox9 81 Roses.
+ twenty-five American Beauties, Au-
gust Swanson first, E. F. .Lemke second.
twenty-five Queen Edgely, Holm & OIL
| son first Vogt Bros. second.
I Twenty-Five Brides, Holm 6, Olson first,
| l.. l.. May second.
r Twenty five Bridesmaids Holm & Olson
| first, L. l.. May second.
/ twenty five Kaiserin A. Victoria, Holm
& Olson first. Vogt Bros. second.
Twenty five Golden Gate Holm & Oh
| son first, l.. l.. May second
twenty-five William A. Chatnay, Holm
t & Olson first, e. F. LemFe second.
Twenty five President carnot, vogt
Bros first, Holm & Olson second.
Twenty five anyt other variety. Holm e,
Olson first. E. F. Iemke second.
| ~ Vase of roses, one or more varieties
| arranged for effect August Swanson first,
pE, F. Lemke second
/ Carnations. ~ r,at3i-s
Fifty best, white, Holm & Olson first
! L. l.. May second.
Fifty best, red Holm & Olson first T,
/ L.. May secondoi -.
! Fifty best. dark pink, Holm & Olson
1 first, E. F. Letnle second
Fifty best, light pink, L. l.. Nav first
+ Holm & Olson second.
Fifty best, anY2other color, L. L. May
first. Holm & Olson second.
INV Twelve y best best white L. l. May first,
Twelve best, red. vogt Bros first,
\ Holm, g., Olson second
Twelve best. dark pink, L. L. May
first Holm & Olson second
Twelve best, light pink, Holm & Olson
! first, Il. H.. May second
Twelve best any other color. Holm &.
Olson first Vogt Bros. second
! Vase of one or more varieties arranged
for effect. Holm & Olson first. l.. L.
| May second.
I Violets.
+ Best 200 double, E. F. Lemke first.
Best 100 double. E. F. Lemke first.
4 = Best 200 single, e. F. Lemke first,
| August Swanson second
- Best 100 single, Vogt Bros. first, E. F.
| Lenke second.
= Design of schrysanthemums with foliage
but no other flowers, Holm G. Olson first,
\ August Swanson second.
1 Design, any style Of flowers, August
\ Swanson first. Holm & Olson. second.
| Basket, any style of, flowers. August
Swanson first, l.. L. May second.
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