The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-11-01
HORTICOL. TURM
exhibition
Choice Plants Shown by the
New Jersey Society at
East Orange
"a CLASSES COMPETE
PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED TO
EAcH-oRCHIDs. VALUED AT
-FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS
SHOWN BY ONE FIRM.

The New Jersey horticultural soeie-
ty'ss Exhibition is in progress at Berxe-
Lev Hal, East Orange. Rare and beau-
tiful plants and flowers are to be seen.
There was a display Of orchids from
Lager & Hurrell. of Summit. valued at
s4c0. This was awarded frst-eIass
certificate. as was also collection Of
orchids. roses and carnations from Colo
mel Henry A. Potter. Of East Orange.
More than 10o entries we're sfgaersd
from twenty-five exhibitors. and lie
awards were made by Joseph 4 Maa-
da. a. ". Bodwell, Edward Thomas.
William Red, DetEick Kipdsgrab. Mall
colin MacIsorie. William z. Bsunett. Pc
ter Dun and George Smith. as follows:
Class Group Of chrysanthsrnunis,
first, Sidney and Austen lCelgate, Orange;
second. William RunkIe, Orange.
Class display of orchids not ex-
ceedingf thirty five square feet FIRST pria,,
William Barr, of Laewellyn Park. West
Orange.
Class Orchid in flower, william
Barr
Class Arwelve single stem chrysan-
themum plants, first, J. Crosby Brown,
West Orange; second, Sidney and Aus
ten Colgate.
Glass Six chrysanthemum plants IN
one variety; first. ]. Crosby Brown; see
ond, A. B. jenkins, of Lewellyn Park.
Glass 6-Chrysanthemum plant, ].
Crosby Brown.
Class 7-FIowering plant other than
chrysanthemum, Sidney and Austen Col
gate.
Class s-Fohage plant; first. William
Runkle; second, William Barr.
Glass 9-specimen fern, j. Crosby
Brown.
Class 10-Speeimen Of palm, o. D.
Mum.
Glass 11-cut chrysanthemums, dis
tinct varieties, not less than eighteen I
inch stem, first, ]. Crosby Brown; sec
ond, A. B. Jenkins
Glass 12-Six blooms of white chrys-
anthemums, first ]. Crosby Brown, sec-
ond, Stewart Hartshorn, Short Hills.
Glass 18-six blooms of yellow chrys-
anthemuns, first, JIG. Brown second, a.
B. Jenkins.
Glass 14-Six blooms of pink chrysan-
themums, first, ]. G. Brown; second. a.
B. jenkins.
Glass 15-Pompom chrysanthemums,
first, N. NJ Brown, Brighthurst; second,
Frank H. Presby, AEontclair.
Glass 16-Twelve roses. first, A. B.
jenkins; second, j. c. Brown.
Glass Carnations, first. A. B. Jen-
kips; second, ]. c. Brown.
Glass 1S-Bunch of fifty violets,
doubla, J G. Brown.
Glass Bunch Of fifty vio.ess. sia-
gle. J. c. Brown
Glass 2o-Arrangel centre p.eee for
dinner table, Geosge ssnigh, Eass Orange.
Glass 21-colleeticn If cut ehrgsaa-
themums, open to amateurs only. Frank
H. Pres6y
Glass 22-Display of fruits, Stewart
Hartshorn.
Class Is Display Il vese.abies. Tbon
Glass B's9isy Si 0lss
Thomas A. Gillespie. West Orange.
Glass 24-Larsest onions, 3sx ..4s iowa.
Prizes for the various classes. syese CO..
mated BY. Lager s Hurrell, Joseph A.
Manda, Arthur E. Boddington, Pe er
Henderson & Co, Bonora Chemical Com.
pany, Charles Totty. vaagh5n Seed
Company ara Robert Mc6 oWan Of o.
ange. An interesting feature of The ex-
hibit was display Of Several coiored
photographs Of greenhouses in Essex
County, made by John AIcGowan, Of Or
.ange.
The exhibition Will continue this after
noon and tonight