New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
FLOUER SHOW AT LENOA'
annual Exhibition Held By Cot
fagers an the TO1CH Hail.
rBy Telegraph TO The TTibune-l

1900 r1oss Aue 15-I.enox COltagers gave
display of the flowers from their gardens - =,
town hall this afternoon and evening. a '.t0 -
exhibition Of ANIMALS and perennials oy lAe -
cultural Society. Nothing more at'raeuss !"
floral display in competition has been heit y -
Berxshires and the show attracted az y
the cotagers. The largest prize WllAe's - -
Miss Adele KneeIand. Mrs. Edward wharton, -
John R. Parsons Miss Helen Parish. MIS- Iola :
Alexandra. Mrs George Westinghouse anu
Frank X StuFgis. -
The examination Of floral centre pieces for diAls
tables arranged for competition by the
women of the cottages was an attractive eli', -
William B. o. Field tie first aTaIa y, -,
arrangement Of laTkspur and gypsy hAs.' -
Folsom the second award for a collection OF p.. -
flowers and Miss Charlotte A Barnes tne ''
for an arrangement of phlON and gypsy my n
Among Ihase at he exhibition were A-.us r1.-
rand Mrs James b. Ludlow the Misses sci'"S ~.
Miss Kate Cary Mrs Edward Wharton. MS Io--.
s Barnes Mrs. Archibald n Mackey' MS -, -
b. Shaw Miss Elizabeth Remsen. MISS
Webb Mrs, John T. Alexandra, Mrs hisHa hi .
Dana Mrs. Joseph W. Burden and Mrs he-'' -
Jacques. The awards az the show were
collection twen,yfour varieties q PeTs1sla1s 5.saas
F. sy 0eSSI 1I SWe ssSonS MIS- Sdsle Kneeand
Helen Perish; second. Mrs. John F. Alszana's' 80
Coleeton Of twsny-fOur varieties q aanus'TRIr-s Tir-s
Mrs EDWARD Wharton; second Miss Ches-o.ts VS.
collection OF i've and half varieties OF 49, tri.
Miss Helen Parish. second frsderlcS u N-ei--'
William d. CARTS. - ~ Ist1
= Alexandre; second. George W FeSoN' '~
Helen vrs
Ssesto1 q twenty varieties Of Pal91mt'' sl9ss5l
Collection Of twelve varieties ef phioN flsst
George Westinghouse; second. AIRS Ed"eiu 49,
third. Miss Knee land. 49, f,-a--s
Collection Of six varieties % phloX-First Ms MIS,-
Westinghouse second. Miss Kneeand thiTe- VIII
Vase OF twerty spikes Of sadioli-Firsl- Gsors, 80,
Folsom; second. Mrs. Robert Winthrop thId' MS ~
Tweise varieties Of cactus dahliss-An a~ala'
Charles Lsn!sF- .. rr-,t
Charles I.aRier; second. William p curtis - v,s.-s
Six varieties az asteFs-First. Mrs John y 49, n
second. Mrs. Frank r. StuEsis' thiFa' HIeDs'--
Thrss vsEietie Of sssers; twelve blooms = b So
sta1Sise NH thlF8 Srs John 3 Parsons. -.
Twelve Of sWeetpeas-FlFst. Rooelt " -"
'0s sr 'sssss = Ns sS1ss fIssTs G. c
Ond. IOhn p. AleNandre- third william y Ssss~,
second. Morris K Jesup third. George ". Foisor n-x
Vase Of soabicSa-FiFst. ChaTies L2nieEi eee1-~ -
John 3 Alsxandre; third. Mrs John = faIsoas s,ssl
MEs John = AlexsndTe third. Miss Helen RaIs1 -,,.s
Nsss g ~ s-5s g., vIsIs p-sS
CentTepteoe tor table dscOr1ttouh ist Ms n
Q. Field; second. Miss FOlsom third. Miss SaasN~s
TSsslvs tuberous segonias-ChaFlss Ianier. all SN's
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Two branches of white gTapes-First Nrs- Hnlr7t W
thrOp second. Robert ". Paterson - V,,s.r.
Two branches Of black sFapss-FiFst Eoeeft W. -
son, second. Ms Robert Winthrop
Peaches and nectaTiles-(haFies lanier ,x,,i.
lndooe -rl-l0rktTst. Eoe~rt W. FSteTso1s secc's W"
lam % Sloane
ColleetiOn oe outdoor fruit-Vyllliam n CTTtis rr.
Collection % twenty varieties q veSstabes-Fs- "
tam p. sloane; second William n Curtis. .-..,,,
Collection o1 zen vartetlos of vegetables ~
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