New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-06
FLOW Frs WIN PRIZES
Elaborate Displays at AnnaaI Tary-
to1cn Shoe.

Among those who visited the tenth annual flower
show of the Tarrytown Horticultural Society yes
.ey,5av were Mrs John D. Archbold. Mrs. Sarruei
ITnternyer Mrs. J. r. Trevor, Mrs Emil berolE-
hemer Mrs. T. A. Constable, Mrs.vRaaN H. 0dhu'
Miss blanche Potter and Mrs Frederick Potter
One of the features was the competition LOT INC
host +shle decoration which won by Mrs. f "A
Constable with display of orchids MIS- San'uei
Unternyer was second and Mrs }. g. Trevor lHli"'
Probably nowhere are there such elaborate n'lTs-
cries as along the Hudson. and the gardeners enter
keenly into the competitions Of the annual sho"'
backed BY their employers who give them unlin-
tied means TO grow the finest blooms and also olier
bonuses if they win prizes
Among the special features brought out ct the
show was the new Killarney white rose. exhibited
bv the F r. Pierson Company, Of Tarrytown me
display of chrysanthemums is unusually elaborate
Emil ReroIzhener won prize for the largest ex-
hibit his bloom being twenty inches around Inc
show will close tomorrow night
Following is the list of classes and prize WIN
ners:
Class 1-socety prize. silver medal for best new dec
oratve plant F r. Pierson Company Tor ne" nein'O-
glass SF r Persons prize silver for largest
Class SLY D ATch5od's prize SEQ for best twelve
George Middleton gardener) second, Emil Beroznem
Class ,s' SRegfnaid Mnturn prize silver cup
1or best twentyfour blooms OF Pia lThomas
Class Psrson Compsnys prize $50 for I,I the
effectively arranged table OF decoIatNt pii5,9
FIRST, Emil Bero2heIner second Joseph EaS'ii'ii W.
GAS P,izs SO FOR s57t collection gss5bd
Samuel Untermyer CIV + Waite sgPerinteN%en9 six MT
plants Of Observation-Disclosures First. tre4erick L9tter
s William C. RS s} sr Sa59ehs'
ss5:s prize sq Fish eaE nsS sc sF
Macdonald gardener: second, Morton + tlaHl' 'iiD
"t Class eaus prize sl5 I for 9o hest
table orchids and ferns in pots fFSl 7''ue' 0N''i
Class lo-chares vanaersnts pr5ss s. for largest
Z fTVsau tbPTll
Class II-Henry a. Dreer's prize $40 for best col
class l2-Arhur 7 Boddiagtons Prize Pr SIS for hes 6e.
ntendent FOR Charles Ianier second Mrs = D. Trevor
Class a@ Church oss2T.s r Pri59e 522
e eT o f3ocefeiier second Emil eroIzhemer-
cas iPeter endeTson & Co.'S rzs $i9 f &, hest
Class 15NssmueI Untermyer,s prize. SO y, for best
trained bush chrysanthemum First George Begg tls
sistant JamesonJ; second. T. Richardson assist
&C Glass eAdon Johnsons prize SO for most s5
tfemuns First Miss Blanche Potter George Wtunger'
BT1s r syer eaR f 8er best
ass 1sMrs stuyvesant Fishs prize. silver sup for
second samuel Untermyer' third, Mrs j b Trevor
Class IsFq res In three varieties, First John j
Rsr 0aRn Rs usseii fvss prize silver cup
for best twenty four blooms knaTHey ar3ener
hrs Class 2Wiam Mcords prtzs SIS for 6Ssf
mini
= Farf bl6on 0se Rf0h6 P551G roses
". { Osborn estate James Bel, Bel gardener 'so'l0
class 2S-Airs Isaac \ segmans prze crE SlT Io
class 24Php Jewels prize S sr Iqt second Mrs,
piece io se spI'e 5Tbomas Ritchson gardener.
/ CHRYsANTHEMUMs IN POTS. -,-
Class 1Best bush s5s1I giant I3te w4ye
class 2-Best bush plant. yellow. FIRST 0Si'-ue -"
Class bush plant pink F Oscar Sa carlson gar
G %ysTi second MISS D a ,ssr color FIRST Emf,
s Class 4ess see Sas Mss a B ,o
Class ;.. Ts sBsb o2 Poe gF0 eeond Samuel
class 6-Best two STANDARD va5 T}ff- 'i'
PLANTS IN POTS
class s, sf fs e. Emf R' Be2o hs iSi-S'
class Best specimen palf. FIRST MISS D'a''
class 1oEFancy foliage plant other then PnIr
f Glass Sa 1sIx plants suitable Tor table dscoTaoH
First MTz 5e dsnTy T4eEfi ''''9
Coge Rest six forms taoIe decoration FIRST
f Il Weatherbee r. Milne, gardene9)' second Ih'o
doFg aa 1sBest specimen fern. First Mrs J.
TrTor second joseph s 6ant@ other than Fareyense
f,i IlasS Ms J I'eF 3 TrevoT
Class l51Best specimen Farleyense First Mrs J
9ss 4sRsst Rs se9and SAM Samuel e UheTysr
CrRysANTHEMUMs-CU BLOOMS.
7Best eighteen gs955 b22S W. six HeFoy SIbraham
S,iass 7s@I3est six blooms white First FredercE
Potter; second. Mrs; Henry siegeli, 4,4-+ " W
I{eroy: second. Frederick Potter
Glass 2O-Best six blooms. PINK flTSI' H. anu II
ScovilIe; second W c Osborn estate -.z--..,
class 21-Best six blooms crimson, First Frederick
Potter; second, Stuyvesant Fish
VIOLETS.
Glass 22-Punch fifty double blue. First Mrs l. n
eegnlan (John BrJnger, gardener; second samuel IN
Class 23-Bunch fifty single blue First, Samuel Inter
rlyer: second Mrs. y. Selfgman
Glass 24-Bunch 100 double blue First Richard Ian
Glass 2s-Bunch 100 single blue First Richard Ianss
FRUITS
2e-six varieties apples six each First R q H
Class 2z-Three varieties apples. three each First
class 2s-Six Of any one variety apples--F1rsr R
H scovle; second Samuel UntermEer
Glass 3O-Six variety OF pears Flrst eaIue
Unterrnyer; second. Mrs W. H Pullan-