The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-04
PLANS FLOWER SHOW
BrOOkIand BrOtherhOOd An
nOunces Classes.
RIBBONS TO BE AWARDED
Fruit and Vegetables Grown in the
Neighborhood VIII Also BE Placed
on Exhibition I'm Lecture Room of
BrOOIsIand Baptist Church, and
Three Judges VIII Attend.

In the lecture room Of the Brookland
Baptist Church. during the afternoons
and evenings OF September 20 and p. the
second annual flower. fruit. and vege-
table exhibition Of the Brookland Broth
erhood will be held.
The committee on exhibition consists Of
Frank II. Jackson. chairman; d. II. Cert
ley. ]. F. Bingham, S. S Rider. and r.
c. Saltzman, secretary.
All competitive exhibits will be admit
ted free, and confined 10 the members
OF the brotherhood and women residing
in Brookland. and must be on hand for
arrangement by the committee not later
than September 20 at noon All compel
tive exhibits Of flowers. fruit. and veg
etsbles must be grown by the exhibitor
in BrOokland. Fruits, &c, for the canned
and preserved exhibit need not neces-
sarily be grown In Brookland, but must
be put up and exhibited by a bona fide
resident.
Blue Ribbons Premiums.
The exhibition Will comprise FIVE classes
and grand premiums. first premiums. and
second premiums will be awarded for the
best exhibits. Grand premiums will be
represented by broad blue ribbons first
premiums by narrow blue ribbons. and
second prizes by narrow red ribbons, all
appropriately lettered.
! Application for an exhibitors class
book and for assignment OF space should
be made as early as possible 70 the Sec
rotary. No application for space should
be made later than September Is. There
Will be three competent judges appointed
to pass upon the exhibits. and premiums
will be awarded during the afternoon OF
September 90 Here are the classes:
List of Glasses.
Class i-Cut flowers. For best individual collective
exhibit. two grand premiums. For best display Of
each Of the following kinds Of flowers two premiums
first and second: Roses. red. pink. white and yell
low: also best display Of miscellaneous yarietiea
Dahlias-Decurative. cactus. show. quilted. fancy.
and single: also for each Of the five choicest dis
PLAYS. one kind in each display. ASters. cosmos.
Class 2-POtted plants. First and second grand
premiums for best display; first and second premi-
INNS for best display Of hanging baskets
Class 3-FruitS For best individual collective eI-
hibit considering both quality and variety. two
grand premiums. frSt and second. For best display
Of each Of the following kinds Of fruits two premi-
ums. first and second: Peaches apples, crab apples
pliims. pears ounces grapes.
Glass 4-Yegetables. For best individual collective
exhibit considering both quality and variety two
grand premiums. first and SECOND. For best display
Of each Of the following kinds al vegetables two
premiums inst and second. Beets. cabbaees, pump
kins. squashes. onions cgglautA cuClmbers satisfy
sugar corn field corn. parTips carrots celery pota-
toes tomatoes tuuips. lima beans. string beans.
kohlrabi. parsley. peppers radish. chard lettuce,
watermelOns. cutalOupes sweet potatoes. vans.
Class Scanned and preserved goods. For the best
individual collective exhibit considering both quail
ity and variety. two grand premiums frst and sec
ond. For the best separate display q each kind Of
canned or preserved fruits vegetables two premi-
ums first and second
N0ncompetitive exhibits-Opcn 10 all; viii be ad-
exhibitors.