The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-12
PHtS ARE AWARDED
IN CARNAT|ON EXHIBIT
Ulcers Are Elected and Dele
gates To Flower Show Enter
tanned At a Smoker.

The delegates 10 the American Rose
,ciety and the American Carnation
,ciety and their ladies were enter
ined Thursday evening by their
Dsts. the Detroit Florists club, with
smoker and supper for the men in
10 Hotel Cadillac and a theater party
| the Temple for the ladies'. In the
eantime the Wayne Gardens where
te finest collection OF roses and carna-
TINS America can produce are to be
san were filled with admiring throngs
oDetroiters. A fine string orchestra
nyed throughout the evening and the
ssne was as brilliant and beautiful
IA big society function
Before closing the business session.
thursday evening to go TO the smok-
clthe members of the Rose society
ected officers as follows President
tLelected), Adolph Farenwalk, Hos
~ Pa; vice-president, Frank II.
Ttandley. New York; treasurer ire
ehted), Harry o. May, Summit, n.
j. secretary (re-elected). BENJAMIN
hmmond, Fishkill-on-Hudson, N. T.,
an Robert Simpson, Clifton, N. ]. The
soety chose New York city for the
ne. annual convention which Will be
hel I'm March, 1913, in conjunction
wit the National Flower show. The
Caiation society which joined with
theRose society In convention In De-
trof for the first time will probably
20 nth the Rose society again next
YEA The Carnation society elected
all hficers except that OF vice-presi-
der which office will be filled as soon
as he next place o. meeting Is defin-
ie decided upon. Philip Brett
m,er, OF Detroit, was chosen presi-
dat OF the Carnation society and A.
FL. Bauer, OF indianapolis, and +. r.
prner, OF Lafayette, Ind, were re-
eected secretary and treasurer respec'
rely.
The following we're the prize win
FRS in the Carnation exhibit:
Gold medal, Peter Fisher, Ellis,
.ass., with variety Gorgeous; silver
iedals to r. Witterstaetter. Cincin-
att, o., with variety President Val.
milne: ]. A. Valentine and +. Dorner
Sons Co, Lafayette. Ind, with
ariety Rosette; bronze medals 10
harles H. Totty, Madison. n. j., with
ariety Wodenethe, and +. @. Hill
O.. Richmand, Ind, with variety scar
u seeding. Certificates OF merit were
warded TO Traendley e. Schenck,
Few York, with variety Salmon Queen
nd T. F. Brown, OF Detroit, variety
ink seeding. A preliminary certi-
ste was awarded TO the Chicago Car
alton Co., with variety Cerise seed
ing,
For 100 blooms, white: First. Chas.
I. Totty, Madison, n. j.; second, Chi
ago Carnation Co., Chicago. Flesn
ink: First. n. Zweifel, Milwaukee;
econd, r. Dorner & Sons Co. Light
ink: First, Mt. Greenwood Cemetery
ssociation. Morgan Park, ILL.,; second,
(. G. Pollworth Co., Milwaukee. Dark
ink: First, F. Dorner & Sons Co.;
scond, Chicago Carnation Co, Red
scarlet: First. Elmsford Nurseries,
llmsford, N Y; second, c. G. Poll
.orth. Crimson First, Wanoka Green
ouses, Barneveld, N. Y: no second.
Iottled First, Wanoka Greenhouses;
econd, Mt. Greenwood Cemetery as
ociation, Sweepstakes for all above
.arieties, c. II. Totty, with variety
Vodenethe.
Fifty blooms, Enchantress: First.
\. c. Brown. Springfield, H.; second,
shicago Carnation Co. Pink delight:
first F.. J. Goddard, birmingham,
lass; second F. Dorner & Sons Co.
Any other flesh pink: First, +. Dor
Ter & Sons Co.; no second. Winsor,
\. J. Stahein, BEDFORD, Mich. Any
.ther light pink A. ]. Stahelin. Mrs.
:. w. Ward: First, c. G. Polworth;
.econd, A. c. Brown. Any other dark
link: Chicago Carnation Co. Bea-
on: First, c. c. Pollworth: second,
:. G.. Hill Co. Victory: First, Chi.
ago Carnation Co.; second, w. j. &
VI. s.. Vesey. Fort Wayne, Ind. Any
Yellow: No first; second. A. c. Brown,
iloriosa: First, s. j. Goddard; Sec
md. Chicago Carnation Co. White
wonder: First S. j. Goddard; Sec
md, w. J. & NJ. s. Vesey. Princess
Charming: Chicago Carnation Co.
Bright spot: A. G.. Brown. White: No
1rst; second. c. C. Pollworth. White
First, +. @. Hill Co.;
w. j. & NJ. S. Vesey. Any
,ther white: First. c. c. Pollworth;
second, +. Dorner & Sons Co.
The beautiful floral exhibition will
De open to the public throughout Fri
law with music. afternoon and even
ng. Early Saturday morning, the
members OF the Detroit branch OF the
National Plant, Flower and Fruit
guild will take possession OF the flow
srs and will arrange them into bou-