The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-29

1CIIow1ug account or the an
o1ror show held IN the public
- Detroit. was contributed
Is chool department Of The
los which we are very CRATE
"a herewith tender our thanks.
COPY Wes handed in without the
~ name, and we are, therefore.
~ - dive proper credit for the
~ ry.-Editor School De-
l1nnsl fower festival IN the
s1aS eem@ittss OF the twentieth
VIZ club list week, Beautiful
r6 aYt1stic arrangement and
eeei9ns were the features
ii ehasecferised the display.
Lilo scEcois, distribssss seeds to
}J4roQ ~ . nontnal cost to beau
x1o1e houn1n- At this festival an
~ o. fholv, work and their ideas
shown. Much credit
- e9mmittee. particularly MISS
~ 2iiio ssn B 6 rs:lasns C shai ae
x - - u Jo6rtes and Miss Caro-
1fv0X who have had the work
1Txo o16 who have stimulated In
~ Ana mtndo OF the chfidren
1o4o94o love and knowledge or
1ogo boautfful and make life In
moro worth living.
X0nxort school was awarded the
~ the best exhibit all Qualifca-
0o0114orod. Unique. elaborate.
Il 4[6 1nefructivs was the tab
81 Ms Rra 1enssp H SS
~ of the school The title OF
y vno ~Poace," and represented
Han with his 10 children and
toDchtldren (ths territoriesl, liv-'
4Sner tn peace. Young chilaren.
f6gTltorles, designated by helmets
Xh1oh the names were written
Low that the territories were not
xnu mothers, they were Joined TO
100 BY . floral design. Peace"
n n sed sa %. White yln,,.f a9 s,sis: va.
100 palace. dolls house. COM
y 01Ied ana covered with fiowers.
- apart from this were the
- nations, looking fierce and
~ n contrast 70 the states. Aus
~ Germany we're rsprs s,en Iy
I'D dressed az the Russian bear:
~ Wa impersonated by Howard
|nk And Lincoln Walker repre-
France. William Aiken, q HIT
"a ~ Belgium, was standing UNI
LIZ projecting arms 0f France ana
: eo10red youngster, dressed
<I1a, represented Montenegro, and
<G1Vily ovor1aden with MOWERS ana
we are neutral" Detroit was
6Sotod ~ Miss Annabel Latham
o!risd large bunch q. I, o. LIE, i,ows cS
ID ~ az Commit work. The
Gsh8S0o Was red and white, the
Tor the Red Cross society and
no Tor peace. Miss Hattie M.
r1l6 a4dressed the school on
49, end urged them TO sobserve
e4trality, and TO live In peace
% priss Tor the beat quality OF
y - Yafioty OF flowers grown from
Ront{oth Century club seeds was
~ % the Dickinson school for
oo1 ofeul asters. The vestibulS 81
<5Sf9 moat beautifully arranged.
80 = ntting Introduction to the
G1nDIaY within. Snap dragon.
49, sweet peas and asters were In
[nlon. and their quality. M well
&ot of the Vegetables. was super
~ VEGETABLES At the Hancock
1 1vkIch were grown from the
,(Iokh Century club seeds received
& uf1Ho for the best quality. The
Y0o o{ the parsley were large anu
111ul and the beets were large.
! 1nx 7SSfura Of this display was q
- Dun ball, picked by Marguerite
no6a. which grew In her yard. II
xk10 four and one-half pounds and
\ - inches In circumstances.
- ~ most artistic arrangement OF
] se6eei gardsns the Bronson
|xr1 rSoo5 va the prize or e6. Con-
131n4 tie crowded district. q dis
- Which q largely foreign, the
~ showed remarkable taste In Its
6l1 The arrsngsmsnt q pink n,
IrcwbridGs schooi won the prize
Ror the most attractive display
Roeobloo grown in the practical
~ 4ofdon1. Carrots, parsley, par
y ma fnfnips showed rood quail
6ssss;.s e AZ :. . Prize s,s: e H.. 9
i % "a the school on the East
~ 4hs sxhibits smDodXing U me
466t 6l6o schools and the Chand-
cohool Tor the East Side. The dis
g the Chandler school was alto
~ boantlfuI - well ~ instructive.
laree room vas given g the dis.
''ssii|sd ' ana sxoslIsnt 6ispiey q
1<ables. The caille. 6wtss chord.
~ large and perfect ears OF corn
|sSsSIs Ga sccou ant Of their sxcsi-
Quality. On different tables were
ln6ed different nowsrs. There was
Ab[0 Of pink COSMOS. one OF red Elm
y one Of Gamma lilies. one OF mari
q, one OF sunnower. and 30 forth,
\ other and the shaded reds did
sisSIy attractive. The really sdnca-
~ features OF this display were
ol4ersnt and unusual yarietiss of
~ rsssmbiing = pstunia In shape,