Evening star., 1914-09-30

worth. through their daughter. Mrs
| Fowler, exhibited q beautiful coilec-
ton of aquatic plants and pond lilies.
Several Washington florists sent com
plimentary exhibits. and the Depart.
| ment of Agriculture supplied an exnlpi'
Of the south. with Miss Mary CresWeil
Of the department force demonstrating g
| the canning outfits used In the canhtne z
schools and giving lecture on the
| subject this afternoon.
Grand Prize Awards.
The grand prizes were awarded al
| follows:
| Cut howers-First, c. H. Hospital
second. D. H. oertly; third {. +
| Tansill.
Potted plants-First. Mrs p q. zen sen
son; second, Mrs. M. b. DOWNING I'LL :"
Miss NJ. NJ. Lanahan. ,,a
Fruits-First, Fred Barnes; second
d. H. Oertly; third. c. P. Judge;
vegetables-First. J. r; sihE II:
second. D. H. oertly; th'r'' "
Canned and preserved fruits and veg,
etabIes (home grown)-First, VIZ.
P. Judge; second. Mrs. j.. r.
third, Mrs. ]. L. Whiteside; a ves.
stsh,es mot home grown)-F'irst, MRS
Charles Kracke; second, Mss d. y -
Whiteside; third, Mrs. E. {. saie1ih@''
Judges of Exhibits.
The Judges Of the exhibits were: Cut
flowers and potted plants-ferh'aih. l. u
Mulford, chairman, Department OF
Agriculture; o. B. Martin, B. P. l.. De-
partment of Agriculture; DR.. george
W. Hess, Botanic Garden Vegetables
Prof W. w. Tracy. chairman. Depart
ment Of Agriculture; Prof. T. HI. Whlte,
Maryland Agricultural College: w: b:
McGrath, in charge of farm, United
States Soldiers Home. Fruits. canned
and preserved goods-Miss Mary Cres-
well, chairman, Department Of Agri-
culture: Olaf Sangstad, Technical High
School.
The officers Of the brotherhood, under
whose auspices the show Is being held
are Rev. ]. NJ. Long, president: Z. L.
Mendel. vice president: W. S. Ayres, 1r..
secretary; Louis Melius, treasurer.
Committee on exhibitton-J. F. Bing-
ham, chairman; c. F. Tansil1, vice
chairman; B. e. Hutchinson, secretary,
1906 18th street; j. F. McHugh, assist
ant secretary, J. r. F. Reeves, c. II.
Etc and J. L. Primm.
Petworth Lawns City Feature.
Special attention has been given to
the beautifying Of lawns and parks by
The Petworth Citizens Association has
that part Of the city, and Petworth
residents now claim one of the most
beautiful sections Of Washington.
At the close of the show prizes in the
recent lawn contest will be awarded.
Winners in the various classes were
as follows:
Cut Flowers.
For best individual collective ex-
hibit-First, c. H. Hospital: second, D.
H Oertly; third. c. F. Tansill.
For best display of red roses-First,
First. c. F. Tansill: second, c. H. Etz:
third. c. r. Tansill. Pink roses-First,
F. Carpenter; second, c. F. Tansill;
third. NJ B. Downing. White roses
First, c. F. Tansill; second. c. H. Eetz;
third, Miss E. E. Saltzman. Yellow
roses-First, Mrs. W. 8. Ayers; second,
Mrs John Wignall; third. A. A. Carpen-
ter. Miscellaneous roses-First, c. F.
Tansil; second. Miss r. McHugh; third,
Miss Carrie Harrison.
Decorative dahlias-First, c. H. Hos
pital: second, D. II. oertly: third. Mrs.
c. n. Hospital: second. c. F. Tansill:
First. 6. H. Hospital: second. Fred
Barnes: third. Arthur A. Carpenter.
3uillsd Guile. ah3il dahiiasIEirst. G. H. Hospital:
second. Mrs. Nannette Hospital: third.
F. Barnes. Single dahlias-First, C. H.
Hospital: second. F. Barnes; third Mrs.
A. L. Ormsby First choice display dah-
third. C. H. Hospital. second choice
display dahlias-First. c. II. Hospital:
second, Arthur A. Carpenter; third, c.
81. Hospital. Third choice display dah
las-First and second, c. H. Hospital; ;
third. D: H. Oertly. Fourth choice dis
play dahlias-First and second, c. F.
Tansi1l: third. c. H. Hospital Fifth
choice display dahlias-first, second
and third, c. H. Hospital.
Asters-First, Miss Rebecca Lennon;
second, Fred Barnes: third, William
Lord Warren.
Pansies-First, Mrs. Adolph Doenig.
Geraniums-First, Mrs. Adolph Doe
mig: second. Mrs; Nannette Hospital:
nall: second, Mrs. NJ. B. Downing; third,
William Lord Warren.
Scarlet sage-First. Mrs. Adolph Doe
mig; second. Fred Barnes.
Phlo.-First: p H. oe1tly: second.
Carnations-First, Miss Merle White
side.
Mignonette and ageratum - First,
William Lord Warren.
Potted Plants.
For the best individual collective ex-
hibit-First grand premium. Mrs E.
G. Benson; second grand premium. Mrs.
NJ. B. Downing; third grand premium,
Miss NJ. NJ. Lanahan.
Begonias-First premium. Miss NJ NJ
Lanahan. Ferns-First, Miss NJ. NJ.
Lanahan; second, Mrs. John Wignall
third, Mrs. Fernando Carpenter.
Vegetables.
For the best individual collective ex-
hibit-First grand premium, ]. F. Bing-
man: second grand premium, D. H.
Oertly; third grand premium, B. E.
Hutchinson.
For best display ef vegetables
Beans (bush)-First. A. J. Doenig:
second. ]. F. Bingham; third, B. E.
Hutchinson. Beans Qima)-First, j.
F. Bingham; second, W. S. Ayers; third.
D. II. Oertly. Beets-First, Fred
Barnes: second. c. E: Remsberg: third.
]. F. Bingham. Cabbage-First. W. s.
Ayers: second. A. J. Doenig; third. J.
F. Bingham. Celery-First, D. H. Oert-