The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-03
SIXTH ANNUAL
FLOWER SHOW
Date Announced For Gathering
Of Floral Enthusiasts.
PRESBYTERIAN LADIES OFFER
FLORAL EXHIBIT
September Ninth Set for the Annu-
al Competition OF Florists and Tor
Harvest Festival.

The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold their sixth annual
Flower Show on Thursday afternoon
and evening, September 8, at the Pres
byterian church All the people OF the
community who desire to participate
in the contest for ribbons are lnvit-
ed to do SO.
In the main room of the building
a comfortable rest room will be 1lt-
ted up and booths will also be open
for the sale of aprons, fancy work.
ice cream and cake and candy.
During both afternoon and evening
the Sunday school orchestra under
the direction of Mrs. Sprague, Will
furnish music.
l. All the flowers entered for rib
bons must be at the church by elev-
en- o'clock at the latest. The COM
mittee will be ready for them at nine
and it is urged that exhibitors bring
their flowers as early as possible SO
as to allow ample time for listing
and arrangement.
q Points to be considered in the
contest for ribbons are, size of flow
stem.
8 Contestants are to furnish their
own receptacles for flowers SO far as
possible, though the committee will
endeayor to provide a few vases for
those who are unable to find suit
able ones for themselves.
T. The committee will reserve the
right to withhold any flowers from
competition when the rules have not
been complied with.
s.. The chairman of the flower COM
mittee, Mrs. Chas. III. Robbins, Will
be glad to furnish any additional in
formation desired.
Classification.
Asters-W White, in one vase.
Asters-Pink, in one vase.
Asters-Purple, 5 in one vase.
Asters--Laxender, in one vase.
Asters-Yellow, in one vase.
Carnations-10 blooms in one vase
Cosmos-25 blooms in one vase.
Dahlias-3 blooms of one color in
one vase.
Gladiola-3 spinkes in one vase.
Golden Glow-15 blooms in one
Hollyhocks- stalks in
one vase
Iarkspur--5 spikes in one vase.
Nasturtiums-15 blooms in one vase
Pansies-Most artistic bouquet, an,
number of blooms desired.
Pansies-Largest, 10 blooms In dish
Sweet Peas-15 blooms, one colo
in vase.
Phlox-3 spikes in vase.
Iceland Poppies-10 in vase.
Shirley Poppies-10 in vase.
Roses White, in one vase.
Roses-Pink, 3 in one vase.
Roses-Red, 3 in one vase.
Rose-Single bloom in vase, an
color.
Hydrangea-Any number.
Lilies-One bloom in vase.
unflower-Largest bloom.
A special ribbon will be awarde
for the most artistically arranged bas
ket or vase of flowers of one kin
or OF a variety.
Solicited.
Vines large and small, of all kind
and flowers of any suitable variet
are solicited for the purpose of dec
oration, apart from the contest.
Program.
A short musical program has bee
arranged under the charge of Mr.
Rell and under Mrs Breckenridge
direction the Kings Daughters wi
crown the Flower Queen.
Vocal solo-Mrs. T. ]. Woods.
Ladies' Quartette-Mesdam Gre
Bell Bracken and Miss Emma Smith
Growing OF Flower. Queen.
Orchestra.
Cafeteria.
A cafeteria dinner will be serve
In the basement of the church fro
five thirty till eight o'clock.
MENU
Meats
Chicken Baked Ham Meat 10
Roast Beef
Vegetables
Mashed Potatoes Creamed Co
Beans Cucumbers
Salads
Peach Tomato Cabba
Cottage Cheese
Desert
Apple Pie Cantaloupe Ice Crea
Cake
Coffee Iced Tea
DR.. Alexander wishes to annohn
the removal Of his office from leg
Main st. north, to 116h Main st. moi
over the Majestic Drug store.
Aug. 81 Sept.