Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-08-19
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED AND
ANNOUNCED FOR BIGGER AND
BETTER FLOWER SHOW.
IN CHARGE OF CIVIC CLUB
New and Novel Features Added to This
Years showGood Prizes Offered
Musical Program.


er show put on under the auspices of
the ladies of the Grangeville Civic Club
and who enjoyed the splendid exhibits
of posies will be pleased to learn that
plans for the secnod annual flower show
are well under way and the present in
terest manifested indicates that this
years show will be greater success
that last years.
The ladies of the Civic Club have an
nounced that their plans are well under
way at the present time and that they
are surprised and delighted with the
good interest manifested in support of
the show. The show will be held ON the
afternoon and evening of Saturday,
September 4. The business men of the
town have been contributing generous
ly to the cause and this will enable the
ladies to perfect their plans for big
ger show this year and to enlarge on
last years plans.
Plans For the Show.
- The plans for the show and the place
of holding are announced by the ladies.
The flower display will be given in
the Schmadeka Hall. There will be
display tables of the following colors:
White, pink, yellow, lavender, red and
possibly blue. People are urged to care
for their flowers and contribute to
this attempt to encourage floral cul-
ture in our little city. Later list will
be published by the ladies having
charge of the respective tables.
Prizes will be offered for flowers
that grow well in our locality. Every
body is invited to enter flowers for
these prizes. The club is trying to
select competent, impartial judges to
Judge these flowers and list of the
points, to be considered as a standard
in judging will be published later. Peo-
pie living in the country, as well as
those of the town, are invited to enter
flowers. Mrs. Ed Cawley will have
charge of the prize flowers. All flow
ers must be entered before Sept. 4th,
at one O'Clock p. m. A list of prizes
is published at the end of this article.
Some Novel Features of Show.
Plans are in progress for a Juvenile
parade. Children under ten years of
age are invited to participate in this
event. One feature of this parade will
be group of little girls with decorat-
ed conveyances for their dolls. Mrs.
A. M. Baker will have charge of this
feature, and she urgently requests all
mothers who are interested, to COM
municate with her at once. A prize will
be offered for the best decorated outfit.
Another part of the parade, will be a
group of children riding decorated
bicycles or other vehicles of that order.
A prize will be, offered for. the :. best
decorated outfit in this group. Mrs
Fred Karsten will have charge of this
feature and sires that all mothers
wishing to enter children let her know
All business houses are invited to en-
ter miniature floats advertising theii
respective businesses. Mrs. Joseph
Pfeufer will interview the business men
concerning their floats and lend assis
tance if it is needed. A prize will be
offered for the best float. The ladies
hope that the business men will lend
their interest to their part of the parade
as generously as they have given theil
financial support to the cause. Some
sort of musical program will be arrang
ed for the evening
List of Prizes.
Best single stem tea-rose. 80. 81 .0t
Best single stem hardy rose ...... 1.0t
Best bouquet of roses of one kind. 2.0t
Most perfect single stem aster of
any coior ..S.............. 1.O'
Best bouquet of asters .......... 2.0l