The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-07

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years in china collecting rare botanical
specimens. brought with him to the show
some lilies from Tibet called regal
lilies. He presented them after the lec-
ture to Mrs. Belmont Tiffany. vice-chair-
man Of the Red Cross tea room. They
will he sold for the benefit Of the Red
Cross.
Theodore Roosevelt will visit the show
to-day about 4 o'clock. His daughter.
Mrs. Richard Derby. Is to be there all
the afternoon assisting in the Red Cross
room.
Assisting al the tables in the Red
Cross tea garden yesterday were mem
bers OF the Junior Committee American
Ambulance Hospital. who wore costumes
Of red. white and blue with black tri-
cornered hats. Among them were Mrs.
Lewis S. Morris. Mrs. Joseph ". Choate.
Jr.. Mrs. Joseph T.. Stevens Mrs. Theo-
dore Douglas Robinson. Mrs. Moses Tay-
Ilor Pyne. Jr.. and the Misses Elsie Nj
coll. Pauline Robinson. Martha McCook.
Civilise Alexandra. Carol Hartman.
Beatrice Pratt. Cornelia Landon. Leonie
Burrill. Maud Kahn and Camilla Nor
gan.
Some OF those who wore Red Cross
nurse costumes and assisted as wait
~resses were the Misses Anstiss de Neau.
s,am". Chann.,, n,opa irnn,n ~
a." p.." &C., r.,s.u
Denny. Dorothea Camp. Ethel Simmons.
Grace Bristed. Angelina krech. Mary
Francke. Margaret Knapp. Frances
Riker AMI Pauline Bacon.
Among those who visited the tea gar
den during the afternoon were Mrs. r..
Henry Hartman. Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney
Warren. Mrs. Dallas Bache Pratt.
Cneries ~. Wetinore. MIR. Mrs.
Charles II. Alexander. Mrs. Charles ID,
hickey MIRA. stephen III. Brown. Mrs.
J iamilton w. Cary. Mrs. Edward Nai,
1ngen. Mrs. den A. Fahnestock,
Scott Burden. Mrs. Robert l.. Bacon,
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"o'P", n'sS Nn"s ''o.Sa"' 'i!s' l
.nsy ",onaIasoh; N,rS' 1"ies :. hache
Doue,as 'ou'''S"h'
.onn"'...eec ot me COMMISSION ior ne
ne' nn ne's'un'' inc american tfostel'
~ ne,usees III taris ana 'hiidren o.
tanners rescue COMMITTEES VIII snare
.me procecus OF the yea garden to.da.
WIN me new YORK county chapter OF th'
american hed Cross. Mrs. Pierre Nal
~ chairman OF the beiglum committed
ana Will De assisted ny Mrs. Robert w
ne Forest. Mrs Johnston de Forest, Mrs
i"nu ana MIS-. ffehry y. l.amarcfle.
Nls; ,auwaia'er Jones Is chairman o
me o'ner TWO committees, when INCLUDE
aiiss Jane''a ~tleNahder' MIS- Rlchart
i,ero!, MrS' Nliliam Ilerson Hamilton
MIS-; D. Lloyd Derry. Mrs Walter May
naru' Mrs wizard ~ straight ana Mrs
neorse whitney MIS- Wlilam klnni
GU" draper ana MIS-. belmont TiHan'
represent 'he New ioik county chapte
VI li' american It'l TOSS.
~, - clovh ms morning -. Nas'
Oh lne New YORK ho'anicai Garden VII
,ec'uIe on wafer 'ardens ana the ftec
.aInatoh OF u swamp the lecture heini
'"us'r"'e" with coiored SIDES
'r's~s >w"r"e".
Tho Judges uer. yery brs, ,.s..r
day. Ralph T. Pulitzer received honor
able mention Tor a pot of Iris reruanica
Mrs. Oliver Hoyt, Stamford. Conn. re-
ce,ved a certificate OF merit for n heau,i
ful specimen OF asparagus snren<yerl
George J. Gould was awarded , .i,ve
meial for his display OF Hf,v gIoxinii
plants. william Zicsler, .Ir. won
silver medal for a rroun OF h~ydranrea,
Arthur y Cooley Of pi,tsaeld. Mass
received "A medal for "A new r,t,I.y, IN
Olympus.
Howard Gould won a ma iori,y Of IN
nrizes for cut roses. His Flovcrs q
Op'elia were unusually excellent. a
we're also his My MARYLAND and Mad
: ley roses. W. y. Thompson ~ youke-
, scored first with some Mre. Charles Eus
sells. lie also won tho FIRST prsmiu,
q, for inc best display of cut roses Of 81
, or more varieties. Mrs. Oliver HOY, e
, Stamford. Conn, WIS the nrs, rriz. win
ner in American Beaut!cs. J.. u. Rrad
OF Hamilton Farm. Gladstone. y. J.. VA
also a prominent prize winner.