Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-02
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

HYATTSvILLE. Md, June 2.-Un-
der the auspices of the Hyattsville
Horticultural Association an exhibit
ton of flowers, fruits and vegetables
was held Saturday in fire department
HEADQUARTERS in the municipal build
ing from 3 until 10 o'clock. Prof. W.
r. Ballard. in charge of home garden
work at the Maryland State College
of Agriculture. was the Judge.
The queen of the exhibit was
kaiserin rose shown by V. X. Chest
nut. The best bouquet was magnif1-
cent jar of Paul Neyron shown by
Charles w. Clagett. Other awards
were as follows:
Mrs. Harry E. Davis-Fourth best
rose tmock) and second best mixed
bouquet.
]. B. S. Norton-Best lettuce and
best iris.
W K Chestnut-Fifth best rose and
third best bouquet of roses
Miss Alma Chestnut-Second best
rose (Carpline Kuster).
Mrs. r. j. Hammond-Best poppy.
j. ]. T. Graham-Best colombine and
second best lettuce.
c. w. Clagett-Best peonies and
third best rose (Ophelia).
Dorothy Norton-Best pastry and
second best radish.
Mrs. G. Hodges Carr-Best sweet
william.
Mrs. V. X. Chestnut-Best mixed
bouquet (pinks and columbine)
Mrs. J. U. D. Briscoe-Second best
bouquet of roses.
Children's bouquet:
John B. Platz-Second best mixed
bouquet.
Gertrude Chestnut-Best rose (Dr.
Van Fleet and best rose bouquet.
Adelin Van Esky-Second best rose
and second best peony.
Alice Maud Hudson-Third best rose.
Frances Norton-Best radishes.
Martin WalterS-Best mixed bou-
auet. fourth best rose. second best
bouquet of roses and best mulberry.
Herbert H. Hasson-Third best bou-
quet daisies.
The Washington suburban sanitary
commission announces bids will be
received until June at pm. at COM
sissions office, Gil F street northwest.
Washington. for water main and sew
er construction in the Hyattsville,
Md, water and sewer district.
DR.. William Burdick, director of the
Public Athletic League of Maryland.
announces the following boys of the
county schools have won the bronze
badge, requirements for which are
Ginning the bar four times, jumping
5 feet inches in the standing broad
jump and running so yards in sec
onds: G. Aman. C. Ball ]. Baumann.
G. Bell. ]. Bell. w. Bennett. A. Bin
ger. r. Blandford, A. Boone, c.
Bouchert. r. Bowie, F. Carr NJ. Car
roll, E. Christmas. T. Cowgirl, ]. De-
ment. A. Diggs. J. Dobricky, ". Du
ley, P. Dutton. A. Duvall, P. Duvall. T.
Early, E. Fritz, E. Furman, G. Fur
man. w Gasch. NJ. Goldsmith, T. Ora
ham, ]. Hildebrand c. Keller. J. KEEL
ly. S. Kelly. L. Kessler c. Ladson. L.
Louft, H. Lovelace, w. Ludwig, L.
L ~
Owens, n. Owens. S. Parker. n. Per-
rio. H. Pollok. 1. Phelps. F. Ripple. w.
Sasscer. NJ. Schmidt. E. Sellman. ].
Shanklin. w. Spicknall. B. Thornburg,
n. Tippett, Upper. ]. Veneszky, r.
Veteman, NJ. Watson, NJ. West, C. Will
cox. F. Worley, F. Wyvill and L.
Young
ned themselves six times. made six
feet six inches in the standing broad
Jump and ran the 100-yard dash in
13 rs seconds. qualified for the sill
vel badge: Q. Ball. L: Bomberger.
Johnston: R. Louft. r. Miller. F: Me-
gill. B. Pen, r. Baum. E. Wyvill
But three boys. Howard Brown.
William Baumann and Ellsworth
Ripple. won the gold badge for hav-
ing chinned themselves nine times;
made four feet four inches in the
running high jump and made the 200
yard dash in % seconds.
Girls who won bronze pins for hav-
Ing balanced themselves once in two
trials. raised leg ten times and threw
basket ball twenty-five feet, are
Anita Adds, Mary Adds, Louise
Alexander. Helen Baden. Thelma
h nstt I Rn;h no, BAILEY Mail Ben
ler;, Ellen Bowling. Genevieve Bos-
we'll. Nellie Buckley, Helen Buckley.
Ruth Casey. Aran Casbarian. Ger
truds Chestnut, Lucy Chichester. Ed
curren. Ella Dixon. Evelyn Duiey,
Netna Dennison, Bertha Earnshaw,
Christine Elwell. Carolyn Fainter.
saret Gates. Margaret Garrett, Hen
riette Clock. Dorothy Goddard, RUBY
Good. Ellen Graham. Dorothy Gray,
EsteIle Grigsby, Lillian Grigsby, SUI
Nan Ha ni.d Anna Hardy. Mary Higbee.
beth Hill; Beulah Hobbs. Alvirda
Kerr. Mae King. Rosie Lagana,
MABEL Lambert. Hannah Little. Alma
i sndsrat Mamie Lanhardt. Ella
Naomi Lusby. Mary McClay. Sarah
Manking, Maud Manning Eliza Mar
low. Myrtle Mason. Lila Mason, Katie
.MattnidS, hattle Mfenhart. Annie
Miles, Marion Mitchell. Cornelius
Mohr. Louise Morris. Mabel Nash,
Dorothy Nicholson, Dorothy Norton.
Bertha Norton, Gladys Paisley, olive
Payne. Lillian Peacock, Clara Pen
kert. Helen Reed. Mildred Rennoe,
Jura Ressler, Helen Rollins, Loretta
Rfdgely. Grace Ripple, SalIie Robin
SON. Margaret Rutter. Esther Sasscer.
Mary Sasscer. Louise Schaefer, Hazel
Scaggs. Milburn Scott, Florence
Schaener. Helen Seitz. Margaret
Seitz, Elizabeth Smith, Marie Stan
ton. Elizabeth Shanklin, Ruth Stan
ton. Landonia Suit. Lillian TAFT, Mary
TAFT. Bessie Talbot. Mildred Thomp-
son. Ruth Thomas, L. Caroline Tur-
ner. Bertha Tomlinson, Elizabeth
Van Deventer. Sarah Vangueder.
Laura Wells, Ava White. Iona viii,
liams. Edna Wilson. Stella wootten.
Agnes Wynn and Mary York
The following girls won the silver
badge for meeting more exacting re-
quirements: Rowan Allen, Jessie
Bewley. Mittie Bowling, A. Brooks,
1nez Coffren. Helen Gingell, NJ. Eliza
beth Gruss. Ida Mitchell, Emily c.
Lyons. Clara Mullikin. Catherine
Ridgely and Gladys Smith.