The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-25
BIC FLOWER SHOW
West Side Forestry Show Wins
Silver Loving Cup.
Fourth Annual Display by To-
peka Flower Association.

More than ESQ species of flowers
were exhibited at the fourth annual
| flower show for amateurs held We'd
nesday afternoon and evening at the
salesroom of the Wood Motor COM
pany, Sixth avenue and Van Buren,
street, under the auspices of the To-
peka Flower association. Approx
] mateIy 1000 persons were in atten-
( dance.
The West Side Forestry club won
| the right to keep the silver cup Of
fered by the COOPERATIVE club for the
most beautiful and decorative bouquet
| of flowers.
The Exhibitors.
The exhibitors were. Mrs. Thomas
Page, Mrs. J. c. McClintock, John B.
| Sims, DR.. c. F. Menninger, A. A. God
ard, Horace Macferran, Mrs. L. H
| Mum, Miss Ida Macferran, Prof. w.
A. Harshbarger, Miss Alice Potter,
Mrs. May Hurley, Mrs. ]. W. F.
Hughes, Mrs. G. H. Deaver, Mrs. Ell
mer Ebey, William Macferran, Mrs. j.
/ C. Emahizer, Mrs. T. F. Rickenbacher,
Popenoe, Mrs A. R. Springer, West
Side Forestry club, and Mrs. Taylor
Reed.
The judges were: w. S. Wieldorn,
| of Kansas State Agricultural college,
Manhattan; H. T. McKeever, DR.. c. F.
| Menninger, Mrs. L. H. Mum, David
Page, D. o. Coe, Walter Bates. D. j.
Hathaway and Mrs. D. J. Hathaway.
The Awards.
The awards were as follows:
Specimen of named Peony-Ms E. A.
Mrs. A. r. Springer, third.
Specimen of unnamed Peony-John B.
Horace Macferran, third.
Specimen Of Japanese Peony-Dr. C. F.
Six nearest white Peonies of one variety
Horace Macferran, first; A. A. GODDARD
second.
DIR. c. F. Menninger, first; John B. Sims,
second: Horace Macferran, third.
! Six finest light red Peonies of one va
riety-Dr. C. F. Menninger. first; Horace
Six finest dark red Peonies of one va
| riety-Dr. c. +. Menninger. first; Mrs. A.
| Nv Springer, second; Mrs. T. F. Ricken-
| bacher, third.
! Largest collection of specimen Peonies
DIR. c. F. Menninger. first.
Vase of not less than fifteen peOnies of
| Vase of twenty three double Peonies-
| DR.. c. F. Menninger, first; Horace Mac
Best specimen of named Iris-Mrs. T. f.
Specimen Of unnamed Iris-Mrs L. H
| Mum, first; Mrs. Thomas Page, second.
| Six finest specimens of Iris, one named
variety-Mrs. Thomas Page, first; Miss
Alice Potter, second; Mrs w. S. Galloway,
Largest collection of named specimen of
| Iris-Mrs. Thomas Page.
| Specimen of rose-Mrs L. H. Mum, first
Miss Alice Potter. second; Mrs. L. H.
Mum, third.
| Vase of hybrid perpetual roses-Mrs L.
| n. Mum, first; Miss Alice Potter, second
Miss Alice Potter, third.
Display Of Polyantha rases-Mrs. L. II.
Mum, first.
ran, first; Mrs. Elmer Ebeys second; Mrs.
! A A. GODDARD, third.
7 Best Snapdra gon-Mrs. A. R. Springer.
Collection Of Pyrethrums- L. n.
/ Mum
Collection of Columbine- May Hur-
Best specimen of Oriental POppy-Mrs.
Vase Of Oriental Poppies-Mrs May Hur-
Best display of Sweet wiIiam-Mrs. Ell
| mer Ebey.
| ferran first; MISS Ida Macferran, second ;
Mrs. Elmer Ebey, third.
! BestNlow bowl of pansies-Mrs. Elmer
Ebey.
Cornflowers-Mrs L. H Mum.
Coreopsis-G. II. Deaver
Blue Salvia-Mrs. A. A GODDARD.
Gaillardia-Mrs. A. A. GODDARD
Observation-Disclosures. J. w. F. Hughes.
Honorable mention, Seeding in blossom
Prof. W. A. Harshbarger
Most decorative bouquet of flowers-West
Side Forestry club.
Many Varieties of Peonies.
The following varieties of peonfes
were exhibited: white peonies-AIbas-
ter, La Cygne, Festiva Maxima, Barry
ness Schroeder. Monsieur Dupint,
Couronne d. Or; light pink-Therese,
Martha Bullock, Lady Alexander Duff,