Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-29
AWARDS GIVEN
THREE CLASSES
OF
Judges Select Prize Winners
From Contestants at
Flower Show.

Awards were made yesterday at the
flower show, for three classes Of carna-
tons, by a committee Of six judges. Com
mercial growers, vase classes of one hun
dred blooms and vase classes of fifty
blooms, were the classiications for which
prizes were given The JUDGES were
Frank Dunlap, Toronto, Canada; Rob
ert Miller, Salt Lake City; John Hartje,
Indianapolis; Andres Rasmussen. New
Albany; Rolf Smith, Nashville, Tenn,
and II. w. Shepherd Of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Following is a list of awards:
COMMERCIAL GROWERS.
One Hundred Blooms. ANY Undissemi-
mated Variety Shown in One Vase-Birst,
SIS, Hartje y Elder, indianapolis; second,
$40, JabOlOnsky, 0livett, Mo; third, b.
DOrmer & Son, Lafayette, Ind.
One Hundred Blooms Laddie Shown in
One ,Yase-First, $50, W. A. Howe, Kirk
wood, Mo. second, $50, Samuel j. God
dard, birmingham, Mass.
Fifty Blooms Laddie Shown in One
$50, Samuel J. GODDARD,
Birmingham, Mass; second, $40, f. W.
Frank x Sons, Portland, Ind.
VASE CLASSES, 100 BLOOMS.
Best Vase 100 Blooms, One Variety,
White-First. $15, S~trouts. Inc, Bidde-
ford, Mo- second, sic, Poehlman Bros.
Company, Morton Grove, Ill. Prize Of
tered by JOY Floral Company, Nashville,
Best Vase 100 Blooms, One Variety
Flesh Pink, Being Shades Of Pink or
Salmon, the Variety Laddie Barred
First, SO, W. D. Howard, Milford, Mass;
second, $40, w. D. Howard, Milford,
Mass.
Best Vase 100 Blooms One Variety
Light Pink, Being Shades Of Pink Verg-
ing on True Pink and Not Lighter Than
G~ioriosa Nor Darker Than WinsOr-
First, $l3, Baur * Steinkamp, Indianapo-
lis, Ind.
Best Vase 100 Blooms, One Variety Me-
dunn Pink, Including Any Variety
Thar Mrs. c.. W. Ward-First, $15.
PgShlman Bros Company, Morton Grove,
IT. second, $40, w. D. Howard, Milford,
Best Vase. 100 Blooms, One Variety
Dark Pink, Being Darker Than Mrs.
Ward and Including All So-Called Ceriss
Not Dark Enough to Be Classed as Red
First SIS, Samuel J. Goddard, Framing
ham, Mass; second, $40. +. DOrner s.
Sons, Lafayette, Ind. Prizes offered by
George 3. Hart, Rochester, \. Y.
Best Nase, 100 Blooms One Variety Red
OF Scarlet. to Include All Variety Gen
orally Included in Those ColOrs-First,
$40, Baur q ~Steinkamp, indianapolis,
Ind; second, $40, Poehlmann Bros
Company, Morton Grove, Ill. Prizes
offered by William E. Tasting Company,
Best vase, 100 Blooms, One Variety
Yellow or Yellow Yarieties-First, SO:
S~trouts, Inc, 10 Blooms One Variety
Flaked-First, SD, Strouts, Inc, Bidde-
ford, No. Prizes offered by S. S.
Skidelsky & Co, New York.
VASE CLASSES, FIFTY BLOOMS.
Best Vase, Fifty Blooms, One Variety
Nhtte-First, 81, Woodlawn Gardens,
Edwardsville, H.; second, 81, c. c. Poll
worth, Milwaukee, Wis.
Best Vase, Fifty Blooms, One Variety
Flesh Pink-First, 81, Woodlawn Gar
deus, Edwardsyile, Ill; second, 81,
JablOnsky, Oliyett, Mo.
Best Vase, Fifty Blooms, One Variety
Milwaukee, Wis. second, 81, w. D. How
ard. Milford, Mass.
Best Vase, Fifty Blooms, One Variety
Dark PInk-Ftrst, 81, Baur & Steinkamp,
Indianapolis, Ind; second, 81, John
Best vase Fifty Blooms, One Variety
Red or Scarlet-First, 81, C. c. Poll
worth, Milwaukee, Wis. second, 81, Baur
x S~teinkamp, Indianapolis, Ind.
Best Vase, Fifty Blooms, One Variety
CrImson-First, 81, Richmond Greenhouse
Company, Richmond, Ind; second, ST, W.
D. Howard, Milford, Mass.
Best Vase, City Blooms, One Variety
Yellow or Yellow Observation-Disclosures, 81,
Strouts. Inc. Biddeford, No.
Best Variety, Fifty Blooms, One Variety
White Variegated-Flrst, 81. Richmond
Greenhouse Company, Richmond, Ind.
second, 81. PolIworth Company, Mil
yankee, Wis.
Best Vase. Fifty Blooms, One Variety
Flaked-tfrst, 81, S%trOuts, Inc, Bidde-
i Kroeschen s25 in gold prize, of
fered by KroescheIl Bros, Chicago, Ill,
for best twelve carnatlon blooms was
won by Hartje y Elder, Indianapolis, Ind.