San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-23
Twelfth Annual Exhibit by
Woman's Club to Last
Through Wednesday.
PRIZES BY MERCHANTS
Hundreds Of Specimens Of
Flowers Are Passed
. Upon by Judges.

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judges of the twelfth annual flower
show of the Woman's Club which
opened at the st. Anthony Hotel
! Tuesday morning and which will con-
! time through Wednesday.
Judging began at 1 o'clock Tuesday
! for the numerous prizes being offered
by the merchants Of San Antonio.
Mrs A. II. worden won first prize
for the best collection of roses; Mrs. A.
II. Martin won second prize, and Mrs.
NJ. B. johnson third prize.
Mrs. j. l.. Anderson was judged to
have the best single speciman.
First prize for an American Beauty
irose, white. went to Mrs. NJ. B. Johnson.
and Mrs. A. H. Morton received second
prize.
First prize for an American Beauty
| rose, red, was given to Mrs. w. T. Souter
and second prize to Mrs. W. ID. Nc
Mrs. ". W. Holmgreen won first place
for her Paul Neyron rose entry and Mrs.
William E. Powell second.
| Mrs. ]. r. Kane had the best Pink
! Radiance rose entered according TO the
judges. and Mrs. A. H. Morton was
| awarded second prize.
Mrs. A. II. Worden received first prize
for the Aaron Ward speciman Of rose.
| In the Sunburst rose class Mrs. ]. l..
Lyle won first and Mrs. j. r. Lane
second prize.
Mrs. A. II. worden and Mrs. A. II.
Morton won first and second prizes, re-
spectively in the Carolina Testout rose
exhibit.
The reverse was true In the Etoile de
! France exhibit with Mrs. A. II. Morton
winning first prize and Mrs. A. H. 'Wor-
den second.
| Miss Helen Cordova took first prize
for the best speciman of the Mareschal
Mel rose and Mrs. II. Wander Stratton
second prize.
First prize for La France rose, pink.
was taken by Mrs. W. A. Sinclair, and
second place by Miss Kate Kimbrough.
Mrs. ]. c. Arnold was awarded first
prize for her Killarney pink, and Mrs.
A. II. worden second.
Mrs. Z. E. Hillie won first place for
the amarylis division of lilies and Mrs.
B. s. Eastburn second prize. Mrs. d.
HUFFMAN won the only avard among the
For single peoples Mrs. Ellis Albaugh
won first prize and the United States
Arsenal second prize.
| Mission Burial Park won first prize
for the double poppy and Mrs. A. c.
Kueny second prize.
The Public Service Company had the
best specimen OF California poppy and
Mrs. Heilig won second prize.
The Public Service Company made a
clean sweep Of the phlox division by
taking first and second place.
| Mrs. Worries p. Brown did the same
with her snap dragon for which she
took first and second prize.
| Mrs. Adolph Wagner won first prize
for the best nasturtium and Robert z
Lee School second.
DIR. Ira Durant won first prize for the
lbest verbena and Mrs. Preston second.
Among the sweet peas Mrs. Lee Roll
Inns had the best entry and Mrs. J.
Wylle King was second.
| Mrs. l.. J. Juzner and Mrs. c. r.
Tietze won first and second prizes
among the larkspur.
/ Mrs. Kroeger's pansies won first prize
and the Public Service Company took
Mrs. G. W. Saunders had the bes,
lpinks.
other rose awards were as follows:
Lose Angeles rose: Mrs. A. II. Morton
Rambler rose: Mrs. r. Van stratten
first prize; Mrs. W. d. Mccardle, second
4 prize.
THOUSAND Beauties: Mrs. A. Happen
back. first prize: Mrs A. II. Morton
Il Kaiserine Augusta Victoria: Mrs. Wal
ter Hailes. first prize; Mrs. C. w. Titus
second prize.
prize; Mrs. A. II. worden. second prize
II Red Radiance: Mrs. A. II. Morton
first prize; Mrs. Mary Dollhouse, second
prize. 80
Richmond roses: Mrs. George Hagel
Sweetheart rose: Mrs. W. H. Cham
bers. first; Mrs. ]. II. Perry. second.
Mrs. A. II. Morton was awarded thu
color. The winning rose was a specimen
Of the London Daily Mail
Mrs. W. Z. Springall won first place
for the best maiden hair ferns and Mrs
A. L. Walker second prize: Mrs. w. B
futile took first prize for her Bostor
fern and Mrs. II. Richter first place fol
her lace fern.
There were numerous school entries
with Robert f. Lee school taking frs
and second prize among them. for th'
best collection of roses. The best sin
gle entry among the roses was made b,
the Joel Chandler Harris school through
Mrs A. A. Glazier and the second hes
entry came from Lamar school through
n. r. Kay.
i Robert Z. Lee school also won frs
and second prizes for the best collection
Nathaniel Hawthorne school won frs
prize for the best design.
Robert Z. Lee school won the frs
prize for the best exhibit of yellow roses
In the children's exhibit. the follow
ing awards were made:
Best collection: Miss virginia. Dial
first. and Miss Virginia Cannon. second
Best design: Miss virginia Dial, first
and Mrs. C. Dial. second.
Best single entry: Miss X. Kingsbury
first. and Miss d. Wantzloben, second.
The army exhibit awards were:
Best collections: Company A. Caml
Best design: g. A. A. T. d. Keil!
Field No. j.
Best single specimen: Mrs. l.. Il. stone
Camp Normoyle.
III Yellow rose: Camp Normoyle.
The other awards made are as follows
Miscellaneous collection of flowers
Mrs. o. W. Kraus.
Cactus: Y. w. C. A.. first. and Mis-
Annie Guergain. second.
Best collection OF wild flowers: Mrs
r. Wander Stratten, first. and Y. w. c. A
| second.
Formal design: Musical Round Table
first; Classic Round Table, second. an
Mrs. n. Harnsler. third.
Old fashion bouquet: Mrs. +. w. Saun
ders, first. and Miss Hattie Lesier. sec
i ond.
Bougainvilla: Mrs r. A. Rowland. sec
/ ond.
Petunia: Mrs. A. c. Miller.
Columbine: Mrs. Victor Coils, first. an
/ Mrs. s. A. Freedom, second.
iii Cornflower: Mrs. +. A. Crow, first an
I Mrs. W. d. McCarty. second.
Nv Syringa: Mrs. NJ. r. Owens first an
Mrs A. DeLane. second.
iii Magnolia; Mrs. J. Locke. first, an
/ Mrs. +. Paschal. second.
iii Candytuft: DIR. Durant first, and Mr.
/ Everett Love. second.
iii Pomegranate: Mrs. Annie Guergain.
Begonia: Mrs. w. E. Springall, frs
/ and Miss f. Kingsbury second.
Geraniums: Mrs. A. L. Walker, fir
and second.