Evening star., 1924-06-07
80 ROSE VARIETIES
AT TAKOMA DISPLAY
Annual Show Brings Out 1000
Blooms-Pubic Invited
to Attend.

Ninety varieties Of roses with more
than 1000 blooms, exhibited by forty
one competitors for prizes, were
viewed by more than a thousand resi-
dents of Takoma and their friends
last night at the opening of the elev-
Horticultural Club. in the Takoma
Park Library. Particularly note
worthy were the display of seventy
five varieties from the gardens OF G.
c. Carroll, which won hrst prize IN
it's class. and the show type of Frau
Karl Druschki, developed by Winn T..
Simmons, which was adjudged the
best rose in the show.
The show, which will continue
through tonight. was judged by MT
J. Wise Byrnes of the Department Of
Agriculture. Prizes were awarded in
eleven classes, as follows:
Glass 1, teas and hybrid teas-(a)
Pink first, Mrs. w. w. Stockberger,
for Priscilla; second. Mrs. E. Clyde
Shade, for Killarney Queen: third, w.
Red, first, ]. NJ. Patterson, for red ra-
dance; second DR.. c.. c. Galloway,
for Crusader; third. Miss Lucretia
Jackson. for red radiance. (c) White,
first, Mrs. II. c. Heffner for white CO.
chet; second, A. HI. Deike. for Kaiserin
Augusta Victoria; third. Mrs. w. w.
Stockberger. for Angelus. Cd yell
low, first, ]. NJ. Patterson. for Duchess
of Wellington; second, Mrs. Daniel
Miller, for William R Smith; third.
w. T. Simmons, for Duchess of We'll
lington. (cI Salmon, bronze, etc,
nrst, Ira G. Hersey. for Edouard Her
riot; second. E. w. Bond.
Class ?, hybrid perpetuals-.(a)
trice; second, C. H. Spencer, for Paul
Neyron; third. F. E. Reppert. (b) Red,
first, w. T. Simmons, for ]. B. Clark (;
second. F. e. Reppert, for ]. B. Clark !;
third. A; H. Deike. for J. B. Clark. (c)
White, first, w. T. Simmons; second,
F. L. Reppert; third, ]. w. yelling
ton, all for Frau Karl Druschki.
Glass 8, moss rosesT-Ffrst, F. e.
Reppert, for Henri Martin.
Glass 4, miscellaneous bush roses
First, J. w. Wellington; second, DIR.
D. N. Shoemaker.
Glass s, spray Of climbing roses
First. c. H. Spencer, for climbing
American beauty; second, Charles
Dietz, for climbing American beauty;
third, Mrs. S. E. Jackson.
Glass s, vase of twelve roses of any
one variety-First, Miss Lucretia
Jackson, for red radiance; second, w.
r Simmons, for Frau Karl Druschki;
third, c. c. Carroll, for Duchess of
Wellington.
Class 4. most artistic vase..ta)
Mrs. H Z. Swing. for red radiance;
second, Mrs. Daniel Miller, for La
L
ton. CD Roses and other foliage and
flowers, first, Mrs. R. Y. Ferner.
Glass s. most artistic basket-(a)
Roses with own foliage only, first,
Mrs. c. H. Spencer, for basket of sew
eral varieties; second, Miss Lucretia
jackson, for basket of Christine
Wright; third, Mrs. r. Y. Ferner, for
basket of climbing American beauty
,b) Roses and Other Foliage and
flowers, first, Mrs. w. w. Stock
berger, for basket of roses and ferns
second, Bliss Electrical School, for
basket of pink roses and iris; third,
Roy Pierce. for basket of white roses
and iris. ,
Class g. best rose in entire show
First, w. I. Simmons, for Frau Karl
Druschki; second, Mrs. w. w. Stock
berger, for Priscilla; third, J. M. Pat
terson, for red radiance.
Class 10, best collection of roses
First, G. C. Carroll, for an exhibit of
seyenty-ffve varieties; second. w. T.