The Washington times., 1924-09-11
TROPHY
AWARDED To
LYDENBERG
Mrs. C. II. Otis and H. D.
Miser Take Prizes in r. |.
Avenue Contest

The most beautiful home in the
Woodbridge section of Washington
is that Of w. B. Gutenberg, 1908
South Dakota avenue northeast, &c
cording to the decision of the judges
in the annual contest under. the aus.
pices of the Rhode Island Avenue
Citizens Association. Mr.. Lyden.
berg was today presented a silver
cup.
The second prize went to Mrs.
c. III. Otis, 1906 Lawrence street
rNrtheast, and third to H. d. M1ser,
S017 Sixteenth street northeast.
Prizes also were awarded for the
piost beautiful flowers and the hest
fruits and vegetables raised IN the
neighborhood. Major j. Franklin
| Bell, District Engineer Commits
sioner, headed the board Of judges.
Prizes were presented by Selden
Ely, supervising principal of the
Fifth school district.
Certificates of award for we'll
kept lawns were presented to A. P.
Woodson, 1901 Monroe street; w. L.
Mayhoe, .26O6 Monroe street; H. /.
Meadeer, 2636 Myrtle avenue; r. J.
Haskell, 1902 Lawrence street; f.
l.. Fox, BOIL Twenty-sixth street
northeast; A. S. Henderson, 1904
Woodbridge street c. M. Kaulbeck,
S012 Twenty-sixth street northeast.
Those receiving honorable men,
ton for well-kept lawns were A. V.
Becke, 1907 Woodbridge street; w,
M. Collins, 5000 Twenty-fifth street;
Major w. w. Cookson, 2450 Rhode
Island avenue; Vernon o. Dinger,
1918 Kearney street; A. H. Engle-
brecht, 1912 Central avenue; E. w.
Forester, 5000 South Dakota ave-
nue.; I. d. Foos. 1896 Eighteenth
street; G. Goodhart, 1913 Twentieth
street: s. Hendrix, 1881 South Da-
kota avenue J. G. Jones, 1905 Jack.
son street.; J. H. Kesecker, 1891
Brentwood road; H. A. Linger jr.,
1905 Woodbridge street: A. L. Peter.
son, 3217 Seventeenth street; A. C.
Proctor, 2501 Irving street; Mrs.
Gertrude r. Rodrock, 1904 South
Dakota avenue; Daniel Sawyer, 1926
Kearney street: J. p. Schumacher,
1913 Kearney street; G. w. Wendall.
2701 Hamlin street; c. r. Wilson,
1926 Eighteenth street; NJ. c. Will
son, 1900 Carlton avenue, and J.
G. Winkler, 1921 Lawrence street
Flower Prizes.
The following received cash prizes
of 81 to 81 for the most beautiful
flowers: A. H. Henderson, J. p.
Schumacher, H. j. Clay, L. M. Clark,
H. A. Hughes, Elizabeth Vale, A.
H. Englebrecht, Mrs. A. NJ.
Charters, Mrs c. H. Peters, w. l..
Hayhoe, Ernest Haines, r. G. Ellis.
worth, Mrs. c. NJ. Kaulbeck, r. ].
Haskell, Freeman Weiss, Mrs. r.
j. Haskell, c.. r. Smith, L. C.. Stall
lings, J. G. Winkjer, Mrs. John G.
Jones, G. D. Bowen, j. c. Hillengas,
jr., Mrs. J. H. fIansel, Jessie Foster
and Eldridge Jones.
Best. Fruit.
The following received miscel-
laneous prizes for the best grown
fruit: Ira Nutter, A. H. Howell,
John w. Stewart, c. H. Otis, James
White, Mrs. John C. Vierkorn, w.
L. Pushaw and c. H. lavender.
Vegetable Awards.
The following received miscel-
laneous prizes for the best grown
vegetables: G. r. Smith, Ernest
Haynes, L. M. Allen, w. L..
Pushaw, Mrs. C. J. Sample, NJ. c..
Wilson, Brenton Nutter. c. r.
Smith, Mrs. j. H. Englebrecht,
Mrs, c. H. Otis, A. Henderson,
John G. Jones, Mrs. M. Allen, j.
G.. Winkjer, j. H. Bryant, and
Mrs. A. E. Englebrecht.