Evening star., 1927-06-12
WARRENTON.

WARRENTON, Va, June II (Spe.
ciaD.-The Warrenton Garden Club
had it's flower show Wednesday after
noon in the Library auditorium.
Judges were Mrs. Allen Potts, Cor
louisville; Mrs. Richard Brady. Rapi-
| dan, Va: Mrs. John Woodruff, Som
erset, Va; Mrs. Richard Wallach. and
Miss James, Warrenton. The prizes
were awarded for best collection of
garden flowers 90 varieties), to Mrs.
| S. A. Appleton, first; Mrs. Fairfax
| Harrison, second Mrs. John Gaines,
third; best collection roses. non
climbing, Mrs. Francis Georger, first;
Mrs. Fairfax Harrison, second; Mrs.
G. Latham Fletcher, third; best col
lection climbing roses, Mrs. r. R..
Barrett. first; Mrs. Katherine Bow
man, second Randolph Charrington,
third; best single rose, Mrs. William
Chinn, first; Mrs. Georger, second;
Miss Meta Gaskins, third; best three
varieties of roses, Mrs. G.. l.. Fletcher,
| first; Mrs. B. D. Spilman, second; most
artistic rangement of flowers, large,
Mrs. l.. V. Froment, first; Mrs. w.
Fl. Pool, second; Mrs. A. d. Carr.
third; most artistic arrangement, small,
Mrs. F. w. Haserick, first; Mrs.
j. H. Dorst, second Mrs. G. L.
a rose, Mrs. Fairfax Harrison, first:
Mrs. David Warren, second; Mrs. Lew
Wood, third; best delphinium, three
stalks. Mrs. Georger, first; Mrs. B. D.
Spilman, second; Mrs. John Gaines,
third; best arrangement of garden
flowers by child, Jane Wilbur, first;
Patty Fletcher, second; Betty Char
rington, third; best arrangement of
wild flowers by child. Betty Nash,
first; Aileen Harris, second; Effie
Morton, third garden model by child,
Larry Drake, first; Wallace Tiffany
second.
Mrs. Randolph Reelected.
At the annual meeting of the War
renton Branch of the Crippled Chill.
dren's Hospital. held this week, Mrs
A. NJ. Randolph was reelected presi-
dent: Miss Virginia Vaughan, vice
president, and Mrs. John r.. Benner,
secretary, with a board of 16 members.
The branch raised over 5000 last year
for the hospital,
Annual Sunday school day will be
held here tomorrow in the Methodist
"The Garden of the King" will be
given by the children.
Mrs. G.. l.. Fletcher won two blue
ribbons on roses, and Mrs. r. r. Bar
rett second on columbines, at the
recent show of the American Horti.
cultural Association. Both are mem
bers of the Warrenton Garden Club.
The six high schools Of this county
graduated 81 pupils this year, as fol-
lows; Warrenton, %; Marshall, 8;
Caiverton, s; Bealeton, s.; Remington.
5; Upperville, 3.
The School League of Bristersburg
has raised and expended in the last
two years $1,510.69 for the improve
ment of the school. and has now on
hand, $275.6S. J. II. George is presi-
dent; Mrs. Z. M. James. secretary, and
Mrs. Lille Compton. treasurer.
School Given Praise.
Casanova School, taught for several
years by Miss Lavinia Hamilton of
Warrenton. was commended by the
State inspector as the most attrac-
tive and best equipped one-room
school he had ever seen.
The auxiliary of st. James Church
is collecting clothing for the flood suf-
ferers by request of the Bishop of
Mississippi. Grace Church. The
Plains. will give tea Monday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Henley
Carter to collect money and clothing
for this purpose.
Miss Lillian Gilbeau, for several
years teacher at the Warrenton
Country School, and Thomas Odder-
stol United States Navy, were mar
ried this week in Washington. and
will for the present live in Baltimore
The brides mother, Mrs. Gilbeau, who
also had position in the school, has
returned to her home in Louisiana.
Mrs. j. E, Cunningham of War
renton, died this week in Staunton,
Va, and was buried here on Thursday.