New Britain herald., 1929-06-14
.ll6I0V SHOW
 RllES AWARDED
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tAo Congregational chapel was 1aFgaly attended. The flowers were u0Nerous and beautiful. and artis- ttcally, arranged. Each year the slew ts becoming more successful. Oas vi tho most georgeous displays wss . peonie exhibit of over 30 va rietisa. entered by Barnes Bros Nurssry of Yaelsville. Mrs. L. L. Ro4tck also had a remarkable col- lection of peonies. The rarest speci- men entered. and which attracted much attention was rose known as Vtridieh0ra, the flower of which is . dark pea green. The exhibit was en- tered by Mrs Leon A. Sprague of Maple Hill.
 Only two of these plants are known of in New England. The owner of the other is Stocks Nurs- cry of Pennington. It is a full dsdgsd rose in every respect
 The prizes awarded were as Iol- lows:
 ! Double peonies, three blooms, one variety:
 Red-Mrs. Charles Luce, 1st priye: Mrs. L. L. Redick, ed.
 Pink--Mrs. E. R. Hitchcock, 1st prize: Mrs. Charles Luce. I'd.
 Six blooms. one variety:
 Pink-Mrs. Charles Luce, 1st; Mrs. L. L. Redick. 2d.
 White-Mrs. L. L. Re6ick, 1st.
 Single Peonies, three blooms, any color:
 Mrs. Redick. 1st; Mrs. Charles Luce. 2d.
 Best display of perennials:
 Delphiniums-Mrs. Luce. 1st.
 Canterbury Bell-Mrs. D. Chiches- ter. lst.
 Best display of any other com panula:
 Fyrethrum-Mrs. Luce, 1st.
 Oriental Poppy - Mrs. George Rowe, lst; Mrs. E. Woodruff, I'd.
 Lupine-Mrs. Luce. 1st.
 Sweet William-Mrs. Luce, 1st; Mrs. Rowland. 2d.
 Dianthus, any variety: Miss Ar- line Root. 1st; Mrs. Ellsworth, 2d.
 Any other perennial: Airline Root, 2d: Mrs. Ellsworth. 1st; Mrs. Chas. Luce. Id; Mrs. Green. Sd.
 Irts-Arline Root. 1st; Mrs. Chas. Luce. 2d; Mrs. George Rowe, Sd.
 Hsses-Mrs. Charles Luce, 1st; Mrs. Green, 2d: Mrs. Leon spraxue, Sd.
 Climbing Roses = Mrs. N. E. Mann. lst; Mrs E. R. Hitchcock, od: Ars. D. Chichester. Sd.
 shrubs-Mrs. N. E. Mann, 1st. Ars. |. L. Redick, 2d.
 Dest exhibit of one variety-Miss Airline Root. 1st and 2d.
 1eat collection in our container- MFs. L. L. Redick, 1st.
 Nsst single specimen of any rar. den aowers: Miss E. c. Starr, 1st: Mn Rowland. "a; Mrs. Walter Fish. 3d. Arrangement in any ccntainer:
 Irts-Ars. Redick, lst; Mrs. E. G. Starr. 3d.
 koses-Mrs. N. E. Mann, 1st: Miss E. c. Starr, 2d. Annual@Mrs. Clarence Hosford. lst' Ars4Ns1iek. s2d. @fSf Any Ardsn flowers: Mrs. F. .Woodru&. 1st; Miss E. G. Starr. od Wild F1owers-Miss Betty Pitt. singer. 1H. Newington Grange will hold 2 whist in the hall this evening at X o'clock.
 Mrs. Samuel Walters of Atwood street will entertain with q bridee pefty at her home Saturday evening Ter tho bAneht of Charter Night. wnich will be held Wednesday night ID Grange hall. and which will he cDsn to the public. A card party. under the ausnicAs or the Lsaeue of Women Voters will ne held on the lawn of Mrs. Edith naacocks home Wednesday after noon. June 1s. Ice cream, cake and strawberries will be sold.
 Mrs. ,. Walters and daughter i Elizabeth, will leave for New Yorl sunday to spend several days. ! Mrs. William H. Buell. and cb;l- dren Of Pitman. N. J.. are visiting Mrs. Buelrs parents. Mir. and Mrs walter Canheld of the Center.