The Washington times., 1929-10-01
CROWDS FLOCK.
Tg FLOWER
SNOW

! The annual fall flower show and
horticultural exhibition Of the Wood
ridge Garden Club was attracting
large crowds today to the Sherwood
Presbyterian Church hall.
4 This was the third annual show Of
the club and the sixth conducted
under the auspices Of the Rhode
Island Avenue Citizens Association.
"A special feature was q cash prize
o. $40. called the "Rhode Island
Avenue Citizens Association award"
given the winner Of the sweepstakes
In the show, scoring the highest in
first and second prizes.
4 8. g. Boernstein won the award
with 30 points, with Mrs. H. r.
EngeIbrecht second and @. r. Boul
third.
Fl Judges at the show were c. c.
Ghonnas, president Of the Takoma
ark Horticultural Society, and J.
iW. wellington, Department Of Agri.
h1lture.
The prize winners were:
Dah1ia-flowered zinnias-L. N. Clarke.
q. Boernstein. Honorable mention:
Axss. 4. q. Miller.
ereeht s; 9; R9srnstsin. Honorable
H. 4etunfas-Mrs. A. I. Foster. James
4ay Honorable mention: MrG n. r.
Ccsnaos-Mrs. a r. Boul
Scarlet sage-Mfs. Louise Nottsr. Mrs.
coxcomS~H. T. Goddard. Geo. A.
Other Annual Flowers. q. Boern-
stein. n. ]. Clay. Honorable mention:
Other Perennial, Flowers--Mrs. A. L.
Foster, Mrs. A. 2. Miller. Honorable
Snention: Miss Harriet Rawlins
Nasturtiums-W. H. Gamaway. Mrs.
Hydrangea-Mrs. A. L. Foster. Mrs.
sncwberry-s. @. Bo.rnstsin.
shriS,-Mrs. A. q. Miller, Mrs. H. r.
EngelbrechE
Decorative Foliage P1ants--Mrs. A. L.
Potted Piants-Mrs. H. a. Bersiing.
ID Apples-James May.
Pears-George A. Tasker, 8. @. Boern-
stein.
strawberries-Fred Grant.
[ TomPtoes--J. B. Tinker, H. J. Clay.
Beans--Mrs. Louise Notter, Mrs. G.. T.
Soul. Honorable mention, C. R. Smith.
Other vegetables-M. c. Wilson, C. R.
Best Collection OF Vegetables - g. T.
Boul. G. R. Smith. Honorable mention.
Most artistic basket Of mixed flowers
brecht. Honorable mention: Mrs. M. II.
Mos: artistic vass-Mrs. q. t. Bout.
Most artistic bowl--Mrs. Fred Grant.
DR.. r, J. Haskell. Honorable mention:
Mrs. A. G. Miller.
BouI. Mrs. H. r. Engelbrecht. Honor
able mentfon--H. ]. Goddard.
Dahlias. specimen blooms-cactus: 9.
Boers'tsin ao.;n:ssn NJ Clark Ia eoaSsTs aSsTta
Decorative: 8. G. Boernstein. L. NJ.
Clarke. Honorable mention: n. L God
dard. Hybrid-decorativs: X. l. Goddard.
Shows. q. Boernstein.
L Peony-flowered-Nons exhibited.
i Single, duplex or collaretts-s. g.
Pompom-Mrs H. R. Duselbrecht.
Seedlings. q. Boernstein. H. I.
Goddard.
ceileetion Of six varisties--H. L Cod
Most artistic baskst-Mrs H. r.
] Engelbreeht. L. NJ. Clarke. Honorable
4nentien--J: B. Tinker.
hard.
/. Best Dahlia in show-L. N. Clarke.
81 ROSES
| Red Or crinason--Mrs. J. .. Thompson,
Mrs. J. p. Schumacher. Honorable mem
Light Pink--Mrs. M. n. sutton. Mrs
II. 2. schumacher. Honorable mention.
I Mrs. r. G. Hurt.
Deep Pink. B. Tinker. Mrs. L. NJ
| allen. Honorable mention, Mrs. J. e.
Yellow or orange-Mrs. J. q. Thomp-
son, Mrs. Fl. r. Engelbrecht. Honorable
senention, Mrs. II. c. Bergling.
Other Shades and Blends-Mrs. J. A.
.@addIeford. Mrs. H. R. Engelbrecht.
! ouorable mention. Mrs. J. P. schu-
1 snacher.
Polyantha--No first. Mrs. J. A. Paddle
] enrd.
Vase or Basket Give Of one VARIETY
&B. Tinker. Mrs. NJ. n. sutton.
BEST Rose in the Show. B. Tinker.
! G1adtclus-Single stalk, Mrs. H. NJ.
Sutton, W. II. Ganaway. honorable men
Bon, L. NJ. Clarke.
Vase Of five or more-Mrs II. r.
&ngelbrecht, w. H. Gannaway, honor
: kble mention, L. NJ. Clarke.
4 : Astsrs. bouquet of five blooms-Dr.
3. J. Haskell. no second.
African Marigold-chester r. Smith,
&gss Louise Notter.
: French Marigold-Mrs. J. L. Knopp.
SETG H. r. Epgelbrecht.