Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-08

The Evening SJar Cup To-Day Whs
presented to the Hyattsville Garden
Club, winners of the city and suburban
garden clubs competitive exhibit at the
annual flower show of the American
Horticultural Society.
The presentation was made by Frank
B. Noyes, president of The Evening Star
Co, at noon in the Willard ballroom,
amid a setting of flowers and greenery.
The check-up of points this morning
showed that the Hyattsville club had
won with a total of 85 points. rs OF
which were for the bird-bath planting
was second with "a points and the Lyon
Park. Va, Garden Club third with 49,
Others rated as follows: Woodbridge,
AZ; Montgomery Suburban, 27; Takoma
Park, "a; Georgetown, %; Battery Park,
IA; Glebewood, Md, g.; Rockville, S;
Burleith, 8.
The cup will be competed for each
year, becoming the permanent posses
sion of the club winning it three times
DR.. Earle B. White of Kensington
Md, was awarded the gold medal of the
American Peony Society, which is hold
ing its annual exhibition Jointly with
the American Horticultural Society, for
the feature exhibit of 100 named va
rieties.
Certificates of Merit Awarded.
Certificates of merit were awarded
by the American Horticultural Society
as follows:
Mrs. William K. Dupont, Wilmington
Deli, rare orchids.
Thomas Young, jr., Bound Brook, N
j., rare orchids.
Bobbink & Atkins, Rutherford, N. j.
collection of hardy herbaceous peren-
mails.
Department of Agricultural green
houses, collection of palms and tropical
plants.
United States Bontanic Gardens, COL
lection of tropical plants
Department of Agriculture, botanical
division, collection Of carnivorous plants
Shaw Gardens. Kenilwort.a, collection
of water lilies.
Mrs. Frank B. Moves, exhibit of table
decorations illustrating various meth
DDS.
Other awards follow: Open classes
collection of 100 named varieties
First, DR.. Earle B. White, Kensington
Md; second, Howard r. Watkins
Chevy Chase, Md; third, George w
GCyIOll, 1tdPlOdL, va
Collection of 10 named varieties
! First, Howard r. Watkins; second, DIR
| Earle B. White; third, George w. Pey-
| ton.
! White peonies-First, Howard r
Watkins; second, DR.. Earle B. White.
Light pink peonies-First, Howard
r. Watkins: second, Elliott S. Hub
bard, Beltsville, Md; third, Schwartz
Peony Gardens.
Dark pink peonies-First, Howard
R. Watkins; second, DR.. Earle B
White
Red peonies-First, Mrs. ]. A. Boyce
| jr., Merrifield, Va; second George w
Peyton; third, Schwartz Peony Gar.
denS.
| Six specimen blooms-First, George
w. Peyton; second, Howard R. Wat.
kins.
Ten japanese peonies-First, Georg,
w. Peyton; second Schwartz Peony
Gardens.
Specimen blooms, japanese varie.
ties-Ffrst, George w. Peyton.
Single specimen bloom, Japanese
First, George w. Peyton; second
American Rose & Plant Co.; third
Schwartz Peony Gardens.
First, George W. Peyton; second
Schwartz Peony Gardens; third T.
Thurlows Sons, West Newbury, Mass
Tree peonieS-FirSt, A. p. Saunders
Clinton, N. Y.
Early herbacious varieties-First,
lP Saunders; second, Babcock Peon
Gardens; third, T. c. Thurlow's Sons
New varieties since l915-Firsi
George w. Peyton; second, DR.. Earl
B. White.
Advanced seedlings-Silver media,
|
American Rose g. Plant Co.
Advanced Amateur Glasses.
Fifty named varieties-First, Nathanit
Bacon, Fairfax, Va: second, j. S. Elm
Kensington, Md; third, l.. w. Kephar
Takoma Park.
Ten named varieties-First, Wort
S. Stottlemeyer, Clarendon, Va; secont
j. S. Elms; third, Mrs. Lewis H. Week
East Falls Church.
Fifteen blooms, one variety-Firs
Nathaniel Bacon; second, j. S. Elms.
, White peonies-FirSt, j. S. ElmS
second, James De Havon, GlenshaW, Pa
, third, Mrs. Lewis H. Weld.
Pink or cream-First, l.. W., Kephart
second, Mrs. Lewis H. Weld; third, A. F
Hester.
Red or crimson-First. A. r. Hester
second, Worth B. Stottlemeyer; thirt
j. S. Films.
, Single specimen bloom-First, Wort
B. Stottlemeyer.
Novice Class.
Six varieties-First, Clarence Y
Clever, Lyon Village, Va; second, Mr.
Sara e. Carl, Lyon Village; third, v.
Grotlisch, Silver Spring, Md.
Dark pink-First, Mrs. Sara e. Car
S second, Clarence w. Clever; thir
e Walter FaXon.
:. White-First, v. E. Grotlisch; secon
S Clarence w. Clever; third, Mrs. Sara
Carl.
: Light pink-First, Royal S. Haske
y 1902 Lawrence street northeast; secon
Aubrey B. Carter, Chevy Chase, Md
= third, Clarence w. Clever.
e Red or crimson-First, r. s. Haskell
= second, Mrs. Sara e. Carl.
5, Thirty named varieties-First, v.
y Grotlisch; second, Mrs. Sara Z. Car
" third, Clarence w. Clever.
= Single specimen bloom-Ffrst, MI