Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-02
Mrs. calvin Milans; second, MRS. Martini

Mrs. Calvin Milans; second, Mrs. Martins
| v. MeyrSon; third, Miss g. M. Cotton;
fourth, Miss Mary L. huntington; NTH
Mrs. J. c. Dulin, jr. White-First, Miss
c. M. Cotton; second, w. j. Nolan. Pink
First, Mrs. Thomas Somerville; Sec
ond, Miss c. M. Cotton; third, Mrs. w
N. Wood; fourth, Mrs. j. G. Dulin, jr.;
nth, Mrs. j. C. Dulin, jr yellow
First, Mrs. w. N. Wood; second, Mrs
A. Montague Ferry; third, Miss C. M
Cotton; fourth, Mrs. Paul j. Christian;
| NTH, Mrs. Phebe l.. Carter Pink Radi-
ance-First, Mrs. Renee Oakman; Sec
! ond. Mrs. Q. F. Busby; third, Mrs. O.
F. Busby; fourth, Mrs. Paul J. Chris
tan. Pink Radiance-First, Mrs Paul
J. Christian; second, Miss Janeiro "
Brooks; third, Miss Janeiro v. Brooks;
fourth, Mrs. j. w. Stohlman, IT,; NTH,
Mrs. T. M. Cremins.
Roses, any other color-First, Miss
Jane1ro v. Brooks; second, Miss G. M.
Cotton. Roses, vase or basket five
blooms, one variety-First, Mrs. A. Mon
tague Ferry; second, Miss Eleanor Gish;
third, Mrs. G. w. Markham; fourth, DR..
Paul Dunbar; NTH, Miss Mary Davis.
Roses, basket or bowl-First, Mrs. H.
d. Scantlin; second, Mrs. Phebe l.. Car
ter; third, Mrs. H. j. CLARK; fourth,
Mrs. r. D. Beard. =.
Roses, vase or basket of five blooms
Of assorted varieties-First, Mrs. v. M
Dorsey; second. Mrs. C. w. Markham;
third, Mrs. T. M. Anderson. Roses,
Polyantha, vase, one variety-FirSt,
Kingman Oakman.
Hybrid Roses.
Roses, hybrid perpetual Zone bloom
to q vaSe), red-First, Mary Lee Wat
HI naAe HYmki til
Louisa Huntington; fourth, Mrs. Renee
Oakman; fifth, Miss Mary L. Hunting
ton. White-First, Kingman Oakman;
second, Mrs. E. B. Cooper; third, Mrs.
j.. G. Dulin, jr.; fourth, Mrs. Renee
Oakman; fifth, Miss Mary L. Hunting
ton. Pink-First, Mrs. Paul j. Chris
tian. Roses, moSs-First, Mrs. Linford
Ruth. Climbing roses, large Powered
varieties, pink-First, Mrs. Renee Oak
third, Miss Louisa Huntington; fourth,
Mrs. c. R. Grant. Red-Ffrst, G. A.
Lindstrom; second, Miss Emily Dunbar.
Yellow-First, Miss Jane Dunbar; sec
ond, Mrs. Ormond Cox. Climbing roses,
short-stemmed, small-flowered varieties,
any color-First, Mrs. w. r. Dellett:
second, Mrs. Irving M. Day; third, Miss
c. M. Cotton; fourth, Mrs. j. A. Flem-
ing; fifth, Miss C. M. Cotton. German
Ills, specimen piOOnnS, One s1daA W
vase, lavender, blue or purple shades
First, second, third and fourth-Aubrey
B. Carter. yellow shades-Ffrst, Robert
G. Cogswell. German Iris, vase or bas-
ket, single variety-FirSt, Mrs. w. g.
Powick; second. Robert G. Cogswell.
Assorted Varieties.
Assorted varieties-First, Robert q.
Cogswell; second, j. z. Malcolm. Iris,
beardleSs, best vaSe-F1rst, Robert CogS-
well; second, Mrs. Leon Saylor; third,
Mrs. r. D. Beard.
Most artisticaIly arranged basket
First, Mrs. Nina @. Watkins; second,
Mrs. Frank Bell; third, Mrs. r. j. Bopp:
fourth, ]. e. Malcolm; NTH, Kenwood
Club.
Most artistically arranged vase-First,
Clare Hale Darby and Gertrude Scriv-
ener; second, Robert @. Cogswell; third.
Mrs Parker Dodge; fourth, Mrs. Linford
Ruth; fifth, Mrs. Phebe L. Carter.
Most artistically- arranged bowl-First,
Mrs. w. C. Powick; second, Mrs. Paul j.
Christian; third, Mrs. L. voorhees,;
fourth, Mrs. T. M. Anderson; NTH, Mrs.
Parker Dodge.
Most artistically arranged exhibit by o
child under 14-FirSt, Frances Spruce:
Ruth, Sd; fourth, Ann Stohlman; NTH,
John Dodge.
Hardy perennials Zone variety to o
vase): Columbine-First, Helen Clum;
second, Miss Lois Gish: third, Mrs. T. M.
fourth, Mrs. Renee Oakman.
CoreopsiS-First, Mrs. T. M. Anderson;
second, Mrs. Irving M. Day. Delphi
Harry Martin; second, Miss
G. NJ Cotton. Gaillardia-First, Miss
Louise watkins; second, Mrs. F. G. Wal
lace; third, Mrs. John A. Fleming.
tRaw,r -Eirot hRfaS q NJ Cotton
Poppy, Oriental-First, Mrs. J. e. Shil-
linger; second, Mrs. Phebe L. Carter;
third, J. e. Malcolm; fourth, Mrs. Leon
Saylor; NTH, Mrs. r. M. Anderson. As
ter, Alpinus-FirSt, Mrs. John A. Flem-
ing. Cornfower-FirSt, Mrs. Parker
Dodge: second, Mrs. G. NJ. Arthur; third.
Miss Pauline Gish: fourth, Mrs. z. G.
NTH, Miss Margaret Bopp.
Sweet William-First, Miss G. M. Cot
ton; second. Mrs. Lillian Arthur: third;
Mrs. Ormond L. Cox: fourth, Mrs. Paul
j. Christian. Lilium-First, Nancy Lee
Watkins; second, Mrs. Leon Saylor;
third, Robert G. Cogswen.
Pansies (moSt artistic bowD-First,
Katie BuSby; second, A. M. Shillinger;
third, Mrs. w. J.. Nolan; fourth, Mrs.
Ormond L. Cox; fifth, Mrs. c. p. Grady.
Any other perennial-First, Mrs. @. p.
Grady, ffoxgloves); second, Mrs Irving
M. Lay NldILlyIubnJ1 tAlLuS 11Ao' 1VSACS
Oakman (pinks); fourth, Mrs. o. H.
Gish; nth, Miss Louise Huntington
(forget-me-notS): special mention, Mrs.
w. B. McEachern (foxglove). Any an
nual flower chest vaSe)-First, Miss
Louisa Huntington (petunia9; second,
Alice Dodge; third, Miss Ruth Shoe
maker (sweet peas).
Towering Shrubs.
Towering shrubs, one to three sprays
to q vase-First, Harry Martin; second,
Mrs. T. M. Anderson; third, Miss @. M.
Cotton.
Towering shrubs, sprays or branches.
best colleetion-First Aubrey b. Carter;
second, Mrs. T. NJ. Anderson; third,
Mrs. T. G.. Dulin, r.; fourth, Miss Flea
nor Gish: fifth, Miss Mary Davis.
Club exhibits-Large vase of flowers,
arranged for effect: First, Chevy Chase,
d. c., Garden Club; second, Woman's
Club of Somerset; third, Woman's Club
Of Friendship; fourth, Kenwood Club;
fifth, Wednesday Club.
Community exhibitS-Large baskets