Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-28
ROSE SHOW JUDGES
ANNOUNCE WINNERS
Record Attendance Expected
Tonight at Takoma
Park Event.

The winners in the thirteenth annual
rose show. held under the auspices of
the Takoma Park Horticultural Club in
the Takoma Park branch Of the Wash
ington Public Library, were announced
today. The exhibition brought out a
record attendance last night Of flower
lovers, which is expected to continue
until the closing hours tonight. w. T.
Simmons scored AZ, the highest number
of points; Mrs. Paul Carter, ~ points,
and Mr.. and Mrs. z. c. Powell, 20
points.
The judge of the exhibition was 3.
Y. Morrison.
The winners in the respective classes
follow:
Glass /. collection of "a or more
varieties-First, w. T. Simmons; sec
ond, Louis Voelker
Glass 2, objection of Is varieties
First. Mrs. E. Clyde Shade; second, W.
H England.
Glass 3, collection Of varietios-First.
e. G. Powell; second, H. w. Warner.
Teas and Hybrid Teas.
Glass A, pink-First, w. T. Simmons
Gady Ashton; second, Mrs. 4. Clyde
Shade Killarney; third, Mrs. c, S,
Himmelwright MADAM Butterfly,
Glass 5, red-First. Louis Voelker
(Sensation): second, W. T. Simmons
tred Radiance) third, Mrs. Paul r,
Carter tred Radiance.
Glass s, white-First, Mrs. Paul r,
Carter (Kaiserin Augusta Victoria),
Glass 2, yellow-First, Mrs. Paul r.
Carter duchess Of wellington second,
Mrs. r. A. Hales (Sunburst) third
Mrs. G. G. Carr (Mrs Aaron Ward).
Glass 8, salmon, bonze, etc.-First,
Mrs. Paul r. Carter mime. Harriott);
second, Mrs. r. A. Hales clos Angeles
Hybrid Perpetual.
Glass Q, pink-First, w. T. Simmons
George AhrendO; second, Mrs. G.
Davey paul Neyron).
Glass 10, red-First, w. r Simmons
q. B. Clark second, W. H. Youngnan
u. B. Clark.
Glass IL, white-First, H. W. Warner
(Frau Karl Drushki) second, w, T.
Simmons (Frau Karl Drushki) third,
Mrs. E. Clyde Shade FRAU Karl
DrushkD.
Miscellaneous Bush Roses.
Glass II. Rugosa and Rugosa hybrids
First, Mrs. j. M. Quinn CRugosa).
Glass 10, Harrison and moss roseS---
Third, H. w. Warner (Harrison's Vel.
low.
Class IA, other bush roses-First. Mrs.
r. A. Hales (Old Fashioned Rose) Sec
ond, w. T. Simmons (Hundred Leaf
Rose).
Climbing or Pillar Roses.
Glass is, pink-First, w. r. Simmons
MARY Wallace: second, Dr. D. N.
Shoemaker MARY Wallace; third, Mrs.
Paul r. Carter CDR. Van Fleet.
Glass IS, red-First. C. G. Carr paul
Scarlet; second, w. T. Simmons
climbing Richmond.
Glass II, white-First, Mrs. u. H.
Fairless (Silver Noon.
Glass ID, yellow-First, w. T. Sim
mons (Gardenia); second, Phillip Kurz;
third G. G. Carr (Gardenia).
Glass 10, salmon, bronze, etc.-First,
Mrs. Paul r. Carter GJacottD second,
Mrs. Evelyn E. Riley (Phylis Bide); third,
Mrs. Howard Edison climbing Ophelia).
Glass 20, spray Of climbing or pillar
roses, two feet or more in length-First,
Homer c. Skeels (Paul's Scarlet Climb
err; second, Mrs E. H. FairleSs (Tau-
sendschon); third, Louis Voelker ISL
yer Noon.
Baskets or Vases Group.
Baskets or vases containing IL or more
stems Of one variety: .E
Glass 81, pink-First, Mrs. Z. O. Pow
ell MARY Wallace; second. Louis
voelker Pink Radiance third, Mrs.
r. A. Hales MARY Wallace.
Glass %. red-First, Mrs. Evelyn Z.
Riley tPaul's Scarlet Climber; second,
Mrs. Roy Y. Ferner (Pauls Scarlet
Climber; third, Mrs. Henry Ewing
(Paul's Scarlet Climber.
Glass 20. white-First, Mrs. e. c.
Powell (Silver Noon: second, Harry
Warner (Frau Karl DruschkD; third,
c. G. Carr (Silver Noon.
Glass a. yellow-First, Mrs. r. H,
Fairless (Gardenia); second, &C. G.
Carr (Gardenia).
Glass rs. most artistic basket or vase
of roses with other flowers or foliage
First, C. C. Thomas wan Fleet roses
and syringa); second, Harry Warner
(roses and syringa).
r. A. Hales silver william and nigel
la): second. Mrs. Roy Y. Ferner; third,
Mrs. w. T. Sabine.
Glass 20, Towering shrubs-First. W.
T. Simmons CPhiladelphus virginaD;
second, j. C. Carter (Philadelphus vir-
ginaD.
Glass 20, peonies, collection Of IL va
rieties-First, E. C. Powell. ..
Best Flower Of Show.
Best flower of the show--Louis Voel-
ker (Sensation).
The show committee was composed
of L. w. Kephart, chairman Mrs. H.
l. HoutSon, H. w. Warner, Mrs. II. r.
Ewing, F. j. Hopkins. H. A. Axtell was
chairman of the exhibition committee.
E. c. Powell is president Of the club
and w. l.. Holt secretary.