Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-30
s. c. BOERNSTE|N
WINS SHOW HONORS
Also Is Awarded Walter and
Stump Medal for Flower
Exhibits.

Sweepstakes in the annual Sprins
show of the Woodbridge Garden Club
Monday and Tuesday went to S. G
Boernstein, who also was awarded the
Walter and Stump Medal.
The show was held in the Sherwood
Presbyterian Sunday School Building
Although the season has been much
earlier than usual, there were a large
number OF exhibits and the show was
well attended.
The committee in charge consisted OF
Mrs. c. j. Bovine (chairman), Mrs
George GoergenS, Mrs. j. Wernicke, l.
NJ. Clarke, w. H. Gannaway. jr.; Will
liam White, Taylor Grimes, S. G.
Boernstein, A. H. Engelbrecht and Mrs
w. NJ. McGhee.
Names Of Prize Winners.
A list Of the awards follows:
Glass Bouquets Of mixed flowers
(a) Most artiStically arranged basket:
First, S. G. Boernstein; second, Mrs. J.
L. Knopp; third, Mrs. A. H. Engel-
hrecht. (b) Most artisticauy arranged
vase: First, DR.. Freeman Weiss; sec
ond, w. H. Gannaway; third, Mrs. A.
L. Foster. Co Most artistically ar
ranged bowl: First, Mrs. G. T. Boul;
second, Mrs. A. H. Engelbrecht; third,
s. G. Boernstein. Cd Most artistically
arranged bouquet prepared by boy or
girl under Is: First. Malcolm Weiss
second, Philip Wilson; third, no award
(e) Best collection Of wild flowers: First
w. H.. GannaWay; second, Mrs. G. T.
Soul; third, H. j. Clay.
Class 2-Roses. Tea and hybrid tea
Or everblooming roses specimen blooms,
one TO a vase). (a) Red and crimson
First, Mrs. P. Wernecke; second, Mrs.
Bergling; third, j. B. Tinker. OBJ
White: First, Mrs. A. H. Engelbrecht;
second, S. G.. bernstein; third, Mrs.
M. E. Dakin. (c) Light pink: First,
@. r. Goergens: second, Mrs. Bergling
third, j. B. Tinker. I, Pink Radiance:
First, William White; second, Mrs. A. l..
Enselbrecht; third, G. r. GoergenS.
II, Other varieties. Id Deep pink:
First, Mrs. Eva Marshall; second, j. B.
Tinker: third, Mrs. A. H. Engelbrecht
(e)Yellow or orange: First, Mrs. G. T.
Boul; second, @. r. Goergens; third,
Mrs. Bergling. (D Others: First, G. r.
GoergenS; second, Mrs. A. H. Engel-
brecht; third, NJ. W. Fowler
Glass 3-Roses. Hybrid perpetuals or
June roses Zone bloom to vase. (a)
Red: First, William White; second, s.
@. bernstein: third, Mrs. A. H. Engel-
brecht. (b) White: First, Mrs. Berg
ling; second, r. H. BURNER; third, NJ.
w. Fowler. (c) Pink: First, Mrs. Eliza
beth Castell; second, H. j. Clay; third,
j. B. Tinker
Class climbing roses (three sprays
70 . vase, sprays to be not over 2. feet
in Lengthy. (a) American Beauty:
First, Mrs. A. H. Engelbrecht; second,
G. r. Goergens; third j. b. Tinker
(b) DR.. Van Fleet: First, Mrs. A. L.
Foster; second, Mrs. c. j. Bovine; third,
G.. r. Goergens. Co Mary Wallace:
First, j. A. Paddleford; second, j. B.
Tinker; third, Mrs. G. T. Boul. Cd
Paul's Scarlet: First, S. G.. BoernStein;
second, @. r. GoergenS; third, j. B.
Tinker. (e) Silver Moon: First, j. B.
Tinker; second, V. r. burst: third, H.
j. Clay. % Gardenia: First, j. B.
no award. (g) Other short-stemmed
or small-fiowered type climbers: First,
j. B. Tinker; second, Mrs. Eva Mar
shall; third, Mrs. NJ. II. Sutton. (h)
Other long stemmed, large lowered
climbers: First. Mrs. A. H. Engel-
brecht; second, j. B. Tinker; third, Mrs.
Bergling. D Hybrid tea climbers:
FIRST; MRS. w. P. Lambert; second, j.
B. Tinker; third, no award.
Glass 5 Roses. Polyantha Cthree
sprays TO vase): First Miss Nellie NJ.
Brown; second, Mrs. A. H. Engelbreci1t;
third, H. j. Clay.
Class e-Roses. (a) Vase or basket
Of i've blooms of one variety: First.
William White: second, j. B. Tinker;
third, II. J. Clay. OBJ Vase or basket
Of 11ye blooms of mixed varieties: First.
Sutton; third, Mrs. @. T. Boul.
Glass BEST rose In show: q. r.
Goergens.
e PeOnies Bring Award.
Glass s-Peonies (specimen blooms.
&A IN
A. II. Engelbrecht; second, Mrs, Eliza
beth Castell; third, j. B. Tinker. (b)
White: First, no award: second, no
award; third, Mrs. Elizabeth CaSten. (c)
Red: First, Mrs. Elizabeth Castell: sec
ond. S. G. bernstein; third, no award.
Class 9-Peonies (three blooms one
variety to vase: First, r. H. Burt
ner; second. Mrs. Elizabeth Castel;
third, Mrs. A. H. Enge1brecht.
Class l0-Best peony in show: Mrs.
Glass 11-1ris. Bearded or German
IRIS. Specimen blooms Zone stalk to
xsSe). (O White or white effects:
k1rst, Mrs. j. @. Jones; second, r. II.
Burtner; third, no award. CD Pink or
red: First, Mrs. C.. ]. Bovine; second.
mrs. J. @. Jones; third, S. G. Boern-
stein. (c) Lavender, blue or purple:
First, Mrs. A. H. Engelbrecht; second,
WIS ~. " JOlcSs II1lTQ, MrS. j. II,
schumacher. Cd Yellow: First, Mrs.
J. @. Jones; second, Mrs. A. H. Engel-
nrecht; third, no award. (e) Others:
First, w. H. Bozarth; second, w, II.
Gannaway; third, Mrs. Louise Knotter,
Glass 12-IrtS. Beardless (Siberian,
Spanish, etc.: First, Mrs. J. p. Schu-
macher; second, Mrs. Hardey; third,
Mrs. A. II. Engelbrecht.
Class 13-Iris, vase or basket of single
variety (five stalks to a vaSe): First.
r. H. BURNER; second, Mrs. j. p. Schu-
macher; third. Mrs. Louise Notter.
Glass 14-Iris vase or basket of mixed
varieties (fiVe or more stalks to q VaSe);
First, L. NJ. Clarke; second, r. H. Burt
ner; third. Mrs. j. @. Jones.
Class 15-BeSt iris in show: W. H.
Bozarth.
Class 16-Any Towering shrub Zone
TO three sprays to a vaSeC: First, Will
liam j. Seelye; second, Mrs. Elizabeth
CaStell; third NJ. G. Wilson.
Class 17-Columbine Cthree stalks to
q vase): First, j. B. Tinker; second,
Mrs. w. q. Mallory; third, Mrs. A. L.
Foster.
Class 1s-Coreopsis (six blooms to a
vase: First, W. H. Gannaway; second,
Mrs. Bergling; third, Mrs. w. z. Nc
Chez.
Glass 19-Delphinium Zone stalk to a
vase: First, Mrs. w. B. Lambert; sec