Evening star., 1931-05-08
WINNERS SELECTED
J. IN TULIP DISPLAY
List Of Prizes Announced at
Close of Takoma Park
Exhibition.

The Annual Tulip Show Of the Ia
kona Park Horticultural Club, which
onened Yesterday in the Takoma Park
Branch of the Washington Public
Library, closes tonight at o'clock, be-
ing one of the finest tulip exhibitions
in the history of the club. the snow
is unusually large and colorful ana is
being largely attended. The best tulip
in the show was exhibited by Mrs. P. r.
Carter.
The official list Of winners was an
nounced today as follows -.'
Glass Collection of 18 or more va
rieties: First, William H. England; sec
ond, w. T. Simmons third, G. G. Carr.
Class 2-Collection OF II varietleS:
First, Nancy Avery; second, Mrs. e. L.
Crandall; third, Mrs. John GULL.
Glass 3-Collection of six varieties:
First. Miss L. Fahrcnbruch; second,
Fred L. Harries; third, Miss Helen
Kochne.
Glass 4-Darwin tulips, purple and
maroon varieties: First. William H.
England; second, Mrs. e. L. Crandall;
third, Fred l.. Harries.
Glass 5-Red varieties: First. Mrs.
p. r. Carter; second, w. T. Simmons;
third, Fred L. Harries.
Glass 6-Pink and blush varieties:
First, w. H Youngman: second, Will
liam H. England; third, Mrs. P. r.
Carter.
Many Varieties Entered.
Glass Lavender and lilac varieties:
First, Miss Helen Kochne; second, W.
T. Simmons; third, William H. ENGLAND.
Glass 8-Other colors: First. w, T..
Simmons; second, Miss Lois yelling
ton: third, Mrs. Burk.
Glass 9-Ccttage and May-howering
tulips, yellow varieties: First, W. 7.
Simmons second, William H. England;
third, Mrs. r. A. HaleS.
Glass 10-Red and pink varieties:
First. william H. England: second, Mrs
r. A. Hales; third. Miss A. Carleton.
Glass lI-Other colors: First, Mrs.
r, A. Hales; second, Mrs. Roy Y. Ferner;
third, Mrs. p. r. Carter.
Glass 12-Breeders: First, William H.
England; second, Mrs. r. A. HaleS;
third. w. II. Youngman.
Glass l3-Rembrandts, bizarres and
bybloemens: First, Miss Laura Matoon;
second, Mrs. P. r. Carter; third, G. G.
Carr.
Glass l4-Parrot tulips: First, Mrs.
Mrs. P. r. Carter.
Glass 15-Other types of tulips, dou-
bles, specie, ETC.: First E. G. Powell;
second, Mrs. E. L. Crandall.
Byrnes Picks Winners.
Glass l6-Vase of tulips alone: First,
Mrs. David Grifiths; second, Mrs. E. L.
Crandall.
Glass 17-vase of tulips with other
flowers: First. Mrs. John GULL; second,
Fred L. Harries.
Glass I8-Basket of tulips alone:
First, Miss Laura Matoon; second, c. G.
Carr.
Class le-Basket Of tulips with other
flowers: First, Miss L. Fahrenbruch;
second, Mrs. Edwin Lines; third, E. c.
Powell.
Glass 2o-Hardy spring flowers, pam
sies: First, Mrs. Edwin Lines; second,
Mrs. D. 7. Blose; third, Mrs. Elmer
Bradley.
Glass 21-F7owering shrubs: First,
Mrs. E. L. Crandall; second, w. T.
Simmons; third, Mrs e. Riley.
Glass 22-Other flowers, excluding
iris: First, Miss Freda l.. Egbert; second,
Fred L. sHarries; third, c. G. Carr.
The judge of the show was ]. Wise
Byrnes, superintendent of the green
house, United States Department Of
Agriculture
The show committee was composed
Of w. T. Simmons, chairman; Mrs. Fred
Duehring, z. La Pelle, r. A. HaleS,
Frank E. Reppert and Mrs John GULL
william H. England is president of the
club; Fred G. Duehring, secretary, and
Q. @. Carr, chairman Of the 5Exhibi-
tion Committee.