The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-03
Several local people will exhibit
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Several local people will exhibit at the Garden club of Madison which will hold it's seventh annual flower show in the Hand school, auditorium, in Madison, today from 2:30 until 9:30 o'clock. Mrs Rob- ert s. May is chairman of large committee working on the affair. This noon Mrs II. Staurt Hotchkiss will entertain the following judges at luncheon: Mrs Louis l.. Davis and Henry K. Wild. judges of specimen blooms; Mrs Theodore l. Coe. Mrs Roy M. Houghton and Mrs Elliot M. Peck. judges of ar- tistic arrangement.
 Following IS the program: Speci- men means one to three of any va riety, container supplied by the committeee. Name requested but not required. Best vace means any number of varieties of the same flower, container supplied by the exhibitor. Dahlias-Class 1. cactus, specimen; class 2, show, specimen; class 2, pompom, specimen; class 4, single, specimen; class 5, decora- N''Nt SfSSAAhShb SAoSc V. any olhcL variety; specimen; class 2. best vase, baby pompoms; class g, best vase. Gladiolus. class g, specimen stalk. red predominating; class 10, specimen stalk, yellow predominant ing; class 12, specimen stalk, white predominating; class IS, specimen stalk. blue or lavender predominant ing; class IA, specimen stalk. pri- mulinus hybrids; class IS, best vase. Roses-class 16, best vase. Perennials Class IT, best vase. An nuals-Class IS. asters, best vase; class 19, calendulas, best vase; class 20, cosmos, best vase; class 21, heli- atrope. best vase; class 22. mari- golds, best vase; class 24, peunias, best vase; class 25, Zinnias, quilled and mammoth. best vase; class 26, zinnias, Hliput, best vase; class 27, any other garden flower, best vase; class 2S. garden collection. Flowers in artistic arrangement-Clas 29 low arrangement in bowl, not to excel Is inch spread suitable for dining room table; class 30. minia- ture arrangement, not to exceed five inch spread, and eight inch height; class 31, flower arrangeemnt in bottle, bottles to be identical and may be procured from the commit tee class 32. flower arrangement in copper or brass container; me- dium size, yellow predominating; class 33. indoor planting arrange ment, window box or stand, flowers required. class limited in number; class 34, flower arrangement in pewter container suitable for a pink bedroom; class limited in number; class 35, wedding anniversary dim ner tables, tables to be supplied by the exhibitor; flowers required, table set for two-one year, paper; five years. wood; 10 years. tin or pewter; l 5 years. crystal; 20 years china; 25 years, silver; 50 years, gold.-Originality, .25; proportion, .15; artistic perfection of arrage- ment 20; condition of flowers. 10; color harmony of flowers. .15; color harmony of accessories, .15; class 36, exhibit by non-members, awards only to amateurs. Flower arrangements to be judged as fol- lows: color harmony, 20; distinc- ton, 20; relation of arrangements to container. 20; ,proportoin. 20; condition, 20.
 Prizes
 l. The presiednt's prize, given by Mrs John B. Wallace, Jr, will De awarded as a sweepstake prize to the member winning the greatest number of points, First place. 5; second place 3; third place l.
 2. A prize is offered to the win ner of class 35, by Mrs Henry God dard.
 3. A prize is offered to the win ner of class 29. by Miss Anna Mof- fatt.
 4. A prize is offered to the win ner of class. 31. by Mrs Julius B. Smith.
 5. A. prize is offered for the greatest number of points in each section for dahlias. gladiolus and annuals.
 6. A prize is offered to the win ner of class IS.
 A personal linen shower was ten dered in honor of Mrs Patrick Ca- paldo, formerly Miss Cora Dewey of New Haven recently by Miss Jo- sephine Capadlo at her home on North Main street. The guests in- cluded: Misses Kate and Carloyn Nido. Theresa and Margaret Rolin, Louise. Mildred. Marie. Lucille, Su- zanne and Josephine Capaldo, Kate Andrea. Margaret Scapetti, Lillian Claire. Helen and Evelyn Capaldo, Marie Renaudot, Josephine Cont, Laura Manzoli, Mena Stabile, Anna Paolino, Alice Carosella and Mrs T. Mariani, Mrs M. Horan. Mrs F. Champi. Mrs Nj. Cont, Mrs G. Ver- rastro, Mrs R. Paolino, Mrs s. Fi- ore. Mrs M. Capaldo. Mrs S. Ca- paldo, Mrs A. Capaldo, Mrs F. Ca- paldo and Mrs Stabile.
 P. D. Bresnahan, engineer at Crosby high school. will leave Sat- urday for Kansas City. Mo, where he will represent the Power En- gineers of Waterbury at the nation- al convention of that organization.
 Anne 2ncement is made of the engagement of Miss Catherine Ag- mes MsiIcunry. daughter of Mir and Mrs Timothy Mulcunry of Wash inRton street 10 William Charles Ae NA