Evening star., 1932-09-23
WINNERS CHOSEN
IN FLOWER SHOW
Takoma Park Horticultural
Clubs Exhibit at Library
Is Closed.

Winners In the various classes of the
Fourteenth Annual Flower, Fruit and
Vegetable Show Of the Takoma Park
Horticural Club. which closed last
night at the Takoma Park branch of
the Washington Public Library. have
been announced as follows:
Flowers.
Glass 1--Collection of 10 ANIMALS:
First, Mrs. Ethel GULL; second, w. H.
England
First, Mrs Arthur Harrison; second,
Mrs. Joseph Kurz.
Glass 3-Collection of six perennials:
First, Mrs. Ethel GULL; second, Mrs.
Arthur Harrison; third, Mrs. Roy Y.
Ferner.
Glass 4-Collection of three peren-
malls: First, Mrs. Arthur Harrison;
second, c. G. Carr.
Glass 5-Collection Of IL or more
roses: First. w. H. England; second,
Glass 6-Col1ection of six roses: First.
Mrs. John T. Gable; second, Mrs. E. E,
Riley.
Class 6a-Roses: First, Mrs. Claude
E. Shelton: second. W. H. England;
third, Mrs. E. E. Riley.
Glass 7-Asters: First, Mrs. Joseph
A. Kurz.
Glass awAfrican a1ab: as1ana ma5ige!ds First: First
third, Mrs. c. A. Russell.
Glass 9-French marigolds: First, c.
G. Carr; second, Mrs. Arthur Harrison;
third, Miss Anna Carlton.
Class 10-Large howered zinniaS:
First, Mrs. E. E. Riley: second, c. G.
Carr; third, Mrs. Arthur Harrison.
Glass 11-Small Powered zinnias:
First, c. G. Carr; second, Mrs. Roy Y.
Ferner; third, Mrs. Arthur Harrison.
Glass 12-Petunias: First, Mrs. Ar
thur Harrison; second, Mrs. E. E. Riley;
third, Mrs. Ethel GULL.
Glass 13-Other flowers: First, Mrs
A. J. Cory; second, G. H. White; third,
Clarence S. Ross.
Glass 14-Wild flowers: First, C. G.
Carr; second, Mrs Arthur Harrison;
third, Mrs. E. E. Riley.
Glass 15-VaSeS or bowls of flowers
First, Mrs. John T. Gables; second, Mrs.
Arthur Harrison; third, Mrs. Roy Y
Ferner.
Glass 16-Baskets of flowers: First,
Mrs. Arthur Harrison: second, Mrs w.
r. Nation; third, Mrs. C. B. Smith
Glass 17-Miniatures First Mrs.
Joseph A. Kurz; second, Mrs. R. D.
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Fruits
Glass l8-Collection Of fruits.
Class 19-Plate Of three apples: First
Mrs. E. E. Riley; second, Mrs. R. D.
Lille; third, Mrs. C. Max.
Glass 20-Plate of three pears: First
Mrs. w. T. Sabine; second, Mrs R. D.
Lille; third, E. C. Powell.
Class 21-Plate of grapes: First, E.
c. Powell
Glass 22-Plate of other fruits: First,
Mrs. Jerome Hubbard; second, Mrs. r.
D. Lille; third, Mrs. Herbert Thomp-
son.
Vegetables.
Class 23-Collection of vegetables:
First, C. G. Carr.
Glass 24-Plate of three potatoes:
None
Glass 25-Plate of three tomatoes:
First, Mrs. w. R. Mattoon second, C.
G. Carr; third, G. H. White.
Class 26-Plate of three carrots:
None.
Glass 27-Plate of three beets: None.
Glass 28-Plate of three of any other
vegetables: First, C. G. Carr; second,
Mrs. Arthur Harrison.
Glass 29-Berried shrubs: First, Mrs.
jerome Hubbard; second, Miss Anna
Carlton; third. J. M. R. Adams.
Glass 3o-Autumn bulbs: First, j.
M. r. Adams.
Glass 31-Cosmos: First, Mrs. C. B.
Smith; second, Mrs c. A. Russell.
Glass 32-Rock garden plants: First,
r. NJ. Shenk
The Show Committee is composed of
Mrs. c. B. Smith, chairman; Miss Mar
Jorie Hansen, Mrs c. w. Hassell, Mrs.
D. F. Angler, C. G. Harrington and A.
w Crocker
DR.. D. N. Shoemaker was official
Judge of the exhibit.