Evening star., 1932-06-02
CHASE CLUB
Twins GARDEN SHOW
Exhibits of Communities Are
Outstanding in Bethesda
Groups Exhibition.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BETHESDA, Md, June 2.-Outstan nd
ing among the exhibits at the Spring
show of the Bethesda Community Gar.
den Club, held yesterday in the club
house, Battery Park, were the baskets
displayed by different communities in
Washington and nearby Maryland. The
first prize for this exhibit was awarded
the Chevy Chase. Md. Garden Club
Mrs. Errett Wallace took first prize for
the best iris in the show, while first
prize for the best rose went to Mrs. "a
T. Elmore, and for the best peony ID
Mrs. E. v. Pugh
Unique among the exhibits in the
junior division Of the show were those
of bird houses, trellises and window
boxes.
Other first prizes awarded at yester
days event were as follows:
Iris.
Collection five varieties, Mrs. z. F.
Kohman. One stem, dark, Mrs. E. Wal
lace. One stem, light, Mrs E. F. Koh-
man. One stem, bicolor. Mrs. B. T.
Elmore. One stem named variety, any
color Mrs. z. v. Pugh. Three-stem
Siberian, Mrs. F. o. COe.
Collection of three varieties, any
color. Mrs. E. Wallace. One bloom,
pink. Mrs. w. w. Ross. One bloom
white, Mrs. E. Wallace. One bloom.
red. Mrs. z. Wallace. One bloom
named variety, any color, Mrs E. "
Pugh.
Teas and hybrid teas, collection six
varieties, any color. Mrs. j. G. Cross
Three named varieties. any colors, Mrs
w J. Norf1eet One bloom, pink, Mrs
Bonthaden. One bloom. white. Mrs.
z. L. Bingham. One bloom red, Mrs.
T. E. Bourke. One bloom, yellow, Mrs.
J. w. Green. One bloom. any color,
Mrs. r. J. Halliday One bloom, named
variety. any color. Ruth Bondy.
Hybrid perpetuals-One bloom, pink,
Miss Emma Riley. One bloom, white,
Miss Emma Riley
Shrub roses-Polyanthus, Mrs. Park
er Dodge.
Cumbersome spray double, any COL
or, Mrs. George Bush. One spray dou-
BILE. Mrs. George Bush. One spray
named variety, Mrs. B. T. Elmore.
Perennials and Biennials.
Anchusa, Mrs. George Bush. Cam
l.
Clematis. Mrs Parker Dodge. Colum-
bine, one stalk. Mrs. E. L. Bingham.
Columbine, six blooms, Mrs. M. L. Lect.
Coreopsis, Mrs. A. Richmond. Del
phinium, Miss Gertrude Schultz Dian
thus. single, Mrs. Louis Kershner
Dianthus, double, Mrs Leon Grant.
Foxglove. Mrs. M. L. Leet. Gailla-dia,
Mrs. Moran. Memoraeallis Mrs F. j.
Halliday. Lupine, Mrs. F. O. Coe.
Oriental poppy. one bloom, Mrs B. T
Elmore. Pyrethrum. Mrs. NJ. L. Leet
Sweet william. Mrs. w. j. Norfleet
Viola. Mrs. Thomas Macdonald Any
perennial, Mrs. Thomas Macdonald
Annals.
Ccrnhower. Mrs R. E. McCally
Fansy Mrs. F. j. Halliday
Poppy. Mrs. George Bush. Poppy, y
blooms. Mrs. D. @. Davis. Sweet peas
Mrs. T. H. Monroe Snapdragon. Mrs
NJ. L. Leet.
Native wild Flowers.
One stem. any va"iety. Mrs B. T.
Elmore. Three stems, Mrs. B. T. Elmore.
Flowering Shrubs.
One branch, one variety-Mrs. j. @.
Cross.
Flower Arrangement.
Bowls-Roses. Mrs j. A. Bell Iris.
Mrs. Raw Brown. Assorted flowers, Mrs.
Parker Dodge
Vases-Roses. Mrs. H. E. Hill. Iris,
Mrs. A. J. Hilland. Assorted flowers,
Mrs. E. F. Kohman.
BaSketS-ROses. Mrs. T. E. Bourke.
Assorted flowers Mrs. T. H. Todd. Co.
lonial bouquet Mrs. Robert E. Bondy
Larger colonial bouquet, Mrs. A. D.
Pugh.
Garden club exhibit-First, Chevy
Chase, Md. Garden Club: second,
Chevy Chase. D. c.. Garden Club
Table arrangement-FirSt, Mrs. E. F.
Kohman.
Junior Show.
Flower angement-Seventh. eighth
and ninth school grades: First. Mary
Madeline Lee. Fifth and sixth grades.
Nathalie Bingham. Third grade, Mary
Catherine Willis. Fourth grade, Rob-
ert Bondy. First and second grades,
Lee Grant, jr. kindergarten, David
Dodge
Bird-house prizes were won by Vic
tor Kohman. Mildred Pitt. Clarence
Lane, Jack Pryse and Clyde Cult. First
prize for trellis went to Howard Bryan.
Henry Keene and Warren Hurley won
first and second prizes, respectively, for
window boxes. First and second prizes
for dish gardens were awarded Barbara
Kohman and Mary Lee. respectively.
First and second prizes for wild flower
gardens were awarded to Cecil Moran
and Elizabeth Ray.