Evening star., 1932-05-27
BURLE|TH FLORAL
PRIZES AWARDED
Mrs. Ralph C. Forester Wins
Sweepstakes for Artis-
tic Display.

Prizes were awarded in the Burleith
Garden Clubs third exhibition of Spring
flowers at Mount Tabor Church, Thirty
fifth street and Wisconsin avenue. last
night, and the show will be open again
today from 2 to 8 o'clock.
The Judges were DR.. Earl B. White of
KenSington, Md; Mrs. Milton B. Payne
of bancroft, Va, and Aubrey B. Carter
Of Chevy Chase, Md
The sweepstakes prize for the most
artistic arrangement went to Mrs. Ralph
c. Forester.
Other Prizes Awarded.
Other prizes were awarded a; follows:
Iris, bearded one bloom to vase
First, Mrs. J. S. Barnard, second, Mrs
Earl Weeks; third, Mrs, John E. Cady.
Three blooms to a vase-FirSt, Mrs. j.
B. Gwin: second, Mrs. arl Smith,
third Mrs Towson Price. Best collec-
ton of bearded irises-First, Mrs. j. l..
Barnard; second Mrs. Earl Weeks;
third Miss Heath; best group same
variety, Mrs. Carl Voss.
Iris, beardleSS, one bloom to a vase
First and second, Miss Sally Updegraf;
third, Mrs. Laurandi Marchetl Best
group. beardlesS irises-First, Miss Sally
Updegraf; second, Mrs. Wynne john
son; third, Mrs. r. Bruce Horsfall.
Irises, Plicata, one bloom to vase
First, Mrs. Earl Weeks.
Peonies, double, one bloom to vase,
white-First. DR.. Ella Fales: second,
Mrs Earl Weeks; third. Mrs. E. w.
Kotman. Pink-First. Fillmore School;
second. Mrs. E. w. kohman; third, Mrs.
Carl Dow.
Peonies. single flowers, one bloom to
vase. pink-First and second, MIS-.
Laurandi Marchetti. Peonies, best COL
lection-First, DR.. Ella FaleS. Best
three peOnieS in q Yase-FlrSt, Mrs.
James L. Barnard; second, Miss w. F.
Rhode.
Roses, climbing or rambler-One
spray, or 3 feet, first Mrs. John
L Burns; second, Mrs Laurandi Mar
chetti; third, DR.. R. D. Rands. One
single bloom-First, DR.. R. D. Rands;
second, Mrs Laurandi Marchetti: third.
Mrs Ralph Forester. Best collection
climbing or rambler roses-First, Mrs.
Carl Dow second. Mrs. Godfrey
Creyke; third, Mrs. Charles Purdum.
Roses hybrid perpetuals; one spray
First, Mrs Towson Price: second, Miss
w. F. Rhode; third, Mrs. r. Bruce
Horsfall
Roses, tea or hybrid tea; three
blooms. one variety. tinted-First. Mrs.
Godfrey Creyke; second, Mrs. Dorothy
TYLER; third, Mrs Herbert Hodges.
Three blooms. one variety, red roses
First, Mrs. Herbert Hodges; second,
Mrs. J. S. Gorrell. Three blooms. one
variety. pink-First, Mrs. Earl B.
Frank: second, Mrs. F. L. Mason; third,
Miss w. F. Rhode.
Roses, one bloom, yellow-F1rst. Mrs.
E c. Busey; second, Mrs. H. Parkinson;
third. Mrs. Herbert Hodges. One bloom,
tinted-First, Miss Grace Diggs: second,
Mrs. Ralph Forester; third, Mrs. Carl
Smith. Pink-First, Mrs. Ralph For
ester; second, Mrs V. Wallace; third,
Mrs. George Middleton. Red-First,
Mrs. F. A. Simons; second, Mrs. j. G.
Massey third. Mrs. Earl B. Frank.
Flower arrangement, large-First,
Mrs. Ralph Forester, second, Mrs. E.
w. Kohman; third. Miss Sally Upde-
graf Floral arrangement, small-F1rst
and second, Mrs. Ralph Forester; third,
Mrs. Charles Purdum.
Ten Blooms to Vase.
ANY flower of which there were at
least three entries and not less than 10
blooms to vase: Pansies-F1rst, Mrs
A. j. McCallurn; second, Mrs. Earl
Weeks third Mrs. Towson Price. Other
annual perennials-First. Mrs. TowSon
Price; second, Mrs. Ralph Forester;
third. Miss Sally Updegraf. Oriental
second. Mrs. Harriet Hance.
Pinks. best collection-First, Mrs.
Earl Weeks second. Mrs. Laurandi
Marchette: third, Mrs. Carl Voss.
Pinks. best exhibit one variety-First,
Miss Sally Updegraf; second, Mrs. Earl
Weeks third, Mrs. F. A. Simmons.
SnapdragonS. single speclmen-F1rst.
Mrs Gertrude Moser; second, Miss
Sally Updegraf; third, Mrs. Gertrude
Moser Snapdragons. three in vase
First Miss Sally Updegraf; second Mrs.
Gertrude Moser; third. Mrs. c. Diggs.
Sweet Williams-First. Mrs. Carl
Smith: second. Mrs. R. Bruce Horsfan;
third. Miss Sally Updegraf.
Any other ANIMALS or perennlals-
First and second. Mrs. c. V. Mace;
third. Mrs. Geocrey Creyke.
The president of the Burleith Garden
Club is Mrs. Gertrude Moser, and the
chairman of the Exhibition Committee