Evening star., 1932-05-26
MRS. RILEY WINS
ROSE SHOW HONOR
Takes First Prize at Takoma
Park Horticultural Club
Exhibit.

Mrs. Evelyn E Riley carried off first
annual rose show of the Takoma Park
Horticultural Club in the Takoma Park
branch Of the Washington Public Lii
brary, which opened yesterday and
closes tonight at 9 o'clock The flower
on exhibition was a General Superior
Arnold Jansen rose. The judge of the
show was J. Wyse Byrnes. superintend-
ent of the greenhouse, United States
Department of Agriculture.
Winners in the various classes follow:
Glass COLLECTION of "a or more
varieties: First, Col. William H. Eng
An.
Glass 2-Collection of 1S varieties
T'-s:, C. G. Carr; second w. H. Young
man.
Glass 3-Collection of IL varieties
P::rst. w. Voelker.
Glass 4-Collection Of six varieties
First, Mrs Frank Brosky: second J. G.
Price; third Harry Lustine.
Glass 5-Collection Of three or more
of the newer varieties First, Col. Will
liam H England; second. Harry Lus-
tine.
Glass 6-Tea and hybrid tea roses,
pink: First, Mrs. Evelyn E. Riley: sec
ond. John T. Gable; third, Mrs. E.
Bradley
Class Red: First, J. C. Carter; sec
ond, John T. Gable; third. Col. William
H. England.
Glass 8-White: First: Fred c. Dueh-
ring; second, Mrs Arthur Harrison;
third, Mrs E. Bradley.
Glass 9-Yellow: First, Edwin C.
Powell, Silver Spring. Md: second, Mrs.
II hi {rI ohr
Glass l0-Salmon. bronze: First. H.
E. Ewing: second, Col. William H. Eng
land third, C G. Carr.
Glass ll-Hybrid perpetuals. pink
First, Philip Kurz: second: Col. William
H. England; third. Mrs. E. Bradley.
Glass Pred: None.
Glass 13-White: None.
Glass l4-Other rosebushes, rugosa
and rugosa hybrids: First, Edwin Z.
Powell
Glass 15-Harrison and moss roses
First. H. E. Ewing, second, w. II.
Ycungman; third, J. c. Carter.
First. c. G. Carr.
Glass l7-Climbing or pillar roses,
pink: First. J. c. Carter: second, John
T. Gable; third, Mrs Paul r. Carter.
Glass 1S-Red: First. H. E. Ewing;
second, Mrs. Evelyn E. Riley; third.
Mrs. E. Bradley.
Glass le-White: First. E. B. Brown
second. Mrs. Howard Edison; third, c.
G. Carr.
Class 2O-Yellcw: First, E B. Brown;
second, c. G. Carr; third, Miss Lottle
l. Fahrenbruch.
Glass 2l-Salmon bronze: First. j.
c. Carter; second, Mrs. Paul r. Carter;
third. Mrs. Howard Edison.
Glass 22-Spray feet or more in
length: First, Col. William H. England; {;
second E. B. Brown; third, Phlilp
Kurz
Class 2s-Baskets and vases, pink:
First. John T. Gable. second. E. B.
Brown: third, Mrs. Arthur Harrison.
Glass 24-Red: First. E. B. Brown; :;
second, Mrs. Caroline Max; third, Mrs,
Frank Brosky.
Class 25-White: First, Mrs. Arthur
Class 26-Yellow: First. H. E. Ewing :;
second. John T. Gable; third, Mrs. E.
H. Fairless.
Class 27-Salmon, bronze; First, John
T. Gable.
Glass 28-Arrangements-m artistic
vase or bowl of roses: First. H. Z.
Ewing: second. Mrs. F. /. whitney;
third. Mrs Arthur Harrison.
Glass 29-Most artistic basket OF
roses: None.
Glass 3o-Most artistic vase or bowl
of roses or other flowers: First. Mrs
Arthur Harrison: second. E. B. Brown; i;
third. Mrs william T. Sabine.
Glass 3l-Most artistic basket OF roses
with other flowers or foliage: First, E. b
Brown: second. Mrs. Caroline Max
third, Mrs Frank Brosky.'
Glass 32-Basket Of roses with other
flowers: First, Miss Lottie L.. Fahren-
bruch: second, E. F. Lines; third, Meri-
dith Leaman.