Evening star., 1932-08-03
WRG|N|AN TAKES
GLAD|OLUS HONOR
Best Flower Award Goes to
Capt. M. H. Davis at Ia
koma Park Show.

Capt M. H. Davis OF Cherrydale. Va,
was awarded the honor Of having the
best flower on exhibition in the ninth
annual gladiolus show Of the Takoma
Park Horticultural Club. which opened
yesterday in the Takoma Park branch
OF the Washington Public Library and
closes tonight at o'clock.
The winners in the various classes
follow:
Glass l, collection Of Is or more va
ond. Mrs. A. P. Harrison.
Glass 2. collection Of 10 varieties
First, Capt. Davis; second, E. A. Hal
lowell; third, Mrs. H. A. Morrison
Glass 3, collection Of five varieties
First g. B. Axline; second, John Kurz.
Glass 4, gandevensis and other tall
spiker varieties-White, first, Capt.
Davis, Mrs. Catherine Edwards; second,
Capt. Davis, Mrs. Ann Pftzer; third,
w. H. Youngman, Mary Pickford.
Glass 5-Yellow, first Rev. L. A. Han
sen, Gold Eagle; second, Mrs. Morrison
Niagara; third, Capt. Davis, Yellow
Wonder.
Class 6-Pink, first, Capt. Davis, Mrs
SisSon; second, Mrs Morrison, Giant
Nymph; third. E. F. Lines, Mrs. Sisson.
Glass Red, first. J. T. Gable, DR..
Shook; third, John Kurz, Crimson
Glow.
Lavender Class Winners.
Glass s-Lavender, first, Capt. Davis,
Minuet; second. E. A. Hollowell, Capt.
Boynton; third, Mrs. Morrison, Capt.
Boynton. Purple, first, Capt. Davis,
Aide: second, Mrs. Harrison.
Class 9--Salmon and orange: First,
Capt. Davis, Marina; second, E. F.
Lines, Betty Nuthall"; third, Mrs. Har-
rison.
Glass 1o-Any other color: First.
Capt. Davis, ",Sward of Mahonet"; sec
ond, Capt Davis, "Marmora"; third,
Capt Davis, "Marmora"
Glass 11--Primulinus hybrids, yell
low: First, none; second, Mrs. z. 3.
Brown.
Glass 12-Pink to red shades: First.
third, c. B. Axline.
Glass 13-Salmon and orange: First,
Mrs. Morrison; second, Capt. Davis;
third, E. F. Lines.
Glass 14-Any other color: First,
Capt. Davis. Orchid; second, Capt.
Davis, orchid; third, Rev. L. A. Han
sen, Darritt."
Glass 15-Ruffied varieties: First, c.
B. Axline, ''Dr. Van Fleet; second, j.
T. Gable. Annie Laurie; third, Rev.
A. L. Hansen. White Glory"
Glass 16-Best Seeding: First, none;
second, Rev. A L. Hansen; third, Rev.
Mr.. Hansen.
Glass 17-Best basket with own foli-
age: First, E. F. Lines; second, j. T.
Gable, third, Mrs. Brown.
Glass l8-Best vase with own foli-
age: First. Mrs. Morrison; second, J. T.
Gable: third, E. F. Lines
Glass 19-Best basket with other
flowers or foliage: First, Rev. A. L. Han
sen: second, Mrs. T. c. Moore; third,
John Kurz.
Best Vase Class
Glass 2o-Best vase with other flowers
or foliage: First, Mrs. A. P. Harrison;
second, Mrs. Charles G. Morgan; third,
H. c. Heffner.
Glass 2l-Best basket or vase Of other
flowers: First. w. H. England; second.
John Kurz; third, Mrs. E. B. Brown.
Glass 22-Balsams: First, none.
Glass 23-Calendulas: First, none;
second, Mrs. Harrison. @15 2
Glass 24-Lilies: First, Mrs. Harri-
son; second, Mrs. Evelyn E. Riley; third,
H. G. Heffner.
Glass 25-Marigolds: First, Mrs.
Harrison; second, Carol E. Pierce
(French marigolds); third, Patricia M.
Pierce (African marigolds).
Class 26-Petunias: First, w. H.
England; second. Mrs. Evelyn z. Riley;
third, Mrs. Harrison.
Class. 27-zinnias, large: First, Mrs.
Harrison second, Mary Whitney; third,
8. H. White. Small First, second and
third, w. H. England.
Glass 28-Phlox: First, Mrs. e. B.
Brown; second, Mrs. Harrison; third,
John KurZ
Glass 29-Flowering shrubs: First,
Mrs. Harrison; second, John KurZ.
Glass 30-Any other flowers: First,
John Kurz (seabiosa); second, John
Kurz; third, w. H. England.