The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-06
NAME COMMITTEES
AWPUbL|SHRULES
FOR FLOWER show
National CladioIus Society
Standards to Be Followed
in City Exhibit

Officials of the Bismarck flower
show, which is to be held August -
and Is, have announced that as far
as applicable the National Gladiolus
society rules will be. used for judging
the gladioli exhibits. The following
rules have been submitted:
All gladioM must be grown by
the exhibitor.
No flower may be entered in more
than one class.
An exhibitor Of gladioN may make
not to exceed three entries in any
class, provided they be of different
varieties.
Plans have been made to have ade-
quate groups of judges for main
classes so that rechecking will be ap-
proved before opening the show to
the public Friday at 3 p. m. Aug. II.
No\ changes of decision will be per-
mitted after opening the doors to
the public.
Following are a list Of the chair
men and their committees that will
have charge of the flower show
The chairmef's advisory commit
tee: Mrs. r. 8. Towne, Mrs. s. D.
Cook, Mrs. F. G. Stucke, and Mrs.
H. ]. Duemeland, and Mrs. Herman
M. Leonhard.
Glass Capt. E. G. Wanner. chair
man; Russell Reid, Mrs. John Ora
ham, and Mrs. Peter Reid.
Glass 2-Perennials: Mrs. F. C.
Stucke, chairman: Mrs. Carl Knudt-
son.
Glass 3-Annuals: Mrs. Charles
Liessman, chairman; Mrs. F. E. Nc
Curdy, Mrs. E. F. Trepp, Mrs. Howard
Taylor, and Mrs. l.. F.. Bechtold.
Glass 4-Tuberous Flowers: Mrs. D.
B. Cook, chairman, and Eleanor Cook.
Class 5-House plants: Mrs. Ellis
jackson, chairman; Mrs. r. G. God
dard, Mrs. Dell Shaw, Charles Fos-
sum, and Rev. E. jackson.
| Glass 6-Flower arrangement: Rob-
erta Burr. chairman; Jean Converse,
and Marion Burke.
| Class 7-Flower naming contest:
Mrs. G. F.. Dullam, chairman: Mrs.
Frayne Baker, and Mrs. John French.
Class Stable decoration: Mar
garet Will, chairman; Mrs. r. w.
Lumry, Mrs. James Trimble, and Mrs.
Jack Fleck.
Glass 9-Garden models: Mrs. F. A.
Knowles, chairman; Mrs. j. E. Davis,
and Mrs. Burt Finney.
| Glass 10-Basket. SO varieties any
flowers: Louise Keller, chairman, and
Mrs. r. E. Wenzel.
Glass 11-Equipment for exhibits:
| VI pYAnnQn
Davis, and Russell Reid.
| Class 12-Bouquets, made with gar
den flowers: Mrs. s. D. Cook, chair
man: Mrs. w. L. Nuessle, and Sarah
Crewe.
Glass 13-Shadow boxes: E. M.
Davis, chairman (World War Memo
rial Building), and George Haugen.
Glass 14-Window boxes: Mrs. L.
M. Parsons, chairman.
Class 15-Wall pockets: Mrs. L. M.
Parsons. chairman.
Class l6-Vegetable display (adult) :
Merton Orr, chairman, and Mrs. Mel
vim Welsh.
Glass 17-Homemakers disp a y:
Mrs. Joe Kirby, chairman; Mrs. John
Lee, and Mrs. Casper Irish.
| Non Competitive Attractions
Glass 18-Music: Mrs. Herman NJ
Leonhard. chairman.
Glass 19-Gladiolus display, decora-
tive purposes only. by commercial
growers.
Glass 20-Gladiolus display. decora-
tive purposes only, individual private
growers.
Glass 21-Outside living room ar
rangement: Mrs. Henry Duemeland,
chairman; Mrs. s. A. Floren, Mrs.
Arthur v. Sorenson, and j. Barth.
| Glass 22-4-H club display: H. o.
Putnam, chairman; Mrs. p. B. Bliss,
Esther Watson, Madeline Boren, all
Of Mckenzie All club exhibitors.
Glass 23-Garden pool: E. M. Davis,
chairman; Capt. e. B. Wanner, Mrs.
E. j. Taylor, Mrs. F. c. Stucke, and
Mrs H. Duemeland.
| Request classes in any department
may be added from time to time.