Evening star., 1933-06-06
WINNERS CHOSEN
IN FLOWER SHOW
Ribbons and Plants Awarded
in Many Classes by Chevy
Chase Club.

Winners in the second annual flower
show Of the Chevy Chase, D. c., Gar
den Club, held Thursday in the chapel
of All Saints Church, Chevy Chase
Circle. were made known today by the
Exhibits Committee. Those winning
ribbons and the classes in which they
participated follow:
First group, class /: Roses, tea, pink
First. Mrs. Lew Mohler; second, Mrs.
Harry Lustine; third, Mrs. Frank NC
Manamy. Glass 2: White-First, Mrs.
Lustine; second, Mrs. Henry F. Saw
telle. Glass 8: Red-First. Mrs. NC
Manamy; second, Mrs. William King;
third. Mrs. Lawrence Koen1gsberger.
Glass 4-First, Mrs. McManamy: sec
ond. Mrs. Koenigsberger; third, Mrs.
Baker Weaver. Glass S: Bi-color-
First, Mrs. Paul Anderson; second. Mrs
Lustine; third, Mrs. Koenigsberger
Glass 6: Named varieties Mrs
Mohler: second, Mrs. D. G. Davis; third,
Mrs. Koenigsberger. Glass z: Slx-oioom
named varieties-Mrs. Lustig. Glass q:
Pink hybrid perpetuals-First, MRS.
Weaver; second, Mrs. Koenigsberger;
third, Mrs. Lustig. Glass 9: WHITE
First, Mrs. F. H. Untiedt; second, Mrs.
King; third, Mrs. Lustig. Glass 10: Red
First, Mrs. Arthur Presmont. Glass
13: First, Mrs. Holland; second, Mrs.
Presmont: third, Mrs. Anderson. Glass
IA: First. Mrs. Weaver. Glass Is: First,
Mrs. Paul Christian; second, Mrs. Mau-
rice Collins; third, Mrs. Anderson.
Pink Peonies Group.
Second group, class /: Peonies, pink
First. Mrs. Herman Clark; second,
Mrs. j. e. Fitzgerald; third, Mrs. L. A.
Stanley. Glass 2: White-First, Mrs.
Maurice r. Thompson; second, Mrs.
Weaver. Class 3: Red-First Mrs.
Weaver; second, Mrs. Thompson.
Third group, class /: Perennials and
biennials-First, Mrs. Maurice Collins;
second, Mrs. Weaver; third, Mrs. Moh-
ler Glass 2, ampanula-First, Mrs.
Lawrence voorhees,; second, Mrs. Pres
mont; third, Mrs. McManamy. Glass
IA: Peach bells-First, Mrs. Weaver;
second, Mrs. Herman Clark; third Mrs.
Voorhees,. Class 8, coreopsis-First,
Mrs. Fleming; second, Mrs. voorhees,;
third, Mrs. Collins. Class 4, dolphin
iums-First, Mrs. Alton Fisdel; second,
Mrs. Fitzgerald; third, Mrs. Elmer
Bunting. Glass 5: First-Mrs. Voor-
hees; second, Home for Incurable;
third, Mrs Mohler. Glass 7, foxglove-
First, Mrs. Christian; second, Mrs.
Weaver. Glass 8, gallardia-First, Mrs.
Voorhees,. Class IL, Oriental poppy
First, Mrs. Martin; second, Mrs. Pres
mont; third, Mrs. McManamy. Class
IL, pyrethrum-First, Mrs. Untiedt;
second, Mrs. Weaver. Glass 13, sweet
william-First, Mrs. McManamy; Sec
ond, Mrs. Presmont; third, Mrs. Voor-
hees. Glass IA, viola-First, Mrs. King;
second, Mrs. Presmont; third, Mrs.
Weaver. Glass Is, any other peren-
nial-First, Mrs. Voorhees,; second, Mrs.
A. P. Weckerly; third, Mrs. McManamy.
Class 16 (annuals): Cornflower-First,
Mrs. Voorhees,; second, Mrs. j. Rouda-
bush; third, Mary H. Thompson. Glass
10, poppy-First, Mrs. D. G. Davis.
Glass 20, any other annual-First, Mrs.
Anderson; second, Mrs. Weaver; third,
Mrs. Voorhees,.
Class /, Iris Prizes.
Fourth group: Glass /, iris-First,
Mrs Presmont; second, Mrs. Weckerly;
third, Mrs. Bunting. Class 2, named
varieties-First, Mrs. Untiedt; second,
Mrs. Martin; third, Mrs. Presmont.
Fifth group: Class /, Towering shrubs
FIRST, Mrs. McManamy; second, Mrs.
H. K. Green; third, Mrs. Voorhees,.
Sixth group: Glass !, bowl Of roses
First, Mrs. Charles Grant; second,
Mrs. Weaver: third, Mrs. Stanley. Glass
2, mixed f1owers-First, Mrs. Robert
Ash; second, Mrs. Untiedt; third, Mrs.
G. E. McEwen. Glass 3, aquatics-First,