The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-06-21
ANNOUNCE AWARDS
FOR FLOWER show
List Of Prizes Is Compiled BY
Mrs. Frayne Baker, General
Chairman For Event

Prize winners in Bsmarck's spring
flower show, which opened Tuesday II
the World War Memorial building
were announced Wednesday by Mrs
Frayne Baker, chairman for the show
About 100 visitors were registered
during the hours the show was OPEN
ed Tuesday and fully as many more
are expected to visit the exhibit be-
fore 1t is closed late this evening.
Peonies, with many varieties and
colorS entered, were an outstanding
feature of the show, although dozens
OF varieties Of spring and early sum-
mer blossoms as well as window boxes
shadow boxes and plants were repre-
sented. OF particular interest was an
exhibit Of lady's slipper, brought from
near New Rockford in Eddy county,
and entered by Messrs. Pike and
Steizel
A list Of first, second and third
places awarded in the various CLASH
fications follows:
Peonies
Peonies-Bouquet of six, double,
first, Mrs. G. F. Dullam, second, Mrs.
S. S. Boise; Japanese variety (three
flowers), first, Mrs. 8. 8. Boise: dou-
BILE red (three flowers), first Mrs. F..
A. Copelin, second, Mrs. w. E. Cole !;
single flower, (reO, first, Mrs. F. G.
Stucke, and second, Mrs. s. s.Boise;
single flower (pink). first Mrs. Stucke,
second, Mrs. Cole, and third, Mrs. M.
S. Cohen; single flower (white), first,
Mrs. Cohen, second, Mrs. Stucke. Ar
rangement Of peonies, first, Mrs. E. j.
Taylor.
Spring Flowers
Delphinium, first. second and third
prizes, E. w. Herbert; Canterbury
Bells. first, Peter Klein; Oriental pop
Ply, first, Mrs. Peter Reid: Galardia,
first, E. w. Herbert; Buttercups, single
and double, first, Mrs. Peter Reid;
Shasta daisy, first, Mrs. H. Leonhard,
and second, Mrs. E. F.. Trepp; Coral
lilies, first, Mrs. Stucke; Eleganse,
first, Mrs. E. j. Taylor; Roses (yel-
low. first, Mrs. Leonhard; Pinks,
first, Mrs. Trepp; Bachelor buttons,
first, Mrs. Trepp; Dianthus. first. H.
Lombard; Violas, first, H. Leonhard;
Cactus, first, H. j. Taylor.
Flower Arrangements
Bowl of bachelors buttons, second
Mrs. Nora Cochrane: basket of BACH
elor's buttons and pinks, first, Mrs
Trepp: basket of mixed flowers, first
Mrs. E. j. Taylor: bowl Of roses, first
E. j. Taylor; invalid's tray bouquet
first, H. Leonhard.
Window Boxes
Window boxes, first, second and
third, F. G. Orr; fernery, F. G.. Orr
house plants-Boston fern, first, Mis-:
Mary Brazerol: sword cactus plant
first, Miss Brazerol; palm fern, first
Miss Brazerol; Christmas cactus
first, Miss Brazerol.
Shadow Boxes
Shadow boxes, first, Mrs. e. w
Herbert; second, Mrs. G. F. Dullam
and third, Mrs. Herman Leonhard.
= Hanging Baskets
Wandering Jew, first, Mrs. D. Nc.
Phee; English ivy. second, Mrs. Nc.
Phee. Decorative begonia, first, Mrs
Florence Davis.
Judges for the show were George
F.. VIII and e. s. slender Tor peOnles
and perennials; and Mrs. Burt Fin
ney for shadow boxes.
Mrs. G. F. Dullam and Mrs. H. j
Taylor were in charge of registra-
ton, assisted by Ruth Baker and
Evelyn Wattam. In charge Of CLASH
fications were Mrs. Trepp and Mrs
James Trimble. Show exhibits were
arranged by Mrs. E. J. Taylor, Mrs
F.. A. Copelin and Captain E. G
Wanner, with Mrs. Florence Davis
and Miss Margaret Will in charge OF
special exhibits. Window boxes, house
plants and baskets were placed by
Mrs. F. G.. Orr.
Attractive displays of garden fur
niture were loaned by Webb Brothers
and Bowman Furniture company. O.
H. Will and Company had fine ex-
hibit Of various kinds Of peonies as
well as perennials and ANIMALS.