The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-04-16
TAK0NA PARK
FLOWERS
JUDGED

The Takoma Horticultural Club
Is holding its twenty-first annual
narcisSuS show in the Takoma
Branch Of the Public Library
Fifth and Cedar Streets North
west. The show will be open
until 0 o'clock tonight.
John C. Wister, for whose fam
lily the wisteria vine was named
was one of the judges, Mrs. Johr
GULL being the other. The awards:
Collection Of 25 varieties, represent
ing five or more types-W. T. Sim
mons, first. and Mrs. Ernest L" Gran"
dali second.
collection of IL varieties. represent
ing four or more types-Bill Young"
second; Col. w. II. England, third.
Collection of six varieties. repre-
se I.HI three or more stylssIMT p
swecker, second.
Collection of three or more varieties
OF newer narcissi not generally intro
duced into commerce, one stalk each
DIR. Edwin G. Powell.
TRUMPET NARCIssI
Varieties with yellow or lemon.
same shade or lighter (but not whitel
Mrs. John L. Bishop, first: Bill
Youngmsn. second; Col. W. H. Eng
land third.
northumberland e. Purves. first;
Bill Youngman, second; Mrs. e. E.
Riley, third.
Bicolor varieties-J. p. swecker.
INCOMPARABILIs
Yellow shades with or without red
eoloring on the cup. Col. W. H. Eng
land, first; Mrs. John l.. Bishop. sec
Ond: Fred c. Duehring. third.
Bi-color varieties with white or
whitish perianth and self-yellow. red
stained, or red cup. Mrs. Edwin F.
Lines. first; Col. w. H. England. sec
ond; Mrs. Arthur P. Harrison. third.
BARRH
yellow shades with or without red
colorings on the cup. Col. w. H. Eng
Bi-color varieties with white or whit
fish perianth and self-yellow, red
land, first: Mrs. Harry Friedman. Sec
ond; Mrs John L. Bishop, third.
.... LEEDSII
Large varieties. cup or grown not
less than one-third but less than equal
the length Of the perianth segments
winn T. simmons, first: Mrs. John L.
Bishop. second; Col. W. H. England
third.
Small varieties, cup or crown less
than one-third the length Of the
perianth segments-Mrs. Harry Fried
man, first; VIM T. Simmons, second;
Bill Youngman, third.
Jonquilla Hybrids-Won by Bill
Youngman.
TAZETTA AND TAZETTA HYBRIDs
Poetaz with white perianths-Mrs.
Edwin r. Lines, first. Fred c. Dueh-
ring. second; Bill Youngman, third.
Poetaz with yellow perianths-Col
W. H. England.
Poeticus-Dr. Roy Magruder, first;
Fred C. Dulehring, second.
Seedlings-Dr. Edwin C. Powell.
VASES Oh NARCIsSUS
Single variety of narcissus only
(six or more stalks)-Mrs. e. e.
Riley, first: Winn T. Simmons. Sec
ond; Arthur p. Harrison, third.
Best narcissus in the show: DIR. Edwin
More Than One Variety of Narcis-
sus az or more stalks)-Winn T. Sim
mons, first: Mrs. John L. Bishop, sec
Opd: DR.. Roy Magruder. third.
p Best Narcissus in he Show-Dr. Ed"
win c. Powell, first; Mrs. Edwin F.
Lines, econd; Richard e. Purves third
OTHER FLOWERS
Hyacinths-Dr. Roy Magruder, first:
Mrs. E. e. Riley, second.
Tulips-Mrs. Arthur P. Harrison,
first; C. n. Purves, second; Col. w. H.
England, third.
Pansies-Mrs. Edwin F. Lines. first:
Mrs. Arthur P. Harrison, second; Mrs.
Z. e. Riley, third.
Other Flowers-Mrs. Arthur P. Har.
Hlson, first: Bill Youngman, second.
ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS.
Vase Of Narcissi with Other Flowers
or Foliage-Dr. Roy Magruder, first;
Mrs. Arthur P. Harrison, second; Mrs.
J. P. Swecker, third.
Arrangements for dining table-Mrs.
Arthur P. Harrison, first: Mrs. Ernest
L. CrandalI. second; DR.. Roy Magruder,
third.
Window arrangements-Dr. Roy Ma
gruder, first; Mrs. Arthur P. Hartman,
second; Mrs. Ernest L. Crandall, third.
MINIATURES
Low effects, 3 inches or less in height
and diameter over all-Mrs. Lydia Ew-
ing, first; Mrs. Arthur P. Harrison, Sec
Ond; Mrs. Edwin F. Lines third.
Tall effects, 7 inches overs but less
than inches in height and diameter
over all-Mrs. Lydia Ewing, first; Mrs.
e. e. Riley. second; Mrs. Arthur p.
Harrison, third.