The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-13
Prizes Awarded At
 Annual Flower Show
Bunker Hill Garden Club Stages Elaborate Exhibit
 Judges Face Task in Making Selections

Despite forbidding skies overhead hundreds of Weterburians attended the first showing of the flower show given under the auspices of the Bunker Hill Garden club ct the Bunker Hill Congregational church yesterday afternoon and evening. The second display will be held to- day with indictment weather again threatening to keep away the large crowds usually attending this event.
 All displays were judged yester- day regardless of the fact it was the first day of the display and the are tistic arrangement and outstanding beauty of the various blooms afEord- ed the judges much trouble in de- ciding.
 The prize awards were as follows;
 Glass A, shadow box arrange ments = Addison Ashburn, first: Mrs. H. w. Stevens, second, and Mrs. Mary P. Lewis, third.
 Glass B, niche flower arrange. ment - Addison Ashburn, first; Mrs. Edward Wallace, second; Mrs. William T. Manning, third; and Mrs. 1T. W. Stevens and Mrs. J. 0. Kelsey, honorable mention.
 Glass o, living room table are rangement--Mrs. Charles Welter, first; Mrs. II. w. Shackley, sec- ond, and Helen Whitlock and Ms Charles Heaven, honorable mem ton.
 There were no prizes in Glass D, modernistic arrangements. Glass E, arrangement Enirrored in glass, metal or water--Mrs. James c. Kelsey, first; Mrs. Vernon 0. Cole, second: c. J. Merchant, third, and honorable mentions, Mrs. H. w. Stevens, Mrs. Olga Boileau and Helen Whitlock.
 Glass F, table centerpiece- Mrs. II. W. Stevens, first; Mrs. John A. Coe, second; and Mrs, James 0. Kelsey, third.
 Glass c, pansy arrangement-Mrs. P. E. Hess, first; Mrs. II. w. Stew ems, second; and Helen Whitlock, third.
 Glass H, daisy or buttercup are rangement-Mary Farnhan1. Glass I, rose bouquet--Mrs. H. w. Stevens, first; Dorothy Hess, sec ond; Mrs. H. w. Shackley, third; and Mrs. William Manning, honor able mention.
 Glass J, peony arrangement-H. w. Stevens, first; and R. E. Col- cord, second.
 Glass K, miniature bouquets Small, Mrs. ?. E. Hess, first; Mrs. Ralph Webb. second, and Helen Whitlock, third. Medium size, Mrs. Frank Gaylord, first: 0. J. Merchant, second Mrs. Merle M. Wetzel, third and Mrs. William Manning and Mary Harder, honorable mention.
 Glass |, corsages-Mrs. Olga
 Glass M. nosegays--Mrs. Olga Boileau, first, and Mrs. Merle M. Wetzel, second.
 Glass N, specimen roses-Hybrid perpetual, Mildred B. Harmon, first; Mrs. William T. Manning, second; Dorothy Hess, third. Hybrid teas, B. N. Beeman, first; Fl. A. Lud- lum, second, and H. A. Ludlurn, third.
 Glass Q, specimen peonies-Pink peony, Mrs. R. E. Colcord, first: Mrs. Charles A. Templeton, sec ond; II. W. Stevens, third. White peony, II. w. Stevens, first; Mrs. Douglas Heaven, second; Mrs. R. Y. Colcord, third. Red peony, Oscar Warner, first; II. W. Stevens, second, and Mrs. ?. E. Hess, third. Variegated peony, Fl. W. Stevens, first: Mrs. Charles A. Templeton, second, and Mrs. Olga Boileau, third. Best peony in show, Mrs. R. D. Col- cord.
 Glass P, specimen lilies-Mrs. Frank Gaylord.
 Class c. specimen riis- Bearded iris, Oscar F. Warner, first; Oscar Warner, second; Mrs. R. D. Colcord, third. Beardless iris, Helen Whit lock, first; Mrs. r. E. Hess, second, and Oscar ?. Warner, third.
 Glass R, specimen perennials-- Delphinium, Mrs. J. Prayer, first; Melodie Gaylord, second, and Mrs. Frank Gaylord, third. sweetwil.