The Washington times., 1938-05-17

Mrs. A. L. Foster, 1929 Quincy
Street N. E., was named second
highest point scorer. Her flowers
were judged the most artistic" in
the show. The finest peony was
entered by A. r. Hester, 1929
Rhode Island Avenue N. E.
Show chairman were Mrs.
Foster, Mrs. Ida McKeown and
George Target. Judges were Prof.
A. S. Thurston, of the University
of Maryland, and Howard R.
Watkins, of the Department of
Agriculture.
Summary OF winners, by classes,
follows:
First, Mrs. J. G. Gamble; second, j. w.
Hardy; third, Mrs. B. P. Richardson.
Glass 2. Basket, under Is inches-First,
Mrs. H. c. Kinner; third, Mrs. A.
Class 3. Vase. Is inches and over
First, Mrs. E. A. Clarke; second, Major
George P. Bush; third, Mrs. Ira McKeon.
Glass L. Vase, under IS inches-First
Miss Harriet Rawlins; second, Mre. H. A.
Linger; third. Mrs. H. N. Foss.
Glass 5. Bowl. 10 inches in diameter
and over-Firist, ]. M. R. Adams; sec
ond. H. j. Clay; third, Mrs. Robert Ash.
Glass 6, Bowl, under 10 inehes-First
Mrs. P. G. hewitt; second. Mrs. H. E.
Ewing
Glass Z. Miniature, under 8 inches
First. Mrs. NJ: C. Kissinger; second,
Mrs. A. c. Wilson; third, Mrs. Marie
Bredecamp.
Class s. Miniature, under inches
First, Mrs. H. A. Linger; second, Miss
Marjorie Hoffman, third, Mrs. M. C.
Class g. wild FlOwers-First, Mrs. H.
c. kinner; second, Mrs. Mary s. Porter;
third. Mrs. H. E. Ewing.
Class 10. Artistic arrangement by chill
dren (a) for children up to 10 years of
age-First. Miss Janet Target; second,
Miss Mary Francis Kane; third, Miss
Barbara Jean Egbert; (b) for children,
IS to 16 years of age-First, Miss Betty
Clay; second, Miss Irene Clay; third Miss
Lois TARGET.
Glass IL. Corsage-First, Mrs. G. Bowl;
second, Mrs. c. H. Engelbrecht; third,
Mrs. c. J. Bovine.
= Class u. Novelty-First. Mrs B. ?.
Bush; third, Mrs. H. E. Ewing.
Glass 10. White flowers predominating,
in white containers-First Mrs. j. A.
Gamble; second. Mrs. M. C. Kissinger;
third, j. W. Hardy.
Glass IA. Flowers in pottery or glass,
pink OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Mrs. A. H.
Engelbrecht: second, ]. M. R. Adams;
third, w. H. Gannaway.
Class Is. Flowers in pottery or metal
containers, yellow predominating-First
Mrs. ]. A. Gamble; second, Maj. George
P. Bush; third. Mrs. NJ. c. Kissinger.
Class Is. Flowers in tones of blue
First, Mrs. H. C. Kinner; second, Mrs
M. c. kissinger; third, Mrs. Frank Bur
CESS.
= Glass II. Flowers in tones of red
First, Mrs. Ida McKeown; second, Mrs,
A. L. Foster; third, Mrs. NJ. C. Kissinger.
Glass 1S. Small twin bouquets-First
Mrs. A. L. Foster; second, Mrs. ]. w.
Gaver; third. Mrs. A. C. Wilson.
Class 10. Large twin bouquets-First
Mrs. M. c. Kissinger; second. Mrs. B. p.
Glass 20. Bouquet in mixing bowl or
other kitchen utensil-First. Mrs. George
Target: second, Major George P. Bush !;
third Mrs. c. J.. Bovine.
Class 81. 0ld-fashioned flowers in an
tique containsr-First Mrs NJ. C. Kis-
singer; second, Mrs. w. W. Giffen; third,
Sewell Shreve.
Class %. Bowl of pansies-First, Mrs.
third. Mrs. Mary s. Porter.
Glass 49, Vase of bearded iris-First,
Major George P. Bush; second. Mrs. H.
E. Ewing; third; Mrs m, M C. ot kssiI iS
bearded-First. Mrs. A. L. Foster: sec
ond, Mrs. H. e. Ewing; third. Mrs. Ida
Class Is. Vase of roses. one variety
First, Mrs J. w. GSver; second. Mrs
william Duncan; third. Mrs. E. A.
Class 90. Vase Of roses, mixed vari-
eties-First Mrs. H. N. Foss: second. Mr..
]. NJ R. Adams: third, Mrs George
Fargett.
class 27. Water lilies. to 3 blooms
Second. Mrs. A. L. Foster.
Class 2S. Flowers and Towering
branches, alone or in combination (climb-
ing roses may be used), appropriate for
floor bouquet, church or public hall
First, Mrs. Ida McKeown; second, ]. Nv.
Hardy.
class 20. Three kinds of foliage, in
green or white bowl-First. Mrs. NJ. C.
Kissinger; second, Mrs. A. H. Engel-
brecht; third, Mrs. NJ. C. Kissinger.
Calss 80. japanese arrangement, in
vase-First, Mrs Ida McKeown.
Glass 81. Japanese arrangement in
bowl-First, Mrs. NJ. C. Kissinger; sec
ond Mrs. Robert Ash; third. Marjorie
Class 80. csntsrpiece for dining table
First, Mrs. NJ. C. Kissinger; second
Mrs. Ida McKeown; third, Mrs. ]. A
Gamble.
Glass 80. Arrangement in form of tri
anEle-First, H. ]. Clay.
| Class ~. Line arrangement, size OIL