Evening star., 1943-04-15
Dr.. f. E.. Powell Win,
Flower Show Honors
In dkoma Park
Mrs. R. n. Fielder Takes
Second PIoce at AnnuoI
koreissus DispIoy

Or. Edwin c. Powell of Aspen, Md.
took first honors with his narcissu'
in the Twenty -eighth Annual Mar.
cissus Show OF the Takoma Horti.
cultural Club, which closed last
night In the Takoma Park branch
Of the Washington Public Library.
Second honors went to Mrs. Regi.
maid H. Fielder and third place te
Miss Isabelle Smith, both Of Takoms
Park. Mrs. j. ]. Sazama took six
first prizes, two second and one
third prize in all classes, while Miss
Smith captured three first, three
second and one third prize in ar
rangement classes; Mrs. Harry
Friedman won two first, three second
and one third prize in the show. A
better quality of flowers was shown
this year, it was said, than in many
years past.
An outstanding exhibit was ma
room -colored Sacred Lily Of India
(Amorphodhallis), shown by Winr
r. Simmons This rare exhibit stood
4 feet high and was s years old. The
judges of the show were DR.. Powell
for general classes; Mr.. Simmons
and DR.. Furman L. Mulford, for
seedlings and best flowers, and Mrs
w. H. Gannaway, for arrangements
Glass Winners Listed.
The winners In the various classes
follow:
Collection of II varieties, compris-
inf five or more types, j. Preston
Swecker: collection of six varieties
comprising three or more. Mrs. E. C.
Rice, Mrs. Frederic L. Pratt, Mrs.
Sazama; collection Of three varieties
entered by an exhibitor who has not
previously exhibited in q narcissus
show, w. H. Shaw.
Trumpets, varieties with yellow or
lemon colored trumpets and peri
anth Of the same shade or lighter
but not white, Mrs. A. K. Goodman.
Mrs. Grace Bacher, Mrs. Rice; vari-
eties with white trumpet and peri
anth, Mrs. Sazama. Mrs. Friedman
Mrs. Goodman; bi-color varieties
Mrs. Goodman, Mrs. Sa5ama, Mrs.
Jone Robertson.
Incomparabilis, yellow shades with
or without red coloring on the cup,
Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Friedman, Mrs
Goodman; bi-color varieties with
white or whitish perianth and self
yellow, red-stained or red cup, Mrs.
Friedman, Mrs. w. H. Shaw, Mr..
Swecker.
Barrii, yellow shades with or with
out red coloring on the cup, Mrs.
Sazama, Mrs. William H. Parsons,
Mrs. Robertson: bi-color varieties
with white or whitish perianth and
self-yellow, red-stained or red cup,
Marion L. Boat, Mrs. Friedman,
Mr.. Swecker.
Leedsii. large varieties. cup or
crown not less than one-third. but
less than equal to the length of the
perianth segments. Mrs. Reginald H
Fielder. Mr. Swecker. Mr.. Boat:
small varieties, cup or crown less
than one-third the length OF the
perianth segments. Mrs. Show.
Hybrids Win Awards.
Triandrus hybrids. varities Of mar
cissus triandrus parentage, Miss
Smith, Mrs. Sazama.
Jonquilla hybrids. varieties OBJ
viously derived from jonquils. Mrs.
Friedman, Mr.. Boat. Mrs. Fielder.
Tazetta and tazetta hybrids. poe
taz varieties. Mr.. Pratt, Mr.. Boat,
Mrs. Friedman.
Seedlings, poeticus varieties, DR..
Powell.
Arrangements, vase or bowl OF
narcissus only, Mrs. Sazama. Miss
Smith. Mrs. E. c. Rice: vase or bowl
or yellow or bicolor narcissus with
other flowers. Mrs. Sazama. Miss
Smith, Mrs Robertson: vase or bowl
OF white narcissus with other fiow-
ers, Mrs. Sazama, Miss Smith: small
arrangement. narcissus with or
without other flowers. not to exceed
10 inches in any dimension. Miss
Smith. Mrs. Rice. Mrs. Maurice
Ament: small arrangement, yellow
narcissus in black vase, not to ex-
ceed 10 inches in any dimension,
Miss Smith; vase or bowl Of any
other flowers, Mrs Sazama, Mrs.
Fielder, Miss Smith.
Miniature arrangement. not over
: inches in any dimension. not linn
tied to narcissus, Miss Smith, Mrs.
Ament, Mrs. Fielder.
Vegetable division, onions. bunch
Of 5 with tops, Mr.. Simmons; rhu-
barb, Mr.. Simmons
The members Of the Show Com
mittee included Mr.. Boat, chairman;
DR.. Powell, vice chairman: DR.. Will
liam Stuart, DR.. Roy Magruder
1.-THE HECHT CO.