Evening star., 1947-04-18
2 sssTHE EVENING STAR, Warrington D. G.
ADAY,
DR.. {. {. Powell Wins
Top Prize al Takoma
Narcissus Exhibit

DR.. Edwin G. Powell, Hermitage
!, Gardens, Aspen, Md, won TOP
honors for displaying the best mar
cissus In the 31st annual narcissus
show, which opened last night un-
der auspices Of the Takoma Horti-
cultural Club. His entry was a
yellow trumpet seeding.
Second .honors went to Harry
Friedman, 1925 Locust road NV,
for a white trumpet, Beersheba,
while William A. King. Chevy Chase.
Md, was third with white giant
leedsii, Qertie Millar.
In the ,narcissus classes Mr.. King
also won three firsts and two sec
ond prizes; Miss Mildred Benton.
three >firsEs, one second and two
thirds; Frank s. Pohanka, two firsts,
three seconds and one third: Mrs.
George D. Watrous, jr., two firsts,
two seconds and two thirds; Miss
Elizabeth Stark, two firsts, two sec
ords and one third.
The judges were DR.. Furman L.
Mulford and Winn T. Simmons.
Mrs. Joseph j. Sazama captured
top honors In the arrangements class
with her exhibit of pink daffodils
and pink hyacinth, with Towering
almond shrub in a clamshell shaped
dish. In addition she took three
first prizes, three seconds and one
third; Mrs. Francis Schofield, two
first, two seconds and one third;
Mrs. Irene Haggerty, one first and
one third prize. Mrs. Sazama shared
honors with Miss Kathryn w. Sim
mons in receiving honorable men,
ton.
The judge of arrangements was
Mrs. Ernest w. Davenport.
Winners in the various classes
were:
Collection Of IS varieties; Miss Agnes
sE.eE.r MS N c.1.nes asnsse sce coeeson ntsston
Of varieties, Mrs. Charles Williams, Mrs
coored f trumpets Nj h pohsnka. % MIS- Fl iimgn Ray1
mond J. Crowley. Mrs. Ruth 8. Buckner;
Mrs. Rice, Mr.. Pohanka; bicolor varieties
Mr.: Pohanka, Mr.. King, Mrs. H. w. Hook
Incompsfsbilis, yellow shades with or
without red colorins on the cup, Mrs. N. j.
Hansen. Mr.. King. Mr.. Friedman; bicolor
varieties. Mr. King, Mrs. Hockbaum. Mrs.
SarTii. yellow shades, Miss Stark. Mr.
Pohanka, Miss Benton; bicolor varieties.
Mrs, Watrous. jrG Mrs. Crowley, Miss
Ieedsii,. larse varieties, Mr.. King. Mr..
svseker, Mrs Rice: small varieties. Miss
.srisndTas Psr.ntsse', Miss Benton. Miss
Jonauiiia hybids, varieties, Mr.. Kins, Mr..
pohanka. Mrs. Watrous.
Yazzetts and tsz.tts hybrids; varieties
MIS- stark .1a Miss isabel. Smith, n-
n.s sssop ysrsss .ns Mrs aousss e D.
Miscellaneous narcissi, any type, Mrs
.,Issss .Issssdiins.. DR.. Powell hr.t second and
Arransements, vase or bowl, Mrs SEQ
1eld Mrs. sazama, Miss Smith; any con-
sus with any any flowers. o Mrs. sassma. Mrs
ton Miss Simmons White bowl Of white
aeid. Mrs. s1 sss1ana % Mrs. % Rice; na Small ar ar
rangement Of narcissus with or without
@ @d 0SfTs Ms <s..ss M,s X sm. MTs
Soyl 'ps Mrs.. g sazsms' Sn,.s haf'ls'u' IN 0'sek
u any dimension. Mrs sazsma, Miss Smith,
Mrs. scoheld, and honorable mention, Mrs.
Specimens other than narcissus, pansies.
Grs l. Mecsiles ndAa and NJ. FRIED PTiedmar. Sn'f'
.ua:d A.n1fss 81 E F. WsSz ssSE eSaTmss b. g.
Powell, vice chairman: Mrs Harry FRIED
man. Mrs. Charles Williams. r, T.; wash
bruck. Mrs Watrous. L. A. Cole and Mrs.
Bernice H. Mcdaniel.
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Library and closes at q O'Clock tonight.