Evening star., 1949-05-26

Chevy Chase Faneier
Wins Highest Honors
In Takoma Rose Show
Stanley p. Young Of 52o2 Muir
ray road, Chevy Chase, Md. par
tieipating for the first time in a.
flower show in the Takoma Park
area, not only captured highest
honors with his Crimson Glory"
as the best rose In the 33d annual
rose show of the Takoma Horti-
cultural Club last night. but fin-
ished third In the high point
winners with IS points.
Second best rose was an
Eclipse" displayed by Mrs. e. E.
Merriman Of Burnt Mills Hills.
Md, while third honors went to
Mrs. Rose M. Blick, also Of Burnt
Mills Hills. with her Mrs. Samuel
McGredy."
George U. Graf. Of 242 Pea
body street NV. was high point
winner with 48 points and Frank
s. Pohanka, also Of Burnt Mills
Hills. runner-up with 81 points.
In the arrangements classes Mr..
Pohanka led all competitors. with
Mrs. Irene Haggerty Of 405 Quack-
enbos street NV, taking second
honors.
The judges in the rose classes
were Niels J. Hansen of 6135 Utah
avenue NV. past president Of the
Potomac Rose Society. and Robert
e. Scammell of 2810 Bladensburg
road, treasurer Of the society. Mrs.
Myles A. Buchanan. 4811 v street
Sc. was judge Of the arrange
ment classes.
Winners Announced.
Collections of IS varieties. Mr..
Pohanka; six varieties, Mr.. Young.
]. Wallace Talley. Miss Mar
garet Docherty.
Specimens, tea and hybrid tea
roses. light pink. Mr.. Young, Mrs.
c. e. Schoffstall; deep pink, Mrs.
Scho1stall. w. A. Minor. Mr..
Young; red radiance. j. Preston
Sweckerl; etoile de Hollande, Mrs.
Schoffstall. Mrs. Thomas E. Nc
Galley, Mrs. A. K. Goodman: GRIM
son glory. Mr.. Young. Mr.. Po-.
hanka. Mr.. Swecker:: other reds or
crimson. Mr.. Graf. DR.. Merriman.
MIR. Young; other whites, Mr..
Graf. Mrs. z. E. Brown, Mrs.
Blick; light yellow. Mr.. Talley, Mr..
Pohanka, Mr.. Young; deep yellow,
Mr.. Graf; eclipse. DR.. Merriman.
Mr.. Talley. Mrs. L. s. Walker;
salmon to orange, Mr.. Young, Mrs.
Walker. Mrs. Blick; other ,colors.
Mrs. Blick. Mr.. Young, Mr..
Swecker; single roses, Mr.. Graf.
Hybrid perpetuals, pink. Mr..
Graf; white, Mr.. Graft; Oliver e. |
Sweet, second and third. /
Other bush roses. moss roses,
Mrs. A. Kyle Goodman.
Polyanthas, red. MFR. Sweet. MIR.
Young, Mr.. Swecker: pink. Mr..
Young, MIR. Sweet, Mrs. Joseph j.
Sazama; yellow to orange. Joseph
c. Dentz, Mrs. Clarence e. Casey;
white, Mr.. Pohanka.
Climbing or pillar roses, pink,
MIR, Sweet. Mrs. Sazama. Carl
Mayer: Pauls scarlet and blaze.
Mrs. Sazama Mrs. HrnMn 2r
Grafft other reds, Mrs. Goo oman
Mrs. Brown; white, Mr.. Dentz.
Mrs. Sazama; yellow, Mr. Mayer,
Mrs. Brown, Mr.. Swecker; sal
mon, bronze, etc.. Mr.. Swecker,
Mrs. II. M. Smythe.
Climbing roses, sprays over 10
inches. Mr.. Dentz, Mrs. Casey ii
Mrs. Sazama.
Recent introductions, varieties
in 1888 or later, pink. Mrs. Blick. !
Mr.. Graft; red, Miss Docherty.
Mr.. Minor, Mr.. Graft; white, Mrs.
Brown, MIR. Talley. Mrs. Brown;
yellow, Mrs. Brown; multicolor,
Mr.. Graft; first and second, Mr..
Pohanka.
Miniature roses, any color. Mrs.
Haggerty. Mrs. McCalley. Miss
Docherty.
Arrangements. roses with own
foliage, Mr.. Pohanka. Mrs. Brown,
Mrs. Casey: five roses with any
other foliage, Mr.. Minor. Mrs.
M. L. Dieffenderfer, Mrs. Charles
s. Grover: roses in glass container
for dinnen table, other material
permitted. Mrs. Haggerty. Mrs.
Sazama, Mrs. Dieffenderfer. and
flower and plant material suitable
for q terrace or porch table, Mrs.
Delaney. Mrs. SazaWa, Mrs. Casey;
any flowers and plant material
not over 6 inches in height, Miss
Docherty, Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Sa-
zama, Mrs. Casey. Mrs. Schoff-
stall; miniature arrangement not
over inches in any dimension
of any flowers, Mrs. Sazama, Mrs.
Schonstall, Mrs, Haggerty; for
those who have not won q blue
ribbon, Mrs. Joy c. Duey.
Win Miniature Class.
Miniatures, not over Z nor less
than 8 inches in any dimension,
Mrs. Richard Hansel, Mrs. DEF
fenderfer, Mrs. j. P. Scott.
In the 2lst annual pony show,