Evening star., 1952-06-01
Rockville Woman
Displays Best Rose
In Show al Takoma

In Show al Iakoma
Mrs. Bernice v. Shelhorse
Rockville. Md, with a yellow
Eclipse, displayed the best rose
in the annual rose-peony show
held last night under auspices OF
the Takoma Horticultural Club.
Second honors went to A. M.
White. 10008 Menlo avenue, Silver
Spring, with an Ami Quinard, dark
red in color. Quitman j. Herring,
1908 Dublin drive, Silver Spring
exhibiting yellow Mrs. Paul r.
Bosley rose, won third place. Mr..
Herring also won the Barrett
trophy for scoring the highest
number Of points in the specimen
and collection classes.
In the arrangement display, "A
Day in June" by Mrs. Ralph M.
Berry. 1890 Everett street, Kens-
ington, was awarded top honors.
Miss Isabelle Smith, 612 Ogle-
thorpe street NV. presenting
Twilight in the Garden" was run
nerup with her arrangement OF
blossoms of tulip popular and
purple iris, suggesting evening
shadows. Third prize was awarded
to Ralph w. Bissonette, 1902 Bale
drive. Silver Spring, with "A
visit to Grandma" !" consisting of a
huge Victorian mass Of various
flowers, peonies predominating,
in a large bowl.
Sweepstakes Winners.
Capturing the sweepstakes, Mr..
Herring scored SO points; Mrs. r.
c. Beverly, 302 West Myrtle street,
Alexandria. second, A points, and
Mr.. White, third, ~ points.
Judges of the rose display were
1t. Col: Ray K. Windham, Jack
N. Paisley and George w. Spang-
Ter.
Arrangement Judges were Mrs.
Robert Ash, Bethesda; Mrs. Frank
A. Bolton, Pomonkey, Md, and
Mrs. Floyd F. Smith. The COM
mittee in charge Of this feature
included Mrs. Arthur P. Harrison.
Mrs. Myron Dieffenderfer. Mrs.
E. z. Brown, Mrs. Charles Grover,
Mrs. Otto Sylvester, Mrs. c. w.
ReeS and Mrs. Hyman Cohen.
The best exhibit in the peony
show was a dark pink Nippon
Maid displayed by DR.. Edwin c.
Powell, 4427 Hewitt avenue, Silver
Spring, who was awarded highest
honors. Second honors went to
Leland H. Cole, Grace Church
road, Silver Spring, with his light
pink ThereSe peony. w. Charles
Heitmuller. another resident of
Silver Spring, won third honors
with Mrs Edward Harding, q
large white peony.
DR.. Powell was also winner of
the sweepstakes, scoring "a points.
Mr.. Heitmuller scored 20 and MIR.
Cole. II points. The certificate of
special recognition was awarded
to Svend Andersen, Layhill. Silver
Spring.
Show Open Today.
The show will be open today
from to 1880 pm. in the Takoma
Elementary School Auditorium
. Dahlia street and Piney Branch
!. road NV.
Winners in the rose show were !:
Collections Of "a different arieties Mr..
AssrnT A'S,1t II varieties Ellsworth Phelps
Hybrid teas. red, Crimson Ea1H GLORY: D5oS1i john
a; McNaushton, Mrs. Clarence s. Casey.
MtrnS Mrs EDWIN tSs DC HSapSs %l Mr.
Dentz: ,; Benjamin. Williams: Christopher
Blustein; Red Rsdiance: Mr.. HerrinRS. e.
hTs faa FoSEs o,ss4baes M DI1sq Rus3ys MTs
OtteEbaeh: Charlotte Armstrong: Mrs. Pow
Ell; Grande Duchess Charlotte: Mrs. BeV-
other Tsds NJ White "ais MIS- Beverly. sew %nis Mr
Hybrid teas. white: K. A. victoria: Mr..
Bells; Mr.. Herring: white sriarciitr: etsirn MIS-.
Hoere yeiloS GREY Mrs Pearl bn Mrs Ruby
Beverly; soeur Therese: Mr.. Montgomery. oi sry.
NJ NJ Hsrns cen sfsnns sedW; E NJ Mr. HTTns Hsrns
Talley, MIR. Herring, Mrs: Powell; Editor
Mr.. Williams; The Doctor: Mrs. Beverly.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Swartz, Mrs Beverly; Nine
Coehet -Cochet; Mrs; Beverly: other pinks:
Hybrid teas. orange copper and multi
Ten R5smeF Mr. willie Ms%S G9od News
TallsmMsn i.1a M1 Ne Grtas; asrrins; SondeSa de ss;-
Herring; Countess Vandal: Mr.. Mont
gomery. Mr.; Herring. other, orange. cop
per R or multisOi9r sSiPs:rla Mr.. Taley Mr.. VII
Natural grown. not disbudded. one stem.
blooms. one variety. hybrid taas. yellow:
pink: Pin Mr. Herring rim NC others: k Mrs. M kramer; er;
Mrs. E. E. Brown; blooms. 3 varieties,
sSS Poianthas has aad anfriff fioriOundas one stem.
gomery, Mrs Beverly; Miss Smith: Pinoe
a1 hs Mr.. ecSsn csss M4s MTs ResFy qSa sst
Eomery,. Mrs. Beyerly; Fioradora; Mrs.
Hybrid Perpetuals,' pink: Clarence w.
Moore, Mrs Powell; red: Mr.. Moore. Mrs.
P0Weus Wn1te MIS-. BeneVrn, Mr.. Moore;
miniatures. any color: Miss Smith, Mrs.
Beverly. Mrs. Beverly; singles: Mrs. sa-
zama. Mrs Beverly. Mr.. Dentz; shrub
Climbers and ramblers. 1S inches or
longer branch. st. -Paul's Scarlet or blaze:
c. r. Davenport Mr.. Dentz, Mrs. Casey;
DR.. Van Fleet or New Dawn: Mr.. Dentz,
Mrs. Casey: Mary Wallace: Mrs. Casey:
Mrs. Whitman Cross: Mr.. Martin: Chevy
Chase: Mr.. Dentzj others: Mrs. Sazama,
Arrangement classes-Little Sister,
miniature Arrangement for q doll house.
Sasrs nasi os MR.. HndE nns E. fsSs plant
Mrs. Elizabeth Compton. honorable men
Sweet girl graduate. foses of one pas
tel tint. other flowers permitted. in con-
tainel, suitable for q dressing table; Mrs.
SaZama, Mrs. Compton. Miss Gertrude
Myers. honorable mention r. Irwin Finch;
Q visit from Grandma, Victorian
mass arranGement, peonies predominating
not less than 12 inches: Mr.. Bissonette,
Mrs. r. v. Mattingly Mrs. c. w. Rees;
High Noon. line arrangement suggest
ing sunlight suitable for q console table,
dominating. other flowers Or foliage per
Eonette. honorable mention: Mrs Ralph
Gilchrist; Day Dreams, pink roses with
own. foliage for. Sorority tea: Mrs. st.
Clair. Mr. Finch, Mrs. Sazama
Twilisht in the Garden, suggesting eve
ring shadows. including light and dark
colored flowers and foliage for Q garden
supper table: Miss Smith, Mrs Gilchrist,
Mrs. Forrest Ferguson; MOONLIGHT and
Roses, arrangement Of white roses. other
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