Evening star., 1953-03-06
.72,245 Attend Flower Show
Opened by Mrs. Eisenhower

leith Garden Club, second, and
Yates Garden Club third; bird
feeting station, Fairfax Garden
Club. second, and Belle Haven
Garden Club, third; indoor gar
dens, Forest Hills Garden Club,
second, and Middleburg Garden
Club, third. and plaques. Mrs.
William Howell, Perennial Gar
den Club, second, and Mrs.
Francis A. Turner, Middleburg
Garden Club, third.
Flower Arrangements.
In the flower arrangement
classes, an award for the best
arrangement in the show, a sill
yer plate donated by the Wash
ington Daily News. went to Mrs.
Arthur Striker, Neighborhood
Garden Club Of Arlington. Guest
arrangerS for the day were Mrs.
Northcutt Ely of Chevy Chase,
Md, and Miss Victoria Kasper-
ski of Mount Vernon. Va.
First, second and third awards
in the arrangement classes were
as follows:
Early American supper table-Mrs.
ddswrencs Law 1Ss Hyds & ToTn & and County Gar
Hardle Belle Haven Garden Club.
Large inches: Columbus sail-Mrs:
Mrs. ): Benismin +Hdih Williams. 0 Potomac Paa5Hs:
Rose Society. and Mrs Clyde Lamond,
| Alexandria Garden Club:
MRS Arthur aeS F.. i0usa Striker. " Asiinston fHua
Neighborhood Garden Club: Mrs. James
O'Neill. Belle Haven Garden Club. and
Mrs. Iola. Barber. Silver Spring Gar
Other ARRANGEMENTS.
Small inches. composition using an
aarden du6 ancss Ms s. William William aqsf = eof-
Charles A. Bender. Chambersburg Gar
Msntel arrangement of dried materi-
Neighborhood Garden Club; Mrs ILudweii
SGR aed
Se stIR:r Rs HERson Nsas5chaaod a
4rilnsson ; Nsishsorheod o 0ie Garden rsHs c1rS:
creek eRs MSs; Garden R Vi Club bRe'aDasiFana' Rock
Mrs. Otto. sylvester. Bethesda commu-
esre 5 Easa fR as dardea rd Dcfas eIaS snd nt
Mrs. Walter Furlow. Kenwool Garoen
IN In the profe ,sional classes. first and
second prize. winners for cut flowers
and notted PLANTS wee a folleMy: ~.
Begonias-Weathered Oak Herb Farm.
Bethesda.
Freesias-Gude Bros. Washington.
sutisnd. lila a0Ser Md:. and GUIDE II sfaTns Bros q Sons
Sweet peas-Harvey Florists, Kennett
Azaieas-Gude Bros, Washington.
Flowering plants-Hilrs Camellia Gar
den, Arlington. Va, and Mrs. Helen r.
Foliage plantsMHirs camellia Garden.
Caiceolarias - Ivandale Floral Co.,
Hamilton. Va.
Geraniums - Weathered Oak Herb
Farm, Bethesda, second prize.
Hydrangeas-Gude Bros, second prize.
TulipS-Gude Bros.
Stove plants and other foliage plants
Liiies~ivandale Floral Co. and GUIDE
Bros.
Hyacinths-Gude Bros. and 1vandale
Caiadiums-Gude Bros, second prize.
Gardenias--Henry Witt, Silver Hill.
TuliDs-1vandale Floral Co. and GUIDE
Bros.
Orchid plants-W. w. Steiner, Belts
Vile, Nd, and Mr.. ana Mrs. H. Z.
Bufkin. Arlington, Va.
Orchids-Dr Edgar M: McPeak. Wash
ington. and the National Capital Orchid
Society, Washington.
" i. Bul6ous 3, !I9ou plants-1vandale Floral Co..
Early American supper table--Mrs
Lawrence Hyde, Town and Country
Garden Club. Mrs. Arthur Ringland
kenwood Garden Club, and Mrs. Baton
Hardle. Belle Haven Garden Club.
Frederick Reuter-. GARDEN Club Eeasue;
Mrs. J. BENJAMIN Williams. Potomac
Alexandria Garden Club.
Large inches, fountain of youth
Haven Garden Club. and Mrs. zoiia Bar
Other Arrangements.
animal-Mrs.. Francis A. Turner. Md
dleburg Garden Club; Mrs. William 8.
Corby, Chevy Chase Garden Club. and
Mrs. Charles A. Bender. Chambersburg
Mantei Enhancement of dried materials
Mrs. Striker, Mrs Ludweii Hutchison,
Middleburg Garden Club and Mrs. BEN
iamin Powell, Kenwood Garden Club.
Coffee Table arrangement Mrs.
Striker, Mrs. Harold L. Parsons. Arling-
ton Garden Club and Mrs. D. w. Raia-
patirana, Rock Greek Garden Club.
Mrs Mrs otte syivssssr ester RSthesds rSs GSmng
Claire, Forest Hills Hill: Garden a ciub and nd
Mrs. Walter Furlow Kenwood Garden