Evening star., 1954-05-23
I. B. Williams Wins
|Takonla Rose Show
Best Entry Trophy

y. 6cuJdIIllu WllllaMS, 10UU
Elnora street, Silver Spring, hast
night won the j. Mark Alhertson
trophy for the best entry--a red
rose collection Of the "Chrysler
Imperial" variety-in the 3Sth
annual rose show Of the Takoma
Horticultural Club.
The silver medal Of the Ameri-
can Rose Society was awarded
] to Quitman B. Herring, l7O8
Dublin drive. Silver Spring, for
the highest number Of points in
the specimen and collection
classes. The bronze medal for
the exhibitor with the second
highest total in these classes also
was won by Mr.. Williams.
Mr.. Williams was first in the
rose show sweepstakes, scoring
188 points. Mr.. Herring had 148
points and Mrs. M. ]. Blutstein
81 points.
The second best rose exhibited
was a. medium red "Fandango"
by Mr.. Herring and third best by
Mr.. Williams. Joseph e. Dentz,
120 Van Buren, street NV, with
display of red Blaze variety
had the best climbers, while the
best polyantha was Permanent
Wave" by Oliver E. Sweet, 1919
Thirteenth street NV.
Takes Arrangement Honors.
Mrs. Darrell st. Claire, 497O
Linnean avenue NV. in the ar
rangements classes. took highest
honors, with a "prim and proper"
exhibit under glass, with flowers
and foliage. Mrs. Otto H. Syle
vester, 7205 Exeter road, Be
thesda. won second prize with
her modern arrangement Of
flowers and foliage, "The Sophis-
ticate."
The judges in the rose section
were Mr.. Albertson, past presi-
dent of the Takoma Club, Mr..
Sweet and A. p. Hoffman.
Arrangement judges included
Mrs. Frank A. Bolton, La Plata,
Nd; Mrs! Horace Butterworth,
Hillcrest Heights. Md, and Mrs.
r. L. Hutchings. Arlington, Va.
Va.
Winner of the peony show, held
jointly with the rose exhibition,
was c. E. Senseman, with a COL
lection Of Jules Ellie" pink peo-
nies. He also won third prize
with a variety of "Reine Hor-
tense" flowers. Mrs. lola Barber,
8 Woodmoor drive, Silver Spring,
showing a red "Longfellow" dis
play, was awarded second honors.
The winner of the sweepstakes
was Mr.. SenSeman over Leland
H. Cole, 1912 Grace Church road,
Silver Spring, with 20 points.
Mrs. Barber was third with 18
points. The judges of the peonies
were MIR. Albertson, Mr.. Sweet
and Mr.. Hoffman.
Winners Are Listed.
Winners in the various classes
In the rose show were:
Collections Of four named varieties,
on one eaeh Of yellow. red. white and pink:
Is yarieties@Mr. Herring: ~ %f vaP;et,es pea,e;
MRS. Urban North: 8 varieties--Mr,
Mllilams' MIS-. Blutstein. Mrs. Milton
Specimen, hybrid teas and hybrid
Williams, charlotte Armstrong, Mr.
Williams; Troy Perkins, Mr.. Herring.
chayssT stons MT sEsft Mss Mi nsr
Crimson Glory-Mr. Herring, Mrs. M
eIitz: Dsyid T. Mervine; Etoile de Hol-
Williams; Mirandy-Mr. Williams Mr..
Sweet: MT; Sweet: New Yorker--Mr.
Williams; Nocturne-Mr. Williams. Mrs.
Herring; Red Radiance-Mr. Dentz, Mr..
Hsrrns ESiiF.In Mrs. M, Hgtftsin ,. Tallyh9MIs
other reds, light-..Mr: Williams; medium
R. Martin. Mr. Biutstein. Mrs. Milton
AI9MeL, TSu UleuQS-MT. WIluamS.
Specimens. white-K. A. Victoria
Mr.: williams. Mr. Herring, Mrs. North;
Pedralhes-Mr Herring, Mr.. williams,
Mr.. Perkins; White Swan-Mr. VIII
liams; other whites-Mr. Williams, Mr..
Herring: yellow. Buccaneer-Mr. Will
liams; Eclipse-Mr. Williams. Mr.. Sweet
Mrs. Blutstein; Joanna Hill-Mr. Dentz.
Mr., 1Herring: Lowell Thomas-Dr. Rosa
lind Balm. Mr.. Williams; Peace--Mrs.
Blustein. MRS. Kramer; Soeur Therese
MIR. Herring; Suffers Cold Mr.. Her
ring. Mr.. Williams, Mrs. Wilbur H.
Youngman: other yellows, light-D.
F: Mervine; medium-Mr. Williams,
Mrs. Youneman: dark-Mr. Herring,
Mr.. Williams. John r. Bosard:
Specimens. pink. Countess Vandal-
Mr.. Herring, Mr.. Perkins; DR.. Debat-
Mr.. Perkins. Mr.. Herrings; Helen Trau-
bel-Mr. Williams Mrs. Blutstein, Mr..
Dentz: Mission Bells-Mr. Williams, Mr.
Herring; Nine. Cochet-C t-Cochet-Mr. Will
/ liams, Mr.. Perkins, Mr. Herring: Presi-
dent Herbert Hoover-Mr. Williams, Mr..
Herring, Mrs. Sylvester: Radiance-Mrs.
Kramer, Mr.. Dentz, Mr.. Herring: SYM
| phonie-Mr. Herring, Mrs. Blutstein;
Talisman-Mr. Williams; The Doctor
Mrs. Blutstein; other pinks, light-Mr.
Herring, Mr.. Dentz. Mr.. Herring; medium
Mrs. Blutstein: dark-Mr. Martin. Mr..
Williams; pink blends-Mr. Williams,
specimens. orange and apricot blends
and multicolors. California-tMr. Will