Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-04
kayIander Takes
Top HOnOrs in
Narcissus Show

Charles Olivet, 4318 Under
wood street, University Park.
Md, last night took top honorS
with a Seeding display in the
seth annual narcissus show Of
the Takoma Horticultural Club
at Takoma Park Elementary
School.
In second place was Howard
E. Ludwig. Till Cedar avenue.
Takoma Park, with Golden
Harvest" exhibit, for novices
who have never won a first
prize before in narcissus show.
Mrs. Bernice v. Shellhorse.
Rockville, was awarded third
place with her three Fortune"
blooms.
Mrs. George B. Furman, 9709
Elrod road. Kensington. cap
tured the narciSsus sweepstakes
with 10 points. Mrs. ShellhorSe
was runner-up with 20 points.
The show will be open from
2 to 8 pm. today.
Mrs. Lambert P. Irons, 1925
North George Mason drive. Ar
lington had the best display in
the arrangements classes. The
subject was Beside the Lake,
Beneath the Trees" in which she
used daffodils in low bowl, with
budding branches and water
showing. Mrs. Richard v. Mat
tingly. 3701 Cumberland street
NV. was awarded second hon.
ors for a Golden Anniversary"
exhibit. consisting of a dinner
table arrangement of daffodils
with other flowers and foliage.
This was in the inter-club class
and not in competition with the
rest of the show.
In the first camellia show in
the history of the Takoma Horti-
cultural Club, Mrs. Charles F..
Holden. 100 Rosemont avenue,
Alexandria, Va, was awarded
highest honors by the judges for
her "Doncklari' variegated
flower. Runnerup was Comdr.
William S. Domer, 5000 Idaho
avenue NV. with an intoxicated,
double pink "Hshi-Karaita" va
riety.
Gold ribbons were awarded to
the following for exhibits of out
standing blooms: Arthur A.
Maryott, 4404 Maple avenue,
Bethesda, double pink Lady
Clare" Milton A. Brown, 1920
North Trenton street, Arlington.
intoxicated, light pink, Eleanor
Haygood" and Mrs. Holden, i'm
bricated double red flower.
Winners in the various mar
cissus classes were:
Trumpet, one flower to stem. perianth
colored: Mrs. shellhorse, Quitman J.
1hite: willard lard King Mrs; Furman.
Psrianth white corona white; MRS
Large cupped. perianth:, Mr.. King, Mil
dred Benton. Perianth white. corona col
gsdd. Oliver MRS sSssf RSn 'ne
Surman.M NC cyciamensas, cup Or corona
not less than tw9thirds lensth q Pup peri
corona less than two thirds: Mrs: Fur
man. Miss Isabelle Smith. JonQuilla cup
or corona not less than two-thi C1,n OF OF
corona less than two-thirdS: Miss Ben
ton: Tazetta: Mrs. Furman. Species and
wild forms and hybrids: Miss Smith,
Trumpet. perianth and, corona col
ored: Mr.. Herring; Perianth and corona
s hf MRS p.ranh and cO aae cood
Mrs shellhorse, Mrs A. X. Goodman.
Mrs. Furman. Perianth white: Mrs
shellhorse; Mrs. shellhorse; Triandrus'
long cups: Mrs Furman. Short cups:
Mrs; Furman. Tazetta: Mrs. Furman.
Collection. one stem each. six different
varieties. comprising two or more divi-
sons .I Mrs Eise Ss4efias come
prising four or more divisions: Mrs
Furman. Mrs Shellhorse. SEEDLINGS, nom
competitive, honorable mention: MI.
color: Mr.. Robert Gutheim. Mrs. Otto
Sylvester. Mrs. Gutheim: Hyacinths. one
f% e. eae Pa ns5s'S bowl N Of Sn
Mrs. Mattingly. Mrs. Harold Parsons. Mr..
Herring. Primroses. three stems to each
variety; Mrs. Parsons. Mrs. Irene
According to rules of the
American Camellia Society judg-
ing is by named varieties. The
varieties entered and the win
ners were:
jr.. Mrs. sadie lew. W. Edwards; "Brooklyn."
Comdr: Domer;;, Colonial Lady Lady" ~, Mr. n
ser sssa Hssrt walker Nike ARdfn
Karaita," comdr. Dcmer;., rHarmeS:"
Duke of Be Gaia%' Arnold Si nG gurr;
"PHchess Of so1therlfnd" Dr. Walker
w. Edwards. Comdr. Domer; "Halla-
brook" Mrs. Holden; Clifford, c, Pran-
Helen Of Troy" Mrs. Tolson; "Herme,"
Mr.. Brown. Mrs: Holden; Hishi-
KsTaita Ms Hold Holden; rs vile Edss rd de
Rec" Mrs; rqlson.. Mrs Leon, Leon H bt
Wake; '. Rum 1a. Mr.. Butt; Lady
yansttant." CqmdE u, Domer S Col I Ha5eId
MI Also a"f! "Iadv M' care are Mrs Edwards;
Mrs. Abby Wilder" DR.; Walker; Mrs Mrs
tisns"" MRS. Tolson: ''Midenjakn." Or.
walker: "Monjisu.,, Mrs: Edwards. Dr,
walker: pink Perfection" Comdr ,, 20
Ee Tt "Prima Donna Mrs, Edwards;
Ann Lindbergh." Mrs: Ho1den; gan Can
Sood." MI. Brown: Fir Gone" Mrs, Mrs:
Holden: Rose Emery" Mrs; Tolson;
.'Tricolor," Clifford c. PressnaH; D. Der
rance: 1T. K. Varehated.' Comdr; Do
mer; .Triphosa." Mrs. TolSon;; nT II 1o
meliias by Amateurs" Mr.. Maryott.
comdr; Domer rI MIS- Ho,de Tclso Mrs FTee-
man Weiss" Mr.. Maryott: Rev; John
DEeytOni Wil Iissr. G. R c9e; john hol Ben Sen
petf Or walker, Comdr Domer; Gen.
Georse Patton I DR. Wa il5eInded, comdr
pomer and Mrs Holden tied Tor nrSt
honors with IS points n5 Sr sae Poison MrS Glen
wood road. bethesda. 26 points.