Evening star., 1954-05-02
J. B. Williams Wins
Double Victory in
Takoma Tulip Show

j. Benjamin williams. $500
Elnora street, Silver Spring
scored a double victory last night
when he captured highest honors
in the tulip show of the Takoma
Horticultural Club.
A red "King George" variety
was judged the best in the show
and he won second place for a
yellow "Olympiade,". j. Wallace,
1000 East Hamilton avenue, also
Silver Spring, finished a close
third with three stems of violet
bronze LA Bazarre" breeder
tulips.
A salmon pink azalea exhibited
by Mrs. B. L. Butcher, 4001
Dresden street, NV, was the
winner of the azalea show under
the auspices of the club.
Mrs M. L. Dieffenderfer, TIC
Boundary avenue, Silver Spring,
swept the field with her display
in the theme Tulip Time" The
title OF the class was Rhythm"
which provided for an arrange
ment of tulips or aZaleas with
branches suggesting motion.
Runner-up was Mrs. Albert Mat
terai, Ais East Melborne avenue.
also Of Silver Spring, her display
calling for Natural Beauty" an
Arrangement of analogous colors
of spring flowers and foliage.
The judges of tulips and azaleas
were DR. Conrad Link and DR..
James Shank, University of
Maryland and DR.. Freeman
Weiss, of the Agriculture De-
partment.
Artistic arrangement judges
we're: Mrs. Robert Ash, Bethesda,
Mrs. Ellis S. Middleton, Falls
Church, and Mrs. Darrell St.
Claire, 4970 Linnean avenue
NV.
The joint show will be open
today free to the public from 2-8
pm. in the Takoma Elementary
School auditorium, Dahlia street
and Piney Branch road NV.
Winners in the various classes
were as follows:
Collection Of varieties Of tulips
Mr.. Talley. Mrs. Wilbur H. Youngman.
Darwin tuiinsWwhite. cream and vel
low: Mrs. Youngman. Mr. Talley. Mrs.
George B. Furman; violet through wine
Mrs. Furman; red varieties. cherry rose.
crimson vermillion: Mr.. williams, Mr..
Williams. Mrs. .Youngman: pink varie-
man man !. I Herring, g. Mrs Younsman. Mr.
Talley; lavender and lilac varieties: Mrs.
Butcher. Mrs. Furman. Mrs. Furman:
etc: Betty Hanley, Donald B. Hanley.
Single early or mayfowering tulips
yellow varieties: Mr.. Williams. Mr.. Will
white. bronze, lilac and tones of rose,
In combination in one flower: Mr.. Will
liams. Mr.. Williams. Mrs James Scott
WSite to eHE yellow %rs Hos scott tynSSe Tsd and
pink: Mrs. Furman; other colors, bronze,
lilac. etc: Mrs; Furman. a.,
violet, to purple or plum: Mr.. Williams:
Mr.. Tulley, Mrs. Furman: tones Of
brown, with wine color and violet: bronze
tones including apricot, orange. yellow
to orange, scarlet and rose: Mr.. Will
liams. Mrs. Otto H, Sylvester. Mrs Rich
Parrot tulips all cOlors-Mr williams.
Mr. Williams, Mrs. Furman.
Triumph tulips, all cOlOrs-Mr. Her
ring Mr. HfrTns :.ems mT %ams Uf sams named
variety Of Darwin tulips: Mrs. Simonson,
Mrs Furman, Mr.. Talley; single early
Mr. NJ FseS Mrs. FuTmsn bresdeF tups
Mr. Talley Mrs. Sylvester. Mrs. Furman;
parrot tulips: Mr.. Williams. Mrs. Fur
MAJ AiaIeas, lea Kurume CHinondegiri,
single Mrs; L i. Gole s,. Mrs rs B1teheT; B1te +
Nose Mr E5Ens co and Tef MTs &C. 9T Mn
and Mrs. Ivan H Richmond Col, and
Mrs. Edwards; pink. single Mrs. Butcher.
Donald Hapley: Mrs; Henry M Bis9ni M;,HanS plnk'
Col and Mrs. Edwards. Donald Hanley;
white. double or hose in hose: Francis I.
GreSg Mrs Cole Mrs BiSOm; other FIsGeis oei
Azaieas. Glenn Dale hybrids- (Glacier;
IDse 8 Gasgd aSd Mrs to n4@ steF @
Grege, Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond; red
double oT hose in hose s,rS Mr. pin6mon5 and Mr3.
and Mrs Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs; Rich n
mond. Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond; ping TO
rose double hose in hose MT Mbie ano varie Mts
ga gated and Striped. single: c. M; David;
son Mrs. Charles C.. Grover; a,,oS MTc n,,rnIe ana
Srs. Mrs aT and Mrs Mr.
Mrs. Richmond. John, C. Hillhouse; Ia
Eender thTGuEh anG 9uPls M4s aiShmond aqSRa nose
,.ms. Alalea red SsGls sinsle HyG' Mt. and Mrs Il
Sanborn; red. crimson; oqunie NJ end
in hose: Mr. and Mrs. Sanoorn: Mr. anu
Mrs. Richmond. Mr., and Mrs; Richmond;
mink to rose, Single: Mr.. and Mrs. San
born; pink to, rose, double or Nc nose and d
Mrs' MIS- Richmond. Itch @ Mr.: Williams; lavender
through purple. double or hose in nose a2ss
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanborn, Betty Hadley
DoHsaH hsaieas. Ksempheri. Indieas and Bel
rian hybrids-4 to 8 inch stems. (Maryy'
Fielders White. Flag OF Truce A. Pah Petl-
ca red Mrs nd 2s SGle EdTardS MT adS hS pink rose
and snt"G1 Mrs. Edwards. Mr and Mrs; Rich
mond white; Mr. % and ,.IaSdsT MIS- KiGfnTmdh thromSh
pnFple: IS M Mr. and Mrs, Richmond, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sanborn. Mr.. williams:
Azaleas. MOllis and decid9ous pnls 'yHTS, niGT
through red. Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond
salmon: Mrs. A Kyle Goodman. Mrs
snd aSdnSrrs" Mrs. sanborn. r MIS- Goodman. Mrs:
ponaid Hanley, Betty Hanley. Donald
Hanley. -.
ever 9-inch stems-roSe pink througn
red: Mrs. Sylvester, Mrs, Butcher. Mrs
butcher: orange through salm,ooIni;;, ,oIi;,,I MIS-.
Butcher, Mr.. williams. Mr.. Wiliams'
Mrs. Anna sazama, Mrs. Butcher: Law
ender through purple: Mrs. sylvester,
Mrs Jesse Zea, Mrs. Butcher: collectlon
Mrs. Goodman. Mr.. and Mrs Richmond;
Hardy spring fOwers.pansies ~, with yira
Mrs sylvester. Mrs F. Vrana: prim,
roses. Z stems: Mrs. Urban North. Donald
Hanley: lily Of the valley: stems; HI4ft MFs:
ssrIT iris. Mrs SaZama Mr. and Mrs.
Richmond. Mrs. Butcher. Mrs. Furman.
FiOwerinE shrubs. one stem or spray
Mrs St. Claire. Mrs. Youngman. MrS'
Sazama.