Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-08
Club Section I Features
Tray Garden Displays
At Flower Show

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tray landscapes. will be on dis
play today in the Garden Club
play today in the garden club
Flower and Garden Show at the
National Guard Armory.
The show, sponsored jointly by
the Allied Florists Of Greater
Washington and the National
Capital Garden Club League. will
continue from II am. to IL pm.
each day through Wednesday.
The exhibit of japanese tray
gardens has been arranged by
Mrs. Herbert Powell. Of Fort Nc
Nair, who studied the art while
in Japan. The exhibit will con-
SiSt of three completed gardens
and three others showing the
various stages of their prepera-
ton.
Theme for the competitive
classes in the garden club Sec
ton today is Outlook for 1884"
Yesterdays theme was Echoes
From Affair.""
Native Plants Win.
In yesterdays judging Mrs.
Harry R. Councillor, member at
large, won best-in-show in the
composition classes with er COM
position arrangement. using plant
materials that are native to the
United States.
In the arrangement classes,
best-in-show honors went to Mrs.
Joseph w. Stanley. Perennial
Garden Club, for her conten-
porary living room arrangement
in an Oriental container.
First, second and third places
in yesterdays Judging were as
follows:
Large niche, composition using
immigrant plant material-Mrs.
Marshall Wilhelm. Silver Spring
Garden Club; Mrs. Sydney Man
son. jr.. Belle Haven Garden
Club, and Mrs. Hugh w. Cary.
Arlington Neighborhood Garden
Club.
Large niche. composition using
native plant material - Mrs.
Councillor, Mrs. Claude A. Cooke,
Kenwood Garden Club, and Mrs.
Darrell st. Clair, Forest Hills
Garden Club.
Small niche, composition US
ing spices or herbs-Mrs. Fran
els Turner. Middleburg (Va.)
Garden Club: Mrs. Joe K. Bal
ley. Arlington Neighborhood
Garden Club, and Mrs. Millicent
M. Allen, Agriculture Depart
ment Garden Club.
In Table Settings.
Table setting suggesting
restaurant menu-Mrs. H. T.
Temple. New Scotland Garden
Club; Mrs. William Donovan
George. American University
Park Garden Club, and Mrs.
David Scott, Springfield Garden
Club
Arrangement using a silver
container-Mrs. Hugh w. Cary,
Woman's National Farm and
Garden Association; Mrs. George
s. Prince and Mrs. e. E. Dodge,
Agriculture Department Garden
Club.
Traditional living room, ar
rangementS in Oriental contain
ers-Mrs. G. Willard Furlow,
Kenwood Garden Club; Mrs.
Paul M. Segal. Rock Creek Gar
den Club. and Mrs. Bryce w.
Blail, Kenwood Garden Club.
Contemporary living room. ar
rangements in Oriental contain
ers-Mrs. Stanley, Miss Nan Hol-
lerith, Georgetown Garden Club,
and Mrs. Benjamin A. Powell,
Kenwood Garden Club.
In the professional section yes
terday special awards in the
orchid classes went to the Amer
lean Security & Trust Co.,
Thomas Young Orchids, Inc,
Bound Brook, N. j., and William
Kirch Orchids, Ltd, Honolulu.
In Professional Glasses.
First, second and third awards
In the professional classes were
as follows:
Orchid Flowers. to cover approxi-
mately so square feet-Flowers, Inc;
oTehd FoNers and eoy.4 Inc
mateiy 25 SQUARE feet-Charies c.
tricks School of Floral Design; George
G. shaner Inc. and Paragon Green
Orchid FlOxsrs-F. M. sharpn.ck.
Camellias-Flowers Inc. and GUIDE
oardenias - Flowers Inc, and GUIDE
sr9 G:, Go; .-r,ov a
STOCKS 5douSisS P ns .ts01e 'T Bros
Co. and Flowers, Inc.
:, stocks c !deoubIs,: isyender-Flowers.
INST sto ee 7doabi eros Vf G Bros.
CO.. and Flowers, Inc.
Stocks (double). bun or yellow cream
Stocks double. variety not men
toned above-Gude Bros. Co. and
Flowers. Inc.
Snapdragops eight pink)-Flowers.
Inc, and GUIDE Bros.
SnapdragonS OZARK pinkl-Flowers,
Inc; william Eeerton. and GUIDE Bros.
snapdragons (white)-Flowers. Inc;
A. GUIDE Sons Co.. and Guide Bros. Co.
Snagdragons (yellowl-Flowers. Inc;
William Egerton and Guide Bros.
Snapdragons (red)-Flowers. Inc. and
A. GUIDE Sons Co.
ssapdraRons (bronze) Flowers. Inc.
Cut Roses mot more than two
pinchesl-Red. Guide Bros. Co. and j. L.
Dillon, Inc.
pinches), yellow-Gude Bros. Co.
Cut Roses mot more than two
pinchesl. white-Gude Bros. Co.
Cut Roses mot more than two
pinchesD. White-Gude Bros. Co..
Gladiolus. TO cover approximately 80
SQUARE feet-FloWers. Inc. and Margaret
Briggs Bradenton, Florida.
Berry Statue Slated
A statue of Commodore John