Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24


Hamilton avenue, Silver Spring.
repeated his performance Of last
year and captured top honors
last night with a yellow Mag
nolia" variety. In the tulip Sec
ton of the annual show under
the auspices of the Takoma
Horticultural Club.
Mrs. Theodore T. Lawshe,
$500 Sixth street NV. received
the National Tulip Society award
for her red William Pitt" ex-
hibit in the darwin tulip class
Other winners in the tulip
classes were:
Collection of IL varieties Of
tulips: Mr.. Talley; collection
Of six varieties: Mrs. Milton
Kramer.
Darwin tulips, white, cream
and yellow: Mr.. Talley, Mrs
George B. Furman, Mrs. Zols
Barber: violet thru wine-purple:
Mrs. o. H. Sylvester; red var
ieties, cherry rose, crimson, YER
million: Mrs. Lawshe; pink var
ietieS, pale pink thru deep rose:
Miss Isabelle Smith: Mrs. Agnes
F. Hopkins. Miss Smith; lavender
and lilac varieties: Mrs. Syl-
vester.
Single early or mayflowerine
tulips. yellow variety: Mr.. Tai.
ley, Mrs. Sylvester, Mr.. Talley;
red and pink varieties: Mrs. Al
bert Mattera.
Double early or double may.
Towering, white to yellow: Mr.
Talley; red and pink: Mr.. Talley
Breeder Tulips
Breeder tulips, tones Of lilat
and violet, to purple and plum
Mr.. Talley; tones Of brown. with
wine color and violet. bronze
with amber: Mr.. Talley. Mrs
Barber; other tones, including
apricot, orange and yellow tt
orange. carlet, rose: Mrs
Lawshe, Mrs. Barber.
Parrot tulips, all colors: Mrs
Wilbur H. Youngman, Mrs. Ed.
ward Wilson, Miss Smith.
Triumph tulips, all colors: Mr.
Talley, Mrs. Furman. Mrs. Fur.
man.
Three stems Of same named
variety of darwin tulips: Mr.
Talley; single early of may
towering: Mr.. Talley; breeder
tulips: Mrs. Kramer; parrot tu'
lips: Mrs. Kramer: triumph tu'
lips: Mrs. Furman; specie tulips
Mrs. Furman.
Z. In the azalea section, glen dali
hybrids. Donald B. Hanley. 81.
Bonifant street. Silver Spring
displayed the best flower in TIT
single pink to rose class. with {
BETSY. Ross" variety.
AZalea Prize Winners
Included in the azalea exhibit
prize winners were:
Kurume type. red, single: MI
Hanley, Mrs. E. E. Brown, Mrs
Kramer: red, double or hose II
hose: Mrs. B. L. Butcher: Mrs
o. L. Harvey; pink single: Mrs
Butcher. Mrs. Henry Bison, Mrs
Bison; pink, double or hose fl
hose: Mrs. Kramer, Mrs. A. K
Goodman, Mrs. Butcher: white
double or hose in hose: Mr.. Han
ley. Mrs. Harvey, Donald Hanley
other colors, lavender. purple
salmon: Mrs. Gregg, Mrs. Gregg
Glenn Dale hybrids. red single
Mrs. Butcher, Mrs. Harvey, Mrs
Gregg: red double or hose II
hose: Mrs. Gregg: pink to rose
single: Mr.. Hanley; pink to rose
double or hose in hose: Mrs
Harvey; white. variegated ant
striped, double: Mrs. Butcher
Mr.. Hanley. Mrs. Harvey; Law.
ender through purple. single: Mr.
Hanley, Mr.. Hanley, Mr.. Han
ley: lavender through purple
double or hose in hose: Mr.. Han
ley.
Gable hybrids. red. single
Mr.. Hanley: white, variegated
striped or blotched, single: Mr.
Hanley, Mr.. Hanley, Mr.. Han
ley; lavender through purple
single: Mr.. Hanley; lavender
double or hose in hose: Mr.
Hanley.
Kaempheri, indicas and Bel
gian hybrids, pink, rose. salmon
Mrs. Goodman: lavender through
purple: Joseph E. Dentz, Mr.
Hanley. Mrs. Harvey.
Mollis and deciduous types
orange through salmon: Mrs
Bison, Mr.. Hanley; white through
q yellow: Mrs. B. Weisbrod, Mrs
Harvey: native honeysuckle type
Mrs. Kramer: Mrs. Harvey.
Unidentified varieties. whit,
through yellow: Mrs. Butcher
Mrs. Butcher; lavender through
purple: Mrs. Butcher; collection
of six different variety of aza
leas: Mrs. Bison, Mr.. Hanley
primrose, three stems: Mr.. Han
ley. Mrs. Butcher, Mrs. Butcher
lily Of the valley, three stems
Mr.. Talley. Mr.. Talley. Mr.. Han
ley; Towering shrubs, one stem
or spray: Mrs. Harvey.
Narcissus Glasses
In the large field Of narcissu
classes, Mrs. George B. Furmarl
9709 Elrod road, Kensington, VOL
highest honors with her displa.
of a yellow "Crocus" in the peri
anth colored variety.
Mrs. Leon B. Habecker, 1851;
Greenacres drive. Silver Spring
displayed the best ''Camellias
bloom with her pink bloom.
Winners in the narcissus di
visions we're:
Trumpet. single specimens. on
flower to a stem; trumpet o
corona as long or longer thai
perianth segments, perianth col
ored: corona colored. not pale
than periantha. Goldcourt: viii