Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
.HyaiisviIIe Pair
'WinSiar Trophy
|At Mum Show

Mr.. and MRS. Harry y. zies,
i4i5 ouinwood street. Hyatts-
vile. Nd. won Thei Evening
Star silver bowl trophy yes
terday with q william Turner.
white chrysanthemum 1t b
Botanic Garden showings.
This was one Of the hieh-
lights OF the fourteenth an
nual National Chrysanthemum
Society and second annual po-
tomac Chfysanthemum Society
Chrysanthem show which 10
open again today from . am.
10 . pm. It's admission.ffee.
There are $500 blooms IN
the show. Of practically all COLI
|ors but blue. Some so judges
from all parts Of the Nation
aided In judging the $50 horti-
cultural classes. There are IL
classes IN arrangements.
Cornelius AckeFson Of Key
port. N. j.. national president.
welcomed several hundred visi-
tors as the doors opened yester-
day afternoon.
Two Special Exhibits
There are two special exhib-
its at the show. One Is by Or.
John L. Creech. horticulturist
with the Agriculture Depart.
ment Research Service. Of jap
anese seedlings. Some Of these
were secured In shinjuku Inn
perial Garden. There are some
800 potted plants from this ma
terial brought back from japan.
in the special exhibit.
Another special exhibit Is 81
classification Of bloom types BY
Charles J. Jerome, 6700 Web
ster street. Hyattsyille. Nd.
W. M. Klima Of e2Oe Wedge
wood road, Bethesda. Nd. IL
show chairman and president
Of the Potomac chrysanthe-
mum Society.
Top winners in the show
were:
Best bloom in the show--An |
Apricot Queen. apricot color, T.
B. Phillips Of Richmond. Va.
who was awarded the Scott
Perpetual Trophy. For this
dover also. Mr.. Phillips won the
best specimen bloom and also |
for the best disbudded incurve
bloom In the show.
wins Sweepstakes
Mrs. zieg won the sweep
stakes in horticulture and was
awarded q round gallery tray on |
ball feet.
The sweepstakes runners-up
were Mr.. and Mrs. jerome.
They were awarded . duted
round shallow bowl on bali feet.
In the artistic arrangement |
division, the best In show went |
to Frank NJ. Sharpnack Of 1854
Epping Court, Silver Spring. |
Md. He will get q silver
pitcher, Q silver, medal certifi-
cate from the national society |
and q special award from the
Potomac group.
Two winners tied IN the
sweepstakes artistic arrange
ment division. They were Mrs.
Alice Gordon Murdoch Of 471
Reservoir road NV. and Mr..
Sharpnack. Each win receive |
q decorative silver trophy, and
the national society's bronze
mccall certlucate.
Other top winners were:
Be- Best sgis.r;; a Rsnegs,s u'., pSEs ss.
QFanse. y. y, who sets 9 s1nnysepe
Col, HAIRY p. Parker Perpetual Trophy
and . Potomac special award eertin-
Best spray: A Gladiator. orange
coiof. exhibited ~ Mrs.. Lloyd waugh.
Mapleuood, N. J., Who sets the W. u.
kliIna Perpetual Trophy, silver au1rd
and Potomac eertiheate.
nest-threa bloom entry over . incnes:
watanAbe. yellow color, exhietted. ~
Mrs zieg. svarded the bob Mouldin
Bsst amateur eroun sesdflng: A aoy-
or a. yet without q name. exhibited ~
Mrs. Calvin Nelson. Boones MIL Va,
awarded the A, Iadyao Nursery Trophy,
e we'll a. the Le ROY Neibieh Perpetual
second best spseimen bloom: AL
Bun6u. exhibited b. Mr. Miller.
Best potted plants: A Meiba. hfcnze
color, exhibited By Bert Lexen. 3 Old
ham road, Silver epring. awarded . i
silver plain obtopG bowl
Hent vase: Mr.. Philips. who win
receive . ban-footed fruit bowl for en- |