Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-10
Flower Arrangement
Prize Winners Named

Flower lovers are expected tt
pour into the National GuarC
Armory today and tomorrow a!
the 18th annual Nationa
Capital Flower and Garden
Show goes into high gear.
Star attractions at the show
along with the hundreds Of
thousands of blooms-are huge
turntables displaying furniture
including pieces from the White
House, Woodlawn, Mount
Vernon and Smithsonian In.
stitution.
The show, which opened
Thursday, continues through
Wednesday. The hours are II
am. to IL pm.
Awards for the most artistic
flower arrangements are to bt
made today. The following i.
a list of winners yesterday
and Thursday:
YESTERDAY
,o aazsieas, group to cover approximately
SOO square feet; First, Henry Witt &
Son, Silver Hill, Md
M B3e eFx Las group to cover approx
effect: First, Henry Witt & Son.
LOO square feet, ARRANGED for effect
First, Henry Witt g. Son.
Geraniums, group to cover approx
mately 100 square feet, arranged a
aaB 6ed; FIRST VSt' 1vandale Floral Co.
co.; H I ID group to cover 2oC
Gude Brothers Co., Washington.
so1 Ti1~e fadts Plants, group covering 81
A. GUIDE Sons Co, Rockville, Md. o.
+u DsIt e. CNarcissus), not less thar
Two varlties; to cover so feet, arranged
I Ha p, effect: First Ivandale Floral CO,
Hyacinths, arranged as a bed, t,
cover cove W. Is feet: First. GUIDE Brotheri
Lilies, Longiflorum or similar vari
f fIf0n Fi vs. 1vandale Floral Co.. Ham
~ Tulips; Not less than three varieties
FlrSt, 1vandale Floral Co.
"a TULIPS: Group to cover approximate.
v w F 1ees one me variety only First
Prencipe,. Washington. D. C.
-, F!oWering plants, three plants, an!
variety OF same genus: First, Ivandall
flora Co, Hamilton. Va.
miscellaneous cut flowers: Any Of
an varieties arranged for effect, t
cover 30 square feet: First, Floral Arts
Inc, Silver Spring, Md.
MI cut flowers: Any or al
Johnson Flower Center. Washington
Callas: SO blooms, arranged for eff
Tect; First Flowers, Inc. Washington
Anemones: SO blooms ARRANGED TO,
effect in one container: First, F. A
Battentield & Son, Red Hook, N. Y
Freesias: Is spikes arranged for eff
fect IN vase: First Henry W. Fischer 8
Son, hipgSville, Md.
ranged for effect, 50-square-foot area
First. Flowers, Inc. Washington, D. C
IN Cut IT, Roses; 90 blooms to be showr
RIo eae fh entry: Pink. J, L: Dillon, Inc.
Inc Hanover, Pa Yellow: GUIDE Bros
Co. Washington: White: ]. L. Dillon
Three varieties Of 25 blooms each
Miniature and Floribunda. three va.
rites Of 20 blooms each. Cramel
FLORIST: Inc. Hanover. Pa.
Gladiolus: Display arranged for ei'
f6S rs f3Ser w 2S SSHaGe feet First
Carnation: SO blooms in each class
oxon Hill. Nd; Chambers GREENHOUSES
Washington, four first prizes.
cb Glass ods Title Old World 1nflqenSe
Mghly' IN, memBefTt1;at.large; Second
Garden Club. Third. Mrs. r. A. Gritta,
Woohaven G; c. Honorable mention.
Mrs; Carl Baker. Fernwood G. C.
Glass s: Title, Old World influence
Side TABLE New England SLI Side Table;
Chase. Mo. Second. Good inexpensive
Side Table. red Mrs. John ]. Beatty.
Third. Ever Spring G. c.. Third. Mt.
Vernon Side Table. Yellow. Third
Mrs Frederick T. Sheffield. River Port
Side Table, white. Mrs: Edith Bralove,
Ellis for White House. white.
Glass Q: Title, Old World Influence
coffee or tea table,. First. Mrs. Cur
tbs /. Werner, Glen Carlyn G. c.
Second, Mrs. James Tindell, River Port
G: G. Third, Mrs. Nan HOllerith
Mrs; Ronald HutchtngS. Neighbor-
i0 Glass S. To- 10 Title. Old World Influence
Mantel, Mount v. mon. blue. First
Mrs. Lu'ien W. ruce. River Or,
} C. s!ond. :ItnsSt Modern. Ma
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Class II: Title, Old World Influence