FLOWER SHOWS.

Press, Volume LI, Issue 15395, 28 September 1915, Page 3

FLOWER SHOWS.

DUXSANDEL. T'nc Arnuil Flower Show in connexion with (lie Dunsandc! l'rwbyU'rian Church was hcid in the Totii Hnll on Friday, when perfect weather prevailed. Th° attendanto w»s pood. Tho leatnro of tho show was the 'ine dippiav of cookery, while the spring flowers shown wero also worthy of special mention. X sale oi work whs b«ld in conjunction with the show, and aitisfactory businccj *iia done. The following is the prize, list, tho number of entrica in cach cla.is being given in parcntheece: — CUT BLOOMS. Collection of Narcissi (2): Aire J. Boag, seiir., 1, Mrs otainger Narcissi, (• varieties (6): Mrs A. John 1, Mrs \V. Walker 2, Mr? Stsinger 3. i'rimroecs, in bunches: Mrs Stainper 1. Hyacinths (3): Mr» Stainger 1, Mrs W. Walker 2. Violet*: Mm Stain;er. Polyanthus (4): Mrs Stainger 1, Mrs J. Boa.!/, junr., 2. I'aiisies: Mrs Stiingcr 1. Daisies: Mrs Staingcr 1. Wallflowers: Mrs Stainger. I'lowering Shrubs (5): Mrs J. Boa-g, junr., J, Mrs J. Bo»g, senr., 2, Mrs G. Johnston 3. POT PLANTS. Maidenhair Fern (I): Mrs 1. Ferns, sny variety : Mrs Aidridge 1. l'ot I'lants (6): Miss Aldridgo 1 and 2. DBCOIIATIYB. Basket of Flowers (2): Mrs Aidridgo 1, Mrs J. Boog, junr., 2. Uankrt of Flowers (boys and girts) (4): Ethe] Brown 1, Miss Jean Smith 2, 'Miss I). Walker 3. Bouquets C2>: Miss Aldridg® J. V;i£o of Fiowirs (I): Mm J, Boap, junr., 1, Mia3 80110 2, Mrs E. C>. Wright 3.-Va-se (bova and jiirls) (3): Miss G, Johnaton l, Miss D. ChatteTton 2, Maat-er T. AldriSgo 3. 'Lady's Spr»j*, made by gents (1): Mr T. A. John - J. Gents' Buttonhole, by lady (6): J. iTolinstftn aiitl Miss Aidridge (equal) 1, Miss Haley ti, Miss Aldridg 3. * Bowl of Flowers (3): Miss HaJcy 1, Mrs J." Bosk, junr.," 2. *B<wl feirb)Mies'f>. Cbattcrtoii 1, Original Floral .Design (2): Mrs A. John 1. Original Design (1): Mt T. A. John 1. COOKKRY. Plain Scones (.>): Mr« Mclv»nrie 1, Mrs C. Evans 2. Girdle Seoues (2): Miss 1). McDowell 1. Tart:ets (4>: Mies Aidridgo 1, Mrs A. McPherson, junr., 2. £>e<ycl Cako (4): Mrs McKenzie 1 and 2. Fruit Calto (of: Mrs A. John 1, Misa li. Brov.m 2. Rich Fruit. Cako (4): Mrs J. Walker 1, Mrs McKonzio. 2. Marble Cako (2): Mrs MrKenzio 1. Madeira Cake (3): Mrs A. John 1, Mrs S. MeKenzio 2. Homemade Svroets (1): Miss R-eid 1. Plum Ihiddinj (1): Mrs J. WiJkcr 1. Shcrtlrroad ("): Mrs J. Walker 1, Mrs Neale 1 and 3. Sponge Sandwich (2): Mr* McKenr.ic X. Home-made Bread (3): Mrs J. Wallcor 1. GinEcrbread {*): Mrs J. Walker 1, Mrs A. John 2. Oat Cake (2): Mrs J. Walker 1 and 2. Pikelets (2): Mrs MeKenzie 1. Dairy Butter (3): Mm J. Walker 1, Miss D. McDowol] 2. Preserved Fruit*, 3 varieties (3): Mra McEebii© 1. . Jellies (H: Mrs McKcmi# 1. Marmalade ("): Mre A. John 1, Mhw M. Stamper 2. Pickles (2): Mrs MeKenzie 1. Plain f?cone«, boys and girls (2): Telford Aldridg 1. Sandwich, girl« (1>: Jean Smith I. Boys' Lunch (2): Telford Aidridgo 1. Frnit Cake O): .Jean Smith 1. | Sponge Sandwich, girls (1): Jean Smith 1. M*>unt Mellick Work (1): Mrs* Aidridgo 1. TJibbon Work (1): Mi»s Aldridee 1. F.mbroid"rv Work (0): Miss Aldriderc 1. Tvorv Work (1): Miss Aldridso 1. Huckaback Work (1): Misß Aldridjj© 1. Crochet Work (6): Mrs L. Wilson 1, Mrs Petri* 2. Kniftincr: Mrs Staincer 1. Plain Sowrne. girls ("t: Miss M. Wrairht 1. Mr li. Brown's prize for most points trained in !>l) ol asses was won by Miss Aldridce. Mrs W Walker's priie for most pointfl eainod in the cookery cities was won by Mrs S. MeKenzio.