FLOWER SHOWS

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21290, 9 October 1934, Page 19

FLOWER SHOWS

DISPLAY AT WAIMATE RECORD NUMBER OF ENTRIES Record entries were received for the spring lower »how at Waimwtc. The display was «ory Ine one ' * " la atten dances both ia the afternoon and evening wore largo. „i. competition wa3 keen in all sections, w d the champion bloom, a red cup narcissus, vB l «ll own by MrS J ' °' 1Uy ' 0i Morven> The judges in the various sections were as follows: —Cut blooms, Mr K. P. Prinjle, Timaru; decorative, Mesdames I). Sutherland »nd J Scott, Timaru; domestic, Mrs D. MoDlsrm'ld, Walmate: knitting, Mrs Beckett, Waimote; fancy dress parade, Mesda:nes T. vt Wylio and E. B. Fraser. Stalls were successfully conducted, those in charge being: Cake stall, Mesdames \V. P Wilson, B. P. Claridse, and W. Taylor; Jwer Btal), Mesdames J. I. Hayman and 0 Coventry; sweets stall, Mrs L. E. Reeve ai Misses S. Hayman and J. Kippenberger; Jincy goods stall, Mrs R. P. Harris and Hiss Faulkner; produco stall, Mr W. lioyce; lII' rooms, Mesdames Nash, Leurs, Ctost3in, M 4 Miss Marriott. Results ivere as folloivs.— DECORATIVK ■Floating bowl (7): Mrs L. V. Brenton J, HrJ B. H. White 2, Mrs J. H. Lowe 3. Xirtiasi excluded—Bowl flowers (3) : Miss V. y.ullmer 1, Mrs White 2. Basket (6): MM Whito 1, Mrs It. P. Han-is 2. Nat,'ijji Bowl (6) : Miss Kaulkner 1, Mrs White- 2. Basket (2): Miss Faulkner 1. | Irtanged for effect —One vase (6): Mrs Waits. 1. Miss Faulkner 2. Three vases (3) ; jflss Faulkner 1, Mrs Brenton 3. Lady's spray (5): Mrs Brenton 3, Miss 11. Tooley 3. Man's buttonhole (5): Mrs C. Coventry i Mrs Harris 2. Bridesmaid's posy (4): Mrs Brenton 1, Mrs C. Coventry 2. Basket primroses (2): Miss M. Tooley 1. Basket polyanthus (4): Mrs Harris 1, Mrs Brentoil 2- Decorated mantelpiece (1): Mrs C. Country 1. Vase narcissi, arranged for .■{fact (7): Miss Faulkner 1, Mrs White 2. Vase flowers, grown by exhibitor (4) : Mrs White 1, Mrs C. Coventry 2. Decorated Tables—Bowls (6): Mrs C. ijoventry 1, Mrs Harris 2. Vases (2): Mrs Brenton 1, Mr? C. Coventry 2. Bowl Flowers—Non-first prizo winners Mrs E. Rotlinsnn I. Miss S. Voitch 2, Mhs M. Cummines 3. Under 21 Hi): Miss A. Faulkner 1. Miss Jean Harris 2, •CHILDREN'S SECTION Vise Flowers—Cnder 12 (3): Miss Jenn Harris 1, Miss t). Chamberlain 2. Over 12 (2);' Master Don Johns 1, Mias A. Cooper 2, Lady's spray (2): Miss D. Chamberlain 1. Man'a buttonhole (4) : Miss D. Chamlerlsin 1. Miss H. Taylor 2. KNITTING OlOrea (2): Mrs C. L. H. Gunn 1. Pcarf (1): Mrs F. Rollinson 1. Jumper (4): Mlia F. Wllce 1, Mrs Roy 2, Mrs Baker :s. 0ol|d'« Test (3): Mrs Hutcheson 1, Miss ft. Wilkinson 2, Miss Hicks <i. Any other •rtlole (11): Mrs Hutcheson 1. Children—Beret (1): Miss Hazel Taylor 1. DOMESTIT Sut loaf (7): Mrs Preece 1, Mrs Fajran S. Mrs J. K. Clarke 3. Girdle scones fl)r Sin Harold Hayman 1. Oven scones (6): Mrs Preece 1, Mrs J. Johns 2, Mrs E. Rollinson 3. Pikelets (3) : Mrs J. K. Clarke 1, Mrs Harold Hayman 2, Mrs K. B. Cameron 3. Bran biscuits (8): Mrs J. Johns 1, Mrs Harold Hayman 2, Mrs J. K. Clarke 3. Fruit cake, light (9): Mrs R. Cameron 1. Mrs Preece 2, Mrs Pagan :'.. 8«d cake (7>: Mrs R. Cameron 1. Mrs H. Hayman 2, Mrs J. K. Clarke s. Ginger tike (51: Mrs R. Cameron 1. Mrs W. P. Wllaos 2, Mrs J. K. Clarke 3. Chocolate fake (i): Mrs E. Rollinson 1, Mrs W. P. TV'ilnon 2, Miss E. Wilkinson ". fipon<re Widwioh (7): Mrs J. K. Clarke 1. Mrs t. Eollinsoii 2, Mist A. Faulkner 3. Shorttouft (9): Mrs R. Cameron 1. Mrs J. K. Clarke 2, Mrs Treer* JJ. Collection sm.ill '»!tes (2): Mrs IT. Hn-yman 1. Mrs E. Rollinson 2,. j CUT BLOOMS Narcissi—Twelve varieties (1): Mrs J. Hill 1. Six varieties (2): Mrs K. B. Wrlfrht 1, Mrs J. Hill 2. Four varieties (3): Miss Barnett 1, Mrs J. I. Hayman 2, Mrs J. Hill 3. Yellow, long trumpet (3): Mrs K. 8..-Wright 1, Miss Kaan 2, Mrs J. Hill .'!. White, long CD: Miss Barnett 1. M.-s J. Hill 2. Bi-cnloured trumpet (2): Mrs J. Hill 1, Miss Barnett 2. Leedsii (3): Miss Baraett 1, Mrs J. Hill 2, A. B. Boyd 3. Incompar»bili» (3); Mrs 3. 0. Hay I, Mrs 1. Hill 2, Miss Barnett 3. Barril (3): Mrs J. Hill 1, A. B. Boyd 2. Poettcus (3): Mils Barnett 1, C. Coventry 2, Hta 3. Hill *. Double (7); Mrs E. B. Wright 1, Miss Barnett 2, Mrs E. Pajn 3. Bunch flowered '4): Mrs J. Hill 1, Miss Barnett 2, Mrs Htrold Hayman 3. Single Narcissi—Yellow CI): Miss Barnett J, Mrs J. Hill 2. White (3) : Miss Bluett 1. Mrs J. Hill 2. Mrs E. Page 3-11-wtour (2): Miss Barnett 1. Twee red cup narcissi (4): Mrs J. C. Hay 1 and champion, Mrs J. Hill 2. Three 'arietins narcissi (non-first prize winners) '3): Mrs Harold Hayman 1, Mrs W. Cottee '. T. W. Wvlie 3. Hyacinths—Three varieties (2): Mrs j. C. Hay I. T. V?. TVylie 2. "ne blnom (?>): Mrs .7. C. Hay 1. T. W. Wylie 2. Anemonos fl): A. B. Eoyd 1. Single wallflowers (S): A, B. Boyd 1, Mrs 2. Double (1): Mrs C. Coventry 1. Pansies (T) : Miss R. Stokes 1 and 2, Mrj J. I. Havman 3. Violas —One variety (5): Mrs J. Hill 1. Mrs E. Paga 2. Mrs Brenton 3. Collection (1): Mrs J. Hill 1Polyanthus—Six (6): Mrs O. Coventry 1. -Mill Cameron 2, Mrs D. Johns 3. Three HO): Miss Marriott 1. Mrs C. Coventry 2, Mas Cameron 3. Primrogos (4): Mrs C. Coventry 1, Miss Marriott 2. Stock (2): T. h. Havman 1, Mrs C. Coventry 2. Flowering shrubs (2): Mrs J. H. Milne 1. Mas Barnett 2. Collection spring out blooms, grown in onen (2): Mrs Menzien I, A. B. Boyd 3. For those with fluarter»Bre or less (1): A. B. Boyd 1. Iceland floppies (1): Mrs T. L. Havman 1. BnoW*»kea (2) : Mrs Preece 1. Mrs J. Hill 2. _P»infing— Miss Rene Wood 1. Miss Alic<> 2. , Flncy Dress—Best dress: Margaret Finlayaon, Roa-er Enelefleld. Most economical *»••«: K. McKenzie 1. Patricia Culllmore -. Special pri7.es: Valda Low 1, Margery Bowles

MAYFIELD WOMEN'S INSTITUTE a LARGE ENTRY The third flower show of the Mayfield Roman's Institute was held in the Band flail. There were large entries and many fcHatlful blooms were displayed. Mr and M " Geo. Clark (Tinwold) judged the •looms. Special prizes were won as follows: — B «»t long trumpet daffodil (Mrs T. P. S«w- ---•"« prile): Mrs L. R. Harrison. Best ™.»tiHf bowl (Mrs L. C. Mcllroy's prize): *>« K. Austin. Best bowl of flowers suit*n* 'or dinner table (Mrs O. J. Murdoch's Urns): Mrs G. B. Murdoch. Best bow) of mind daffodils and narcissi (Mrs C. swell's prire): Mrs F. Peter. Other awards were made as follows: — Long trumpet daffodils, three varieties: -?*»*<. R. Harrison 1, Mrs P. Peter 2, Miss J - M. Duff 3. Short cup daffodlla: Mrs *"• R- Harrison 1, Mrs G. B. Murdoch 2, -y» Q. J. Murdoch 3. Polyanthus narcissi: s'» *<• R. Harrison 1, Mrs V. Peter 2, Miss •"•M-Daffß. Double daffodil: Mrs L. R. Har"ton 1. Primroses, four varieties: Mrs G. 5-Murdoch I, Mrs A. V. Barrett 2, Mrs 0. 3. Polyanthus, four varieties: Mrs Dnnstan 1, Mm Lilley 2, Mrs L. R. Har2 !(>n S. Pansicf, four varieties: Mrs A. V. *;."*« 1, Mrs W. T. Elmslie 2. Mrs 8. ""immin 3. Champion lons trumpet: Mrs T< q' ""rrison 1. Miss J. M. Duff 2, Mrs U. »»l«y 3. Champion short trumpet: Mrs F. •<,„ , \ Mrs c - Sew »» 2. Mrs t,. It. Hirrf?™,3. Violas, three VB'ietifs: Mrt t. Hood '. Mrg w. T. Elmslie 2. Mrs J. McCormlck V,. c,nth,: Mrs P. PetOr 1. Ar^mon": l«.i ow ' Murdoch 1. Miss OrneH 2. TeeiW ?oppie, : Mrs R. R. Johnston 1. Mrs £• E. Elmslie S. Mrs 1,. H"od 3. WiU- ;*»««: M»s S. Rhim"iin 1. Mrs L. R. Hir"On 2. Mrs W. Whitin' 3. Anv other in schedule Mrs C. Dunsf-i 1. -,,'" «• PMer 2. Mrs \V. T. Klmslie 1!. l-lav.-- "■* shrubs: Air* Geo. Murdoch 1 and 3,

Mrs F. Peter 3. Collection cut blooms: Mr?. (Geo. Murdoch 1. Mrs T. F. Seivell L', '.Mrs JR. Fisher 3. I DECORATIVE SECTION [ Bowl of daffodils and narcissi: Mrs I'. Teter 1, Miss J. M. Jjuff 'J, Mrs T. F. Sowell 3. Violas: Sirs U Hood 1, Mrs J. \ J. Mulligan 2. Mra «T. McCormiek 3. Violetsj 1 Mrs F. Peter 1. Floating bow): Miss K. Austin 1, Mrs T. F. Sewell 'J, Miss K. Goldsmith 3. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, HORORATA The nnnual flower shoiv, bazaar, and sale of produce, etc., of the Hororatu Presbyterian Church, organised by the Ladies' Sewing Guild, waß held in the Hororata Public Hall on Saturday afternoon. There was a fairly good attendance, and stallholders were kept busy. Those who had charge of the stalls were: Needlework stall, Mcsdames K. Murray and A. Tuer; ice cream and sweets, Miss K. V. Quartermain and Mrs S. Gibson; produce stall, Mrs T. E. Pearson and Misses Milne and R. Barrett; flower stall, Mrs E. Clucas and Mrs B. Clucas; bran tub, Miss E. Chapman and Mrs Magon; refreshments. Mesdames H. Yoates, W. A. Nelson, Misses B. Wilson and M. Hockridge. A concert was held in the evening, there being a good attendance. Two plays were produced by some members of the Coalgate Women's Institute, and another play by a party from Greendale; songs were sung by Miss Bates and Mr E. Ridgon, recitations were given by Mrs S. Worsfold, a 'cello bolo by Mrs D. Bulmer, and orchestral items by Miss Bates, Mrs D. Bulmer, and Mr Hicks Usher. The results were: —

FLOWERS (Judge: Mrs T. Gough, of Greendale.) Lonjf trumpet daffodils: Mrs G. Hall 1. Mrs McGarry 2. Short trumpet daffodils: Hororata School 1, Mrs McGarry 2. Hyacinths: Mrs Pesr3on 1. Primroses: Mrs E Clucas 1 and 2. Polyanthus: Mrs B. Clucas 1, Mrs Jekyll 2. Pansies: Mrs B. Olucas 1, Mrs J. Ballagh and Miss E. L. Nelson (equal) 2. Violets: Mrs W. A. Nelson 1, Mrs Hall 2. Tulips: Mrs B. Cluras 1, Mrs G. Marshall 2. Auriculas: Mrs 1. fc. Penrson 1, Mrs 3. Clucas 2. Collect-on of flowering shrubs: Mrs T. E. Pearson 1, Mrs Hall 2, Mrs McGarry 3. COOKEItY (Judge: Mrs G. 0. Detroit.) Sponge sandwich: Misß Milne 1 and '-'. Sponge roll: Miss Wilson 1, Mrs \\. A. Nelson a. Plain scones: Mrs W. ], Miss Milne 2. Pikelets: Miss M. no . Mrs Lawson 2. Shortbread: Miss Milno , Miss Wilson 2. Biscuit;: .Miss M»«n ■ Mrs Marshall 2. T.iSfht fruit ea*e. Mis . A. Nelson J. Mrs T. K Pearson m '' lad.-: Miss Wilson 1. Mrs TB Jones .. Children's Section—Pikelets: .Nets Lav eon 1. ____^_——•»■——