FLOWER SHOW

Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 99, 21 January 1926, Page 10

FLOWER SHOW

ST. THOMAS’S SOCIETY LIST OF AWARDS St. Thomas Horticultural Society opened their twenty-seventh summer show yesterday. His Worship tho Mayor (Mr. C. B. Norwood), accompanied by Mrs. and Miss Norwood, were met by the president (Rev. Rooke) and tho treasurer (Mr. Salmon), and made brief speeches appropriate to the occasion. Little Miss Hoche presented the Mayoress with a handsome bouquet, which had been artistically made by Mrs. McGregor. Tho champion blooms are: Roses, Mr. Nicol; carnation, Mr. W. R. Griffiths; gladioli, Mr. W. R. Griffiths; and dahlia, Mrs. Dender. The principal awards are:— Roses. —Three novice: Mr. Bradley, 1; Mr Salmon, 2. Three reds: J. Bell, 1; A. Russell, 2. Three whites: Beavis, 1; Bull, 2. Three cream: Bell, 1; Bull, 2. Three pinks: Griffiths, 1; G. Clarke, 2. Three yellow: Bull, 1; Beavis, 2. Three distinct: Nicol, 1; Porteous, 2. Three any colour: Beavis, 1; Maxwell, 2. Six distinct: Porteous, 1; Griffiths, 2. Vase roses: Beavis, 1. Bowl; G. Clarke, 1 Carnations.—Three novice: W. Bradley 1: Mrs. Salmon, 2. Throe self: Griffiths, 1; G. Clarke, 2. Three picotees: Rice, 1- Three any variety; Griffiths, 1; Gully, 2. Three fancies: G. Clarke, 1. Six blooms: G. Clarke 1 and 2. Six blooms (for Mr. Patricks trophy): Mr. W. R. Griffiths, 1 and Sweet Peas—Six any variety: Mr. McGregor, 1; Mrs. Baiilie, 2. Six pico-teo-edged: Nicol, 1; Lane, .2 Six. white • Nicolf 1; Bull, 2. Six pink: Nicol, 1 Roll 2 6 bronze: Bull, 1, bane, , Harmer, 3. Six crimson: Lane,l and 2. Six orange: W. Bull, yuu. Nicol, 1; Lane, 2. Six mauve: Nicol 1, Lane, 2. Six striped: Bull,, 1, Lane, . Six any colour: Nico., 1; Bull, 2. lour vases: Bull, 1; Lane,. 2. . 1 Pansies.—Three novice: Reed, 1 Miss Hitchcock, 2. Three masterpiece: Bull, !• Morrison, 2. llireo selfs: Bull, 1. Three any other: Bull, 1 and 2. Twelve blooms? Bull. 1; Lane. 2. Twenty-four blooms: Bull, 1; Morrison, Violas.—Three novice: Miss Hitcn cock, 2. Three distinct: Mrs. Pender, 1 and 2. Three selfs: Mrs. Dender 1 and 2. Three any: Morrison, 1 and .. Dahlias.—Three novice: Miss Baillie, 2. Three singles: Mr. Grenside, 1 and-. Three collorette: Mrs. l; Grenside, 2. Three cactus: Mrs. lender, 1 and 2. Three castus (distinct): Mrs. Dender, 1; Grenside, 2. Three any other variety: Mr. Grenside, 1 and 2. Six any variety: Grenside, 1; Gaudin, «. Gladioli .-Three novice: Mr- Lamb, 1 and 2. Three scarlet: G. Wdson, 1, LSievers, 2. Three blue: Bilby, 1; Lamb, 2. Three white: Wilson, 1 and 2. Three pink: Burgess, 1; Bilby, 2. Three yclFow: Wilson. 1; Bilby, 2 Three ruffles: Sievers, 1; Bilby, 2. Three any colour: Dunne, 1; Burgess, 2. Three primulas: Bilby. 1; Rice, 2. Twelve any colour: Griffiths. 1; Bilby, 2. Cut Blooms.—Three dianthus: Mrs. Dender, 1. Three stocks: Mr. Bramley, 1 Three flocks: D. Sievers, 1. Three fuschia: Mr. Flett, 1. Three geraniums: Mrs. Grenside, 1. Three larkspur: Sievers, 2. Three delphinium: Lane, 1. Three marguerites: Mi’s. Harris, 1; Mrs. Dender, 2. Three pelargoniums: Severe, 1. Three pentstemons: Ainsworth. 1Three gaillardia: H. Bramley, 1. Three any other: McGregor, 1 and 2; Sievers, 3. Vegetables—Cabbages (Sugar Loat)Jones, I: Gully, 2. Cabbages (drumhead): Clarke, 1; Costello, 2. Lettuce: Lane, 1; Jones, 2. Peas: Lane, 1; Gully. 2. French beans: Clarke, 1 Harop, — Butter beans: Schniedcr. 1. Scarlet runner: larke, 1; Harrop, 2. Broad beans: Gullv. 1 and 2. Rhubarb (Giant): Gully, 2. Rhubarb (small). Gully, . 1 and 2. Shallots: Gully, 1 and 2. Onions peepers): Mr. Watson, 1; J. D. Smith, Onions (weight): Clarke, 1; Harrop, 2. Beet (long): McGregor, 1. Beet.(round). Schneider, 1; Lane, 2. Parsnips: McGregor. 1; Lane. 2. Carrots (short): Lane. 1 and 2. Turnips: Lane. 1 and -. Radish: Lane, 1; McGregor, 2. Kohl-rabi: McGregor, 1 and 2. Potatoes (white). Harrop, 1; Clarke. 2. Collection of vegetables: Lane, 1; Harris, 2. Fruit.— Apples, cooking! Lane. 1 and 2 Gooseberries: Lane, 1 and 2. Strawberries: Lane. 2. Loganberries, Lane, 1 Pot Plants— Begonias (tuber): Palmer, 1. Begonias (foliage): Mrs. Lyons, 1 and 2. Aspidistra, Mr. Lyons. 1: Air Harmer, 2. Foliage plants: Harmer, 1 and 2. Hanging basket: Costello. 1. Asparagus (plumosa): Lyons, 1; Costello, 2. Asparagus (nanus), Mr. Lyons, 1. Asparagus (spaongia), Mrs. Lvons, 1: Christenson. 2. Fern: Maidenhair. Hanner 1; Miss Baillie, 2: anv other variety. Harmer 1. Mrs. Jeffs, .. Palm: Mrs. Berry. 1. Begonias (flowering)- Palmer, 1 ond 2. Flowering plant: Mrs. Jeffs, 1: Christenson. 2., ladies’ Decorative.— Lady s spray: Mrs. Dender. 1; Miss Burgess. 2. Aase carnations: Mrs. Dender, 1. Vase sweet peas: Mrs. Dender. 2. Bouquet roses: Mrs. Garnham. 2. Bowl flowers: Miss Manson, 1: Mrs. Garnham, 2. Basket flowers: Miss Hitchcock.. 1; Mrs. Garnham. 2. Victorian posie: Miss Jones. Presentation bouquet: Mrs Dender. 1. Bridal bouquet: Mrs. Dender. 1. Wreath gladioli: Airs. Dender, 1. Young Ladies’ Decrrativo: Buttonhole: Aliss Teague, 1. Lady’s spray: Miss Robertson. 1. Bo u( I" et: erts, 1; Nancy Chambers, 2. Wreath. Miss J. Robertson, I. Domestic.— Cookery—Scones (P ,a ' T ’’’ Mrs. A. Russell. 1; fancy, Mrs. A. Russell 1 Girdle scones: Mrs. A. Ivussclh I.’ Pikelets: Mrs. Russell. L White brcAd- Airs. J. P. Smith. • Brown bread- Airs. Billv. 1. Nut bread: Mrs. Porrett, 1. Small cakes: jlrs. Duncan, 1- Airs. Perrett 2. Pastry: Airs. Perry, 1’ ‘ Shortbread: Airs. J. Cook- 1; Mrs. Stark, 2. Sponge sandwich: Mrs. Hansford, 1; Airs. Perrett. 2. Print Cake: Mrs. Barrett, 1; Ates. Perrett, 2 Sauce: Afrs Kildcr. 1; Mrs. McLean, -. Chiitnev ’ Messrs McLean. 1: Mrs. Hilder. ». Pot’iom- Mrs. Blackett, 1; Ates. McLean 2. Jellv: Ates. AlcLean. 1 - Fruit- Airs J. P- Smith, 1. Marmalade: Mrs- Benson. 1; Aliss Teague 2. Sweets: Mrs. McGregor, 1 and 2. Soup: Airs. H Fancv Wo"k.—Pillowslip: Mrs. Gundlov 1. Camisole: Aliss Benson. 1 nnd 2. Crochet: Aliss Allen. 1; Miss Stewart. 2. Jumper: Ates. Flett 1. Any other work: Miss Allen. 1; Miss BenS °ArHcle from Kerosene Tin.—Colin Blnckett, 1. , . _ Photography.—Flowers in vase: Ates. Russell 1. 2, and 3. Animal study: Mrs. Russell’. 1 and 3: Aliss Filchett, 2. Portrait: Ate. Blnckett. 1. Landscape: Ahss Johnson. 1 and 2. Seascape: Aliss Johnston. 1; Airs. Russell. 2. Children’s Class (15 and under).—Buttonhole: Geo. AVilson. 1 ; Nancy Lane. 2. Ladies’ spray: Nancy Chambers, 1. Betty Lnne. 2. Vase: Nancy Lane 1; Naimv Chambers, 2. Fern: Gerty Clarke 1- Edna Russell. 2 Plant: Bettv Lane. 1- Na,nev Lane. 2. Collection flowers: J.’ Bradlev. 1; Frank Fraser. 2. Sweet peas: Afarion Prosser. 1: Beatrice ProsS °Eleven years and under. —Buttonhole: Nancy Flett. 1; Monica Heron. 2. Lady s spray: Schmdier, 1: Phyllis Clarke, ?. Vase: Tris Peters, 1: Allan Hall-Smith, 2 “ Woodwork—Ruri Morgan. 1. Macconi: Frank Prosser, 1. Girls’ crochet: Beatrice Prosser, 1. Fancywoik: hivncy Lane, 1; Olivo Afiller. 2. Paper flowers: Adelaide Rooke. Raffia: Ins Peters,. 1 and 2. Pen and ink drawing: Betty Wellwood, 1: R. AVilleox. 2. Water colour: Beatrice Prosser, 1. Essay on flowers: Nancy Lane. 1: Allan H B .* l ” Smith, 2. Scones: Gerty Clarke. 1: Maire Prosser, 2. Snonge sandwich: Olive Miller. 1; Ena Johnston, 2. Pastry: Ena Johnston, 1. Sweets: Nancy Chambers, I; Ina Muir, 2.