METHODIST CHURCH, MORNINGTON

Evening Star, Issue 17483, 14 October 1920, Page 8

METHODIST CHURCH, MORNINGTON

The narcissi show and sale' of work held in Wesley School Hall on Wednesday afternoon and evening was in every way a distinct success. There was a very line display of blooms. Mr Andrew Miller, as judge, was most painstaking and efficient, and his decisions gave great satisfaction. In addition to this, Mr Miller had a splendid display of 50 varieties for exhibition only. Many of these were seedlings of his own raising, and were given to the committee for sal©. Mr Miler was heartily thanked for his kindness and courtesy. Good business was done at the various stalls, and the net result will be about £SO. In the evening there was a very large attendance, and much heartiness and enthusiasm were manifested.

The prize list is as follows ;—Yellow trumpet—Mr Cunliffe 1, Mrs Nicholson 2; whits trumpet—Mr Cunliffe 1, Mrs Sewell 2; bi-co!or trumpet—Mr Cunliffe 1, Miss R. Nicholson 2; Incomparabilis— Miss Watts 1, Mr Cunliffe 2 and 3; Barrii —Mr Cunliffe 1, Mrs Turnbull 2, Mrs Waite 3; Deedsii—Miss Watte 1, Mr Cunliffe 2, Miss Nicholson 3: Poeticus—Mr Cunliffe 1, Mrs Peake 2, Miss Watte 3; Tazebta—Mrs Peake 1, Mi's Grenfell 2, Miss I. Oliver 3; variety; Miss Watts 1, Miss R. Nicholson 2, Mrs Nicholson 3; collection—Mrs Nicholson 1, Mrs Waite 2, Mrs Grenfell 5; bowl narcissi—Miss Smith 1, Mrs Cunliffe 2; basket (decorated) —Mrs Turnbull 1, Mrs Cunliffe 2; collection of spring flowers—Miss Hall 1, Mrs Waite 2. Exhibits were staged InMrs Cross.