FLOWER SHOWS

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 250, 22 November 1929, Page 2

FLOWER SHOWS

WOMEN' S CLUB FTJNCTION. SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITION. The first flower sliow held by the Hawlce's Bav "Women 's Club was opened by Mrs H. Huxuphries on Wednesdav afternoon and proved an outstanding Mxccess. The rooxxi was decoi'ated by Mns R. I. Sutton with beautiful blooms and afforded a pleasing sight. "nxe judging was carried out by Mrs H- M. Wilson, Hastings, and. Mrs R. Holt, the awards being as follows: — Roses. — Six distinct varieties. — Mrs Pattullo 1, Miss W. Clark 2, Mrs Beattie 3. (11 entries). Three distinct varieties. — Mrs Pattullo 1, Mrs Evan Davis 2, Mrs McClurg 3. (15 exxtries). Oue, any variety.— Miss W. Clark 1, Mrs Kinross Wbite 2 and 3. (17 eiltries). Clianipion lxise. — Miss Clark. Reserred cbampion.— Mrs Pattullo. Sweet peas, six vases, distinct varieties three stems of each". — Mrs Colin Whit© 1, Mrs Pattullo 2, Mrs Mason Chambers 3. Three vases, distinct, three stems of each. — Mrs Colin White 1, Mrs Pattullo 2, Mrs Mason Chambers 3. One vase, any variety, three or more steixxs. — Mrs Colin White 1, Mrs Pattullo 2, Mrs Georg© Kelly 3. Pansies. three blooms, distinct shades. — Mrs McClnrg 1, Mrs B. Chambers 2. Antirrhinums, three vases, three shades of colour. — Mrs B. Chambers 1, Mrs J. I. Cato 2, Mrs Leaby 3Seyen entries. Stock, three vases, three shades of colour. — Mrs Pattullo 1. Carnations, three border or perpetual, distinct varieties. — Mrs R. I. Sutton 1, Mrs A. Hetley- 2 and 3. Shrixbs, collectioix of flowenng shrubs, xxot more thax> sfx varieties. — Mrs Mason Chambers 1, Mrs B. Chambers 2, Mrs R. I. Sutton 3. Decorative, Victpriaii posy, open to nxembers and their families, — Mrs J. I. Cato 1. Mrs S. Twigg 2, Miss Renai 3. Thirteen entries. Bowl, any flowers and foliage.— Miss Renai 1, Mrs Hector Srnitlx 2, Mrs Pattullo 3, Mrs 11. I. Sutton v.h.c. Nineteen entries.