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For best exhibit of \\'hite Roses other than Killarney — 1st, Mrs. 

 H. H. Rogers (gardener, James Gartliley) ; 2nd, Mrs. T. O. Richard- 

 son (gardener, James Robertson). 



For best exhibit of Petunias — 1st. Mrs. H. M. Brook:;; £ -d, 

 Mrs. W. W. Sherman (gardener, Andrew Ramsay). 



For best bed Growing Roses — Mrs. T. J. Emery. 



For best display of Small Potted I'huits — Oscar Schultz. 



For best display of Schizanthns— 1st, Mrs. H. M. Brooks; 2nd. 

 August Belmont (gardener, John Forbes). 



For best 12 White Killarney Roses— August Belmont. 



For best 12 Plants of Calceolarias — Mrs. H. M. Brooks. 



For best 24 Jacqueminot Roses — 1st, Miss Fanny Foster 

 (gardener, C. M. Bugholt); 2nd, Miss Wetmore. 



For best 12 Plants of Gloxinias — 1st, Vincent Astor (gardener, 

 James Boyd); 2nd, August Belmont. 



For best fancj' basket of Foliage Plants — 1st, Hugh Meikle; 

 2nd, Vincent Astor. 



For best collection of Outdoor Rcses — 1st, William W. Astor 

 (gardener, Hugh Williamson); 2nd, ilrs. T. J. Emery; 3rd. Mrs. 

 T. 0. Richardson. 



For best vase of 12 Hybrid Roses — 1st, William W. Astor : 2nd, 

 Mrs. T. O. Richardson; 3rd, Mrs. T. J. Emery. 



For best vase of 6 Hybrid Roses — 1st, Mrs. T. 0. Richardson; 

 2nd, Miss Fanny Foster; 3rd, Mrs. T. J. Emery. 



For best vase 12 Red Hybrid Roses — 1st, Miss Fannie Foster; 

 2nd, Mrs. T. O. Richardson; 3rd, Mrs. Sidney Webster (gardener, 

 T. K. Sullivan). 



For best vase 12 Pink Hybrid Roses — 1st, Mrs. T. 0. Richardson; 

 2nd. Miss Fannie Foster; 3rd, Mrs. Sidney Webster. 



For best vase 12 White Hybrid Roses.— 1st, Mrs. T. 0. Richard- 

 son; 2nd, Jliss Fannie Foster; 3rd, August Belmont. 



For best vase 12 Blush-White Hybrid Roses — 1st, Miss Fanny 

 Foster; 2nd, Mrs. T. 0. Richardson.' 



For best vase 2.5 Hybrid Roses, any variety — 1st, William W. 

 Astor: 2nd, Miss Fannie Foster; 3'rd. Mrs. T. O. Richardson. 



For best vase 12 Red Tea Roses — 1st, ; 2nd, 



August Belmont. 



For best 12 White Tea Roses— 1st, Mrs. William B. Leeds 

 (gardener, William Gray) ; 2nd, August Belmont. 



For best vase of 12 Pink Tea Roses — 1st, Mrs. William B. Leeds; 

 2nil, ilrs. Alfred Tnckerman (gardener, E. Kempenaar). 



For best vase of 12 Yellow Tea Roses — 1st, August Belmont. 



For best Gardenia Blooms — 1st, Mrs. H. M. Brooks; 2nd, Vincent 

 Astor. 



For best collection of 12 varieties of Hardy Herbaceous Flowers 

 — 1st, August Belmont; 2nd, Mrs. T. .J. Emery. 



For best display of Sweet Peas shown with foliage — 1st, Jlrs. 

 William B. Leeds; 2nd, Mrs. H. E. Converse, Marion, Mass. 

 (gardener, David Ray); 3rd, Mrs. T. 1. Emerj'. 



For best G vases J^weet Peas, 6 varieties — l.st, Mrs. William B. 

 Leeds; 2nd, Mrs. William G. Weld. 



- For best 3 vases of Sweet Peas, 3 varieties — 1st, Mrs. William 

 B. Leeds; 2nd, Mr. William G. Weld; 3rd, Mrs. T. J. Emery. 



For display of Sweet Peas -The Aphine Manufacturing Co., 

 silver cup, valued at $2.3. Mrs. William B. Leeds. 



For best Bunch of Black (drapes — Jlrs. T. J. Emery. 



For best Bunch of White Grape.s — Mrs. T. J. Emery. 



For best Nectarines— .August Belmont. 



For best Dish of Gandy Strawberries — Mrs. %. J. Emery. 



For best dish Marshall Strawberries — 1st, Mrs. Ellen French- 

 Vanderbilt; 2nd, Mrs. T. J. Emery. 



For best Dish, any variety of Strawberries — 1st. Daniel B 

 Fearing (gardener John Baumgartner) ; 2nd, Mrs. Ellen French 

 Vanderbilt. 



For best collection of Strawberries — 1st, Daniel B. Fearing. 



For best Bunch of Beets — William Brenton Green (gardener. 

 Samuel Speers) ; 2nd, Mrs. T. .J. Emery. 



For best 2 cabbages — 1st, Vincent Astor; 2nd, Mrs. Ellen French 

 Vanderbilt. 



For best 2 Cauliflowers — 1st, Mrs. Ellen French-Vanderbilt; 2nd 

 Vincent Astor. 



For best 2 Cucumbers— 1st, Mrs. T. J. Emery; 2nd, Mrs. Ellen 

 French-Vanderbilt. 



For best Bunch of Onions — 1st, William Brenton Green; 2ud, 

 Mrs. T. J. Emery. 



For best 6 Heads of Lettuce — 1st, Mrs. Sidney Webster; 2nd,^ 

 Mrs. Ellen French-Vanderbilt. 



For best 3 Dishes of Potatoes — 1st, Mrs. T. J. Emery. 



For best one-half Peek of Peas — 1st, Mrs. Ellen French-Vander- 

 bilt; 2nd, Mrs. T. J. Emery. 



For best Dish of Potatoes — William Brenton Green. 



For best 12 Stalks of Rhubarb — 1st, William Brenton Green: 

 2nd, Mrs. Ellen French-Vanderbilt. 



For best 12 Tomatoes— 1st, Daniel B. Fearing: 2nd, Mrs. T. J. 

 Emery. 



For best 2 Bunches of Turnips — 1st, Mrs. Ellen French-Vander- 

 bilt; 2nd, Mrs. T. J. Emery. 



For best collection of Wild Flowers — Miss Anna M. Gatzenmeier. 



For best collection of named AVild Flowers on table arranged 

 for effect — Miss Anna M. Gatzenmeier. 



For best 6 distinct kinds of Vegetables — 1st and Weeber & Don 

 prize, Mrs. T. ,T. Emery : 2ud. Colonel Frederick Mason (gardener, 

 E. L. Lewis). 



For vase of best Yellow Roses- 1st and Charles H. Tottv prize, 

 Mrs. W. B. Leeds. 



For 2 best hanging baskets of Foliage and Flowering Plants — 

 1st and Joseph Breck & Sons prize, Mrs. T. J. Emery. 



For best design of Planting of Conifers and Evergreens in space 

 not exceeding 200 square feet — 1st and Hitching & Co. prize, 

 Oscar Schultz. 



For best G vases of Outdoor Grown Flowers — 1st and Bobbink & 

 Atkins prize, Mrs. Ellen French-Vanderbilt; 2nd, August Belmont. 





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 May 15, 1913. R. M. CARRIER." 



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