ies) 
Prendergast, Master Kevin, $3.00 for the Endowment Fund for Children’s 
fork, 
Public School Kindergarten Association, $100.00 for the children’s clubroom 
library in memory of Miss Jean Amos. 
Public School 90, Wooden implements for greenhouse work. 
Public School 225 Mothers’ Club, One flower bowl for the Department. 
Public School 233 Parents’ Association, $5.00 for the children’s garden. 
Raskin, Misses Ruthann and Vilma, $2.00 for the Endowment Func 
Children’s Work 
Ridgway, Miss Bev ae, $5.00 for the Endowment Fund for Children’s Work. 
Shaw, Miss Ellen Eddy, Two gold honor pins fo vice in the outdoor garden. 
Seer Master Fale $2.00 for the Endowment t Fund for Children’s Work. 
Sherwin, Misses Gladys and Jean, One book for the children’s clubroom 
library. 
any 
for 
Miscellaneous 
Brooklyn Citizen, Brooklyn, 1 photograph of view in Japanese Garden. 
Mrs. Walter - V. Cranford, Greenwich, Conn., 1 bronze statue, “ Roses of 
Gilmore, Mr. Howard, Brookline, Mass., 2 photographs of Polypodiwm vir- 
gintanum var. cambricotdes. 
Mr. Bernhard Hoffman, Stockbridge, Mass., 1 truck load of limestone. 
Nally, Mr. Julian, Gotha, Fla., 2 ae showing habit and fruit of 
ee strictu 
Mr. Frederick kW . Raetz, Nc York City, 3 photographs of views in Brooklyn 
Botan as 
Miss Helen Tillinghast Vernon, Conn., 1 box of decorative gourds and cere- 
monial corr 
Mr. V. L. Van Hor ne, Brooklyn, 21 small prints of views in the Japanese 
Garden. 
Miss Hilda Vilkomerson, Brooklyn, S. 
Woman’s Auxiliary of Brooklyn Botanic Garden, 1 ladle for punch bow 
i 
7 specimens of fossil plant 
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APPENDIX 2 
PUBLICATIONS BY THE BOTANIC GARDEN 
PERSONNEL DURING 1937 
Becker, Herman F. 
Xerophyte exhibit of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden at the 
Twenty-fourth International Flower Show, March 15-20 
Cactus and Succulent Journal 8: 193-195 May. 
Benedict, Ralph C. 
Visions and Visionaries in Science Education. Teaching 
Biologist 6: 50-51, 61. January. 
