SPRING FLOWER SHOW

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 9, Issue 16, 19 October 1945, Page 3

SPRING FLOWER SHOW

WOMEN'S INSTITUTE EVENT

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The Ma tat a Women's Institute held a very successful flower show on Wednesday October 10 in the King's Theatre. The weather was fine and entries were good- Results were as follows:— Collection of Bulbs: Mrs Smith 1; Mrs Cameron 2. llanuculus: Mrs H. Burt 1; Miss M. Burt 2. Pansies: Mrs Warbrick 1: Mrs Winters 2. Linaria: Mrs Wilkins 1; Miss Burt 2. Iceland Poppies: Mrs Warbrick 1; Mrs T. Mikkelsen 2. Calendulas: Mrs Smith 1; Mrs M. Lees Antirrhinums: Mrs Warbrick 1; Miss Burt 2. Nemesia: Mrs B. Magee 1; Mrs D. Taylor 2. Geranium: Mrs Smith 1. Stock (!* trusses): Mrs W. Law 1; Mrs Mortensen 2. Tulips: Mrs Law 1. Aretotis: Mrs; Taylor 1; Mrs Peterson 2. Best Rosebud: Mrs Smith 1; Mrs H. Withy 2. Eight Garden Flowers: Mrs Smith 1; Mrs Bell 2. Lily of the Valley: Mr}? Smith 1: Mrs Cameron 2. Victorian Posy: Miss L. Kendall 1; Mrs Smith 2. White Bouquet (with, greenery): Miss Rcndall 1; Mrs Logan 2. Ladies Spray: Mrs Cameron 1; Mrs Rupcrft Withy 2. Saucer of Flowers (in sand): Mrs Logan 1; Miss Rcndall 2. Vase for Effect: Mrs Warbrick 1; and 2. Bowl for Effect (small): Mrs Cameron 1; Mrs H. Withy 2. Bowl for Effect (large): Mrs War. brick 1; Mrs Burt 2. Any Flower not Scheduled: Mrs H. Withy 1; Mrs Meredith 2. Six Perennials: Mrs Smith 1; Mrs H. Withy 2. Six Annuals: Mrs Smith 1; Mrs H. Withy 2. Polyanthus-Primroses: Mrs Warbrick 1; Mrs Cameron 2. Four Flowering Shrubs: Mrs Law 1; Mrs Warbrick 2. Wallflowers: Erica Naumann 1; Mrs B. Magee 2. New Potatoes: Mrs Cain 1; Bryce Magee 2. Three Eggs: Norma Wrathall 1; Miss Kendall 2. Six Sticks Rhubarb: Mrs J. Parkinson 1. Collection of Vegetables: Mrs Conn 1; Mrs H. Withy 2.

Six Plain Sconcs: Mrs Reichardt \\ Mrs Parkinson 2. Sultana Scones: Mrs Reichardt J; Mrs H. Withy 2. Six Pikelets: Mrs Burt 1; Mrs Reicharclt 2. Six Assorted Biscuits: Mrs B. Magee 1; Mrs 11. Withy 2. Plain Sponge: Mrs Taylor 1; Mrs Caverhill 2. Iced Butter Sponge: Mrs Caverhill 1; Mrs Whittome 2. Chocolate Cake: Mrs H. Withy 1; Mrs Caverhill 2. Fruit Cake: Mrs) Parkinson 1; Mrs Reichardt 2. Loaf White Bread: Mrs Cain 1;, Mrs H. Withy 2. Jar Jam: Mrs, Smith 1; Mrs B. Magee 2. Bottle of Preserves: Mrs Cameron 1; Miss Burt 2. I Boys' and Girls' Section Three Pikelets: Peter Withy 1; Mary Withy 2. Plain Sponge: Peter Withy 1; Mary W r ithy 2. Ladies' Spray: Betty Taylor 1; Mary Withy 2. Buttonhole: Betty Taylor 1; Diana Warbrick 2. Vase for Effect: Dahlia Perenara 1: Henrietta Moore 2. Miniature Garden: Morris Raureti 1; Tini Fraser 2. Needlework Feltwork: Miss Chaplin 1; Miss Burt 2. Gloves (skin): Miss Burt 1. Gloves (crochet): Mrs Bagley 1. Article of Plain Sewing: Marie Topp 1; Del Caverhill 2. Handworked Cushion (filled): Mrs Bovvers 1. Handworked Cushion: Mrs Mikkelsen 1; Mrs W T hittome 2. Duchess Set (in colours): Miss I. Mikknisen 1 and 2; Mrs Mikkelsen Special. Worked Supper Cloth: M Logan 1; Miss Mikkelsen 2. Worked Tray Cloth: Miss Logan I; Miss Mikkelsen 2. Child's Frock: Mrs Goldsmith 1; Miss. Chaplin 2. Child's Smocked Frock: Marie Topp 1; Del Caverhill 2. Thrift Article: Mrs Smith 1: Mary O'Rourke 2; Miss Chaplin o. Patchwork Apron: Mrs Logan 1; Mrs Smith 2. Article from Flower: Mrs Logan 1; Miss Chaplin 2. Knitting Adult's Knitted Article: Miss Chaplin 1: Mrs Whittome 2: Mrs Bell Special. Infant's Knitted Set: Mrs Wliittome 1. .Child's Knitted Article: Mrs .Topp 1: Mrs Whittome 2. Article from Home-spun Wool: Mrs H. Withy 1: Mrs Flanncry 2. The. points prize was won oy Mrs Smith.