MAHENO FLOWER SHOW

Evening Star, Issue 22455, 28 September 1936, Page 2

MAHENO FLOWER SHOW

excellent spring or.'lay The annual spring show Tinder the auspices of the Maheno Presbyterian Church attracted largo attendances on Saturday. The standard of display was, as usual, good. Awards:— CUT BLOOMS. Judge: Mr J. Tait (Oamaru). Three varieties wallflower, single. Six entries —Mrs Livingstone 1, Mrs Weir 2, Miss L. Newlands 3. Vase blue grape hyacinths. Four entrjpt; Mrs Keleher 1, Miss L. Newlands 2, Miss Henry 3. Vase violets. Four entries—Miss Henry 1, Mrs G. Cox 2, Mrs Yorston Anemones, four varieties—Miss E. Gudscll 1. Vase of anemones—Miss Gwen Kclcher 1, Miss E. Gudscll 2. Vase freesias—Mrs Dewar, sen., 1, Mrs Hunter 2. Six pansies—Miss M. Fullerton 1. Six violas—Miss M. Fullerton 1, Miss L. Newlands 2. Mrs Milne 3. Six hyacinths. Six entries—W. M'Lennan 1, S. Hunter 2, G. Cox 3. Three hyacinths. Five entries—W. M'Lennan 1, S. Hunter and Mrs J. B. Dewar (equal) 3. Vase ranunculus—Mrs Dewar, sen., 1. Polyanthus, four varieties. Eleven entries—Mrs Dewar, sen., 1 and 2, Mrs J. B. Dewar 3. Primroses, four varieties. Six entries —Mrs Dewar, sen., 1, Miss D. Keleher 2, Mrs J. B. Dewar and Mrs Hunter (equal) 3. Auriculas —Mrs J. D. Watson 1. Stocks. Four entries—Miss Gwen Keleher 1, Mrs W. Muldrew 2,, Miss E. Gudsell 3. Lily, Crown Imperial—Mrs Dewar, sen., 1. Six varieties cut blooms—W. M'Lennan 1, Mrs Keleher 2, Miss E. GudseU 3. Flowing shrubs, six varieties. Four entries—Mrs H. G. Andrew 1, Mrs Dewar, sen., 2, Mrs Newlands 3. Narcissi, 12 varieties—Mrs Dewar, sen., 1, Mrs Newlands 2. Narcissi, nine varieties—S. Hunter 1, Mrs J Newlands 2. Narcissi, six varieties. Four entries —S. Hunter 1, Mrs Dewar, sen., 2, Mrs Keleher 3. Yellow trumpet narcissi. Five entries—Mrs A Lindsay 1, Miss S. Sinclair 2. Mrs Newlands 3. Bicoloured narcissi. Seven entries— Miss Dewar 1, Mrs Newlands 2, Mrs A. Lindsay and S. Hunter (equal) 3. Bed-cup narcissi. Six entries—Miss B. Dewar 1 and 2, Miss Dewar 3. Double narcissi—S. Hunter 1, Mrs Dewar, sen., 2 and 3. Vase of Empress—Mrs Dewar, sen., 1, Mrs J. B. Dewar 2, S. Hunter 3. Vase six Watkin—Mrs Dewar, sen., 1, S. Hunter 2. Vase of jonquils—Mrs Weir 1, Mrs G. Cox 2. Vase of polyanthus, yellow—Mrs Newlands 1. Vase of polyanthus, white—S. Hunter 1, Evan Robertson 2. Poeticus—Miss Dewar 1, Mrs Cox 2, Miss M. Fullerton 3. DECORATIVE. Judges: Mesdames J. Tait and D. Thomson (Oamaru). Decorated table, narcissi—Mrs A. G. Clark 1, Miss M. Dqwar 2, Mrs Newlauds 3. Decorated table, other ' than narcissi —Miss B. Dewar 1. Bowl of flowers —Mrs S. Hunter 1, Mrs J. Newlands 2. Basket of flowers—Mrs Newlands 1. Bowl of narcissi. Six entries —Miss M. Dewar 1 and 2, Miss V. Souness 3 Small bowl mixed flowers—Miss M. Dewar 1, Mrs S. Hunter 2. Floating howl. Six entries—Miss M Dewar 1 . Miss L. Newlands 2, Miss M Dewar 3. Bridesmaid’s posy. Four entries— Mrs Cox 1, Mrs Newlands >2, Mrs A. G Clark 3. Three vases flowers. Four entries— Miss M. Dewar 1, Miss B. Dewar 2 Mrs New’ands 3. Vase of flowers. Five entries—Miss B. Dewar 1, Miss M. Dewar 2, Mrs Newlands 3. Decorated mantelpiece. Five entries —Miss AI. Dewar 1, Mrs A. S. Clark 2, Miss V. Souness 3. —Children’s Section.— Junior girls’ buttonhole—Joan Milne 1, Naomi Andrew 2, Hazel Price and Duloie Davidson (equal) 3.

Buttonhole, intermediate girls— Margaret Andrew 1, Dorothy Sinclair and Noelinc Muldrew (equal) 2, June Duff 3. Lady’s spray, senior girls—Daphne Orr 1. Dorothy Sinclair 2, Mary Aluldrew . . , T Vase of flowers, junior .girls—Joyce Livingstone 1, Margaret Lawson 2, Phyllis Lawson 3. Vase of flowers, intermediate girls— Daphne Orr 1. Alary Muldrew 2, Dorothy Sinclair 3. Basket of flowers, senior girls—Joyce Orr 1. FANCY WORK. Judge: Miss M'Phail. Hand-knitted socks, fingering—Mrs G. Savillo 1 and 2. Bedspread, coloured embroidery— Mrs Kitto 1. Apron, co.ourod embroidery—Mrs A. Lindsay 1, Airs M'Kenzio 2, Mrs J. Clark 3. Traycloths, coloured embroidery. Five entries—Mrs A. Lindsay 1,2, and 3. Suppercloth, coloured embroidery. Seven entries —Aliss P. Weir 1, Aliss B. Dewar 2. Aliss G. Keleher 3. Table centre, coloured embroidery— Mrs A. Lindsay 1, Aliss D. Newlands 2. Embroidered cushion — Mrs A. S. Clark 1. Knitted cardigan or pullover—Miss D. Weir 1, Aliss E. M'Queen 2. Any other article in tapestry—Airs Dewar 1 and 2. Duchesso set. lour entries—Aliss P. Weir 1, Aliss D. Newlands 2, Airs W. Newlands 3. , . , Article made from material costing not more than Is—Airs T. Livingstone —Children’s Section.— Article in faneywork—Doroth Sinclair 1, Daphne Orr 2, Alary Muldrew Apron—Dorothy Sinclair 1, June Moore 2, Daphne Lawson 3. Table centre— Dorothy Sinclair 1. Article in cane work —Jean Byers 1, Daphne Lawson 2, Mary Aluldrew Article in - raffia—Jean Byers 1, Dorothy Sinclair 2, June Moore > 3. Apron, 9 to 12 years—Margaret Andrew 1, Helen Sinclair 2, Joan Aluldrew 3. - - Table centre —Joan Alxlno I. Any article in fancy work—Helen Sinclair 1 and 2, Joan AlUne 3. Article in cane work—Ellen Djeis X, Joan Milne 2. . Article in raffia —Joan Alilne 1, Mina Re w 2 Article in tapestry—Bernio W atson L Knitting, any article, under nine years—Patricia Muldrew 1, xhyllis Lawson 2, Dulcie Davidson 3. Knitting, any article, over nine years—Hazel "Price 1, Violet Robb Joyce Davis 3. BAKING. Judges: Alesdames Kiugan and A. Clark. ißermaline loaf—Mrs Livingstone 1. Nut loaf—Aliss M. Paton 1 and 2. Oven scones. Seven entries —Airs J. Alilne 1, Airs Weir 2, Aliss Newlands 3. C . die scones. Four entries —Airs J. Milne 1, Airs Price 2, Airs M'Kenzie Date scones —Airs J. Alilne 1, Aliss L. Newlands 2. , , Brown scones—Airs W. Muldrew 1.Pikelets. Five entries —Airs hiulmson 1, Aliss Audrey Orr and Airs Tull (equal) 2, Airs M'Kenzie 3. Oatcakes—Airs Finlinson 1. Fruit cake, light—Airs Heads 1, Airs S. Hunter 2. . v Seed cake—Airs Weir 1, Airs Yorston 2. "" Alarble cake—Airs Weir 1, Airs Livingstone 2, Airs Price 3. . .. Chocolate cake. Five entries—Mrs Price 1. Aliss Vera Souness 2. Airs M'Kenzie 3. _ _ , , ~ cake —Mrs S. Hunter 1, Mrs Full 2,°Alrs Weir 3. Walnut cake Mrs Tull 1, Mrs M'Kenzio 2. Napoleon cake —Airs Cose 1. Louise cakes —Mrs M'Kenzie -. Sponge sandwich —Airs AI Kenzie 1. Aliss Audrey Orr 2. . , .. Sponge roll —Mrs M Kenzie and Mrs Price (equal) 2, George Cox 3. Shortbread—Airs J. AI. Saville 1. Aliss L. Newlands 2. Collection of pastry—Airs J. " • Saville 1. —Children’s Section. — Four oven scones—Joan Alilne 1, Margaret M'Kenzio 2, Margaret AlulPour girdle scones—Joan Alilne 1, Alargaret Aluldrew 2, Margaret M Kenzie 3. _ „ , Plate of pikelets—Joyce Orr and Mavis Heads (equal) 1, Alargaret M'Kenzie 2, Alargaret Aluldrew S. Sponge sandwich—Alargaret AI Kenzie 1. i SWEETS. Plain toffee—Aliss T. Henry 1, Aliss H. Paton 2, Aliss M. Paton 3. Almond toffee—Mrs Livingston 1, Aliss I. Henry 2. _ Cocoanut ice. Six entries—-Aliss L. Henry 1, Miss H. Paton 2, Airs W. Muldrew and Airs D. Aluldrew (equal) 3 'Turkish delimit. Five entries—Aliss H Paton and Aliss I. Henry (equal) 1 ' Aliss AI. Paton and Airs Bowman (equal) 2, Aliss D. Saville 3. Butterscotch —Miss 1. Henry 1, Aliss H. Paton 2, Aliss D. Savi'lo 3 Fudge, plain—Miss I. Henry 1, Miss H. Paton 2, Aliss I). Pavil'e 3. Fudge, fancy—Aliss H. Baton I, Aliss I. Henry 2. —Children’s Section.— Plain toffee —Daphne Orr 1, Joyce Livingstone 2, Joyce Orr 3. _ Cocoanut ice—Undine Orr and Joyce Orr (equal) X. Dorothy Smclair ?• Margaret Aluldrew and Nooline Muldraw (equal) 3.