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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1932.
THE COLONY'S FLORAL BEAUTY.
THURSDAY'S SUCCESSFUL FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SHOW.
LADY PEEL PRESENTS PRIZES AT COLOURFUL
EXHIBITION,
What kas generally' considered to be one of the most auosessful Hower and vegetable shows over held in the Colony was staged, by the Hong Kong Horticultural Socinty at Voluntoor Hoarquarters yesterday afternoon and evening. The many and varied exhibite reached a high standard of excellenco, the manner in which they were set out was deserving of great praise, and expressions of delight were heard on all sides as the visitors wandered among the beauti fully decorated stands. During the afternoon His Excellancy the Governor and tidy Peol, accompanied by Captain T. A. Coltman, A.B.C., and My, G. W. Tufton, Private Secretary, made a tour of the stands, after which Her Ladyship prosented the prizes.
FULL LIST OF PRIZE-WINNERS.
Tributes to the work of the judges and to the activities of Mr. J. T. Bagram, Hon. Secretary of the Society, were paid by His Excel Ioney Major-General -J. W. Sandi- lands, in his address to the Enther. ing assembled to witness the pre- sentation of prizna
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WEDDING BELLS.
A BRIDE FROM IRELAND.
WESTLAKE-McCANCE
St. John's Cathedral, was the scene of a pretty wedding on Wed nesday afternoon when Miss Eliz beth MuCarico, who, arrived in the Colony by the P. & O. .. Rajpu tana, was married to Mr. Henry Froderick Westlake, the Vory Rev. E. A. Swaan afficiating.
The brido is a, daughter of the labe Mr. J. F. Möcance and of Mrs. McCause of Woodbourne, Dunmurry, County Antrim, North Ireland, while the bridegroom, who is a member of the Armoured Car Company, ¡H.KY.D.C., is the son of Mr. H. Westlake, the popular Lieutenant and Quartermaster of the Corps.
Given away by Mr. A. Gillard,
3 Pots of Maiden Hair Ferns, bag bride was attired in a dress of cream sutin with old Limerick ince veil, and carried a bouquet of white
Mrs. Ho. Kom Tong.
3 Pots of Pansies &/or Violas, rose and sweet peas. Mrs. L. Dunbar.
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3 Pots of Primula, No Award. 3 Pots of Annuals, Perennials &/or any Plant, excluding Palms, Lady Pool.
Mrs. J. Jarman, as matron of honour, was dressed in blue répe- rentoh, and white felt hat. dechine, with georgette contes to The bridegroom's mother attended in n dreas of champagne georgette, with panne voivet han luce costes to match, and black
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Mr. R., R. Davies dischargod the
"I consider" said His Excel-! 8 Pots of Annuals or Plants lenes, that the exhibits reflect raised from seed the same BCLEOD great credit on all "concerned," (excluding Nasturtiums), Mrs. F. duties of best man,” Thanks were proffered to the vari-C. Hall.
A
large gathering, including Colonel, Mrs, and Miss Bird: Opt. W. G. Goster (Adjutant), and the Rev. and Mrs. Swann, attentled the reception which was held at Volun
bride was given by Capt. Goater. tour Hoadquarters." The toast to the
Many beautiful presents werd 3 Pots af Dahlias, Mrs. R. M. also having brought with her from soon in the reception hall, the bride. Dyer.
ious donors of prizes, and to Lieut- 3 Pots of Annuals or Plants Col, L. G. Bird for permitting the raised from sead the same senson Society the use of the Volunteer, and not included in Classes 34 to Drill Ball during the afternoon 30 or 30 to 65, Mrs. H.. E. Gold, nad evening. General Sandilands, smith. after expressing "the gratitude of the Society to Lady Peel for her presence there, asked her to present the prizes.
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Her Ladyship herself was the winner in three classes, her paa- kies ranking among the foremost ex- hibits of the showe
Other prominent winders were ¦ Mrs. R. M. Dyör, (six firsts), Mrs.
F.
3 Pots of Roses, No Award.
3. Pots of Carnations &/or Pico
tees, Mr. A.. Camoron.'"
Ireland a host of presents, includ ing family jowela
costume was a blue silk cardigan Mrs. Westlake's going away
suit, with blue and white Baku.
3 Pots of Maiden Hair Forns, straw hat. The honeymoon is being. Mr. Paul Lauder,
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3 Pots of Pansies &/or Violar, Mrs. Paul Lauder.
3 Pots. of Primula, Mr. J. T.
Hall, (three firsts), Mrs. | Bagram. "
Baul Lauder, (four firsts), Sir 3 Pots of Annuals, Perennials Robert and Lady Ho Tung, (five &/or Plante excluding Palme, Mr. firsts), Mr. J. T. Bagium, (five |L. S. Greenhill, firsts) and Mr. W. H. Bell, (feur) Graty),
During the afternoon and even- ing selections were rendered by the band of the lab, Batallion the. South Wales Borderers, conducted by Bandmaster J. L. Gecks, A.R. C.M.
Some Outstanding Exhibits.
A collection of Vegetables, The Hong Kong Club
A collection of Vegetables, Mr. L J. Davies.
12 bunches of Cut Flowers, Mrs. Ho Kom Tong.
bunches of Sweet Peas, Lady Ho Tung
bunches of Antirrhinum, Miss
M. Ellis,
3 Red, or Pink Roses, Mrs. R. E;
The foremost. exhibits. were 11- doubtedly the penales, cineraria Hoare.
African daisies, and, in the vege- 3 White or Yellow Rosen, No table section, lecks. Twelve pan-Award.
sies, (Lady Peel) evoked murmers 3 Roses, any colour, Mrs. R. E.. of delight from all who gazed at Hoare.
them, while three pots of cinern- 6 Carnations &/or Picotees. Mrs. ria made a very beautiful show. AR. M. Dyer. wonderful wealth of African dai-
sies looked delicious, while Mra. F. C. Hall's Leeks were very extremely large.
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6 Cactus Dahlias, Lady Feel.
e Dahlias other than Cactus, Mrs. Ho Fock.
bunches of Mignonette, Mrs. R.
M. Dyer.
4 bunches of Nasturtiums, Mrs.
17 Pansies, Lady Pool.
Miss Pamela Scott-Harston had spone magnißcent peas on the vege tapie stand, dwarfing in size other R. E. Hoare. similar efforts by other exhibitors. The flower section was a wealth of beauty, the general impression being assistad greatly by a table of sweet peas, (not for exhibition) by Mr. Ho Kom Tong.
The various vases of cut flowers showed great taste, and made charming spectacle, but from the point of view of the disinterested visitor, ignorant of the finer points of horticulture, and seeking only! for beauty, the best exhibit of all was a few humble daffodils, stand- ing out in their English simplicity from the galaxy of foreign colour with their stems straight as a guardsman's back and with their heads held high, as well they "might.
Challenge Cups...
1. Pot Plants-Open, Major Gen- feral J. W. Sandilands.
2 Pot Plants-Peak, Mrs. F. C. Hall.
3 Vegetables Open, Mr. J. W. Franks,
Miss P.
4. Vegetables-Peak,
Scott Harston.
3. Cut Flowers-Open, Mrs. R. M.. Dyer.
6. Cut Flowers-Peak, Mr. J. T. Bugram,
6 Pots of Annuals or Plants raised from seed, the saDIG BEDKON (excluding Nasturtiuma), Mrs. Ho Fook.
3. Pula of Annuals or Flants raised from aced the same season and not included in Classes 1 to 3 or 6' to 32, Mrs. R. M. Dyer.
Ellis.
banches of Violeta, Miss M.
6 bunches of Cut Flowers, Mr. W. H. Bell.
bunches of Sweet Peas, Mrs. T. C. Hall.
6 bunches of Antirrhinum, Sir Robert Ho Tung.
3 Red or Pink "Roses, No Award. 3 White or Yellow Hoses, Bir Robert Ho Tung..
3 Roses any colour, No Award. o Carnations &/or Picotees, Mr. J. T. Bagram,
6 Cactus Dahlias, Mrs. F. C Hall.
Dahlias other than Cactus, Sir Robert Ho Tung,
bunches of Mignonette, Mr. W. H. Bell.
bunches of Nasturtiums, Mrs. Paul Lauder..
14 Pansies, Mr. J. T. Bagram. 8 bunches of Violets, Mr. W. K. Bell:
6 cut Rosos, Mrs. R. E. Hoare, 1. Yane of Cut Flowers, (3 prizes), 1st Miss M. Loureiro, 2nd Mrs. R. E. Hoare, ard Mrs. Dunterville.
Basket of Cut Flowers for child- ren under 16, No Award.
Basket of Cut Flowers for child- ren under 10, 1st Miss A. H. Ross; 2nd Miss Hazel Lauder,
Table Decorations, (3 Prizes), let Mrs. Paul Lauder; 2nd Mrs. 0. B.. Brown, 3rd. Mrs. 8. H. Rose.
A display of Cut Flowers Mea. R. M. Dyer,
Group of Bulbs, Mr. J. T. Bo-
a Pots of Dahlias, Mrs. L. Dupgram. ...
bar.
3 Pots of Roser, Mr. J. H. Tag gart.
3 Peta of Carnations &/or Pico
ters, Lady Ho Tung.
Pola of Annuals or Plante grown from seed the same on (Novelty Class); Mr. W. H. Bell. (excluding Nasturtiums, No Award. 3 Pota of Flowering Plants
apent at Macao.
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