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A summary of tne classes is as follows:
Horticultural Specimens and Collections; roses, dahlias, earljr mums, gladiolus, perennial asters, delphinium, fall iris, annual asters, marigolds, petunias, zinnias, everlasting flowers, potted house plants, blooming or berried shrubs, and miscellaneous groups for both annuals and perennials. \ /
Schedule arrangements, theme: "Fun with Flowers.”
Arrangement 1. “A Bit of Fun” A small arrangement using any material, to be shown in shadow boxes (6x 5% x 2% inches deep of a gray-green color) which will be furnished by the staging committee. Suggested».ai2e of- tbe vfrangement is approximately 4% inches overall. This class is limited to members of Rappahannock Garden Club. - F
Arrangement 2. “Fun in Rappahannock.” An arrangement, any size, to illustrate a favorite sport, game, or form of recreation in Rappahannock. Type of container and plant material is unlimited and accessories may be used if desired. “
Arrangement 3. “An Apple A Day.” An arrangement of fruit with foliage, featuring apples, with or Without flowers or other accessories to be staged in an apple box furnished by the staging committee.
Arrangement 4. “Fun for Mother and Daughter.” Two Bimilar arrangements of flowers and/or berries, one large, one small, using same colors, design, and similar plant materials. These arrangements to be shown on, a hall table furnished by the exhibitors. The small arrangement must be made by a child not over 12 years of age in the presence of the Junior Participation chair-, man on the morning of the show before 10:30. The child need not be a relative of the exhibitor of the matching large arrangement. It is requested that these hall tables be brought to the school before 9 p.m. on the bight before
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