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Mrs. Lucio Kilby, 1st; Mrs. G. H. Davis Jr., 2nd; Mrs. Lewis J. Turner, 3rd; Mrs. R. E. Wood, Honorable Mention; Mrs. Charles H. Estes, Honorable Mention. ' Class XVI. Romance of the Orchards. Contemporary arrangment using flowering fruit branches; other ' flowers an<> foliage permitted.
Mrs. Charts H. Estes, 1st; Mrs. J. G.-Revercomh, 2nd; Mrs. R. E. Wood, 3rd; Mrs. George H. Davis, Jr., Honorable Mention; Mrs. A. W. Yowell, Honorable Mention. Class XVII. Our Beloved Children. Minature arrnagement not to excell three inches.
Mrs. S. E: Hening, 1st; Mrs. George Jameson, 2nd; Mrs. Harry Carter, 3rd. Class XVIII. The Miss Dolly. Invitation class for neighboring garden clubs. A mass arrangement. This class was presented in honor of Miss Mary Elizabeth Hite, author of “My Rappahannock Story Book.”
Rappahannock Garden Club, 1st; Warren County Garden Club, 2nd; Madison Garden Club, 3rd; Toanies Fauquier Garden Club, < Honorable Mention; Culpeper Garden Club, Honorable Mention.
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