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a fresn crop of niecals ,and prize ribbons to nortb shore garden clubs. Three silver, medals, fine -blue rib- bons, five red, and four white, anid one bronze inedal are fruits of suc- cess. for nine local clubs and two havingmay embers ini these vl lages. The Flower' show is current daily fromn 10 to 10 including Su'iday, April 1IL To pimake one or two brilef comments on the show itself before listing rlbbon winning exhibits. This year's. floor plan for the show is a departurefrom any of its predecessors, it 45 by far one of the most lfnteresting, affordinig as it does, more côntlnulty, and new and un-, expected groupings, new Vlistas-across the pler through garden house windows, down,.stretches 0f the pier through sun- roorn windows. For the flrst time in our memory, the Judge!j have placed cards of constructive critlclsm. on ex- hibits winning awards,. thereby adding t te ducatonà nature' of the .*Y hibition. We' have notlced, too, that comn- mercial exhibttors have arranged their own booths ln design more in keeping witlx garden planning. Wilmnett, Garden Club The blue ribbon of the Garden Club of Illinois and a bronze medal, go to the Wilînette Garden club for its interior of a Garden bouse-a room llght wlth win- dows and a door oponing to a garden. Brown, yellow, and red are color ac- ce!nts in the ,nam whiebh a.bench 'with wIth 1 wer5 up! anaIJ, IUwiUe wiIIUW ând, vin'es, make it a spot atractive. A uio'Gardon Club Awhite , ribbon is, the prize of the Kenilworth' Junior Garden club for I ts dormér wndow ln a guest room. Blue and white wall paper traced ln red, covers, the floor, and. carrnes out the color scheme of the entire exhibit. The .white window embrasure Is edged wit1h *.red and screened by white fron scroli work with pots *of red geranlums. A brown and white chair touched wlth red, and a low.,coffee table with settlngs accenting the general color eheme, await, wth a book -ln the wlndow, the coming of a guest. Winnetka We.clers The ýWinnetka Weeders won two biue rib-bons, ýone for a major development of plot featuring pools. and pavement, praised for its color harmony, and one for a. intel arrangement ln. modern ananner. Winn.tka Garden Deparfm.nt The Gardon departmeînt of the- Win", netka Womans club is given llrst and third prize. the -blue ribbon for Its e'arly Anierican entrance hall and stair- way, the white ribbon for Its browri and white etching. At 2 the guild members will ad- L Gay Terrecs Furnitur. jourti to the Baptist cburch where . 92@ N. Michigan Avo.~ Chicagos they will- be guests at a: Reciprocity Phoneo Superior 56%5 day prlogram.,and tea given by the Womani's society- of the' Baptist church. Dr.* Preston fladly ill beRE D HE W N S the speaker.A AN A S Two Young Hats e e e f f The1 Garden National Club E: The four littîn Duteh hc bulb gardens leading to lni itsolf, borders a wý formai bulb garden at trance, are exhibits of m the Garden Club of Ar whlch are the work ofi es with their canal whiçh, through a shows en- ïber clubs of ica., two of SKenilworth ubs. Sîlvor interpreta- The Skokie cha lias a blue ribbon a blue ribbun for table, a. red rit flower arrangemoi Evanston, The EvanstonJ club Wlns a red ri irnior League inior League Garden >bon for a brown and S.camp" Ofi-the-face bonnet wifh a flutter of gay streomers. [i1640 onnglon av**, evansion, ores; r i