Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1928, Page 6

8 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., JUNE 3, 1928—PART ROSE XHBIORS | oo s o s OTHERSOF UNION SOLDERS LIINE KAUFMANN'S 1415 H STREET N'W. 10 CONPETE HERE e | Shew Wednesday and Thurs-i day to Feature Disabled | Veterans’ Plants. Rose exhibitors wili have keen com- petition at the flower ‘show ‘of the American Horticultural Society, Wed- nesday and Thursday at_the Hotel | Washington. according to Prof. David Lumsden, chairman of the cxhibition. Beautiful roses grown by disabled vet- | erans of Walter Reed Hospital who have | won many prizes in previous exhibits | will be a feature of the show. i Meny of the Walter Reed pfiht‘nls‘ are learning how to grow flow they specialize in a great va perennials. These are to be shown in | artistic arrangement and are expected to attract much attention | Among the many exhibitors. Bobbink Atkins of Rutherford, N. J. onc of the largest rose nurseries, will have & display featuring the “Henry Ford.’ the new yellow rosc; “Wilhelm Kordes™ and “Ville de Paris.” F. L. Atkins of Bob- bink & Atkins, is the president of the American Horticultural Sogiety, spon- soring the show here, and it is ex- pected that he will also include a num- ber of the old-fashioned varieties of | roses in his exhibit. F. R. Pierson of Interior Depariment Reveals Two Cases, Both Lost Sons in Civil War. Two mothers of Civil War soldiers arc still living, the Interior Depavt- ment announces, the son of one of them | having died in Washington during the memorable conflict. It is a curous coincidence that both women bear the | same Christian name, which is an un- usual one Mrs. Samantha R. Button at the age of 97 was the mother of Clinfon D Rover, who enlisted at 16 in Feb:uery, 1364. ' He was a private in Comparly H of the 8th Illinois Cavalry Four ! months after his enlistment, he died of typhoid fever in Camp Relief Hos- pital n the District of Columbia. Hi mother, who lives in McHenry, Il where her son was' born 80 years ago. draws a monthly allowance from the Pension Bureau. ‘The other mother of a Civil War sol- dier is a colored woman, Mrs. Samantha son Henry Company F, . H was taken prisoner at Athens, Ala. in » | Kaufmann’s 1415 H STREET NW. Three-Piece Jacquard Velour Suite 156 A fine three-piece suite, made in ac- cordance with Kaufmann's specifica- tions. Covered all over with two- tone jacquard velour, with velvet pipings. Loose, spring-filled cushions have Nachman spring units. Spring edge and foundation. Same Suite in Genulne Angora Tarrytown, N. Y., will show two of his A T . . s, = 28 P b TEON, ptember, 1864, and died in & Con- "ug-‘"~v°”‘é“ffl,;"?§'a ‘r’a&éféfi‘f"uf;’.'}ld One of the only two known living mothers whose boys served under the colors | federate prison in January. 1865. at kage and M isauveni de Clgudius | in the Civil War. Rer son, Clinton D. Rover, a trooper in the Sth Hlinols | Mobile. of a disease contracted in the | Syt sue ‘of the greatest, yellow | CaTaley, @icd Bure of LypheWl fever. iy | Toses in the world i Several other rose growers ‘will also i exhibit, which will give the visitors an ! opportunity of sesing on display the | newest varieties, the old-fashioned ones, and the kinds best suited to this local- | fty. Both Atkips and Pierson won medals and awards for their fine rose ' | Goat Mohair All Over, $245 18 Months to Pay Charming Indeed Is This Colonial 4-Post Bedroom Suite 175 Four very attractive pieces in a va- riety of finishes. 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The American Horticultural Society will award both medals and cer- tificates for the prize winners, and ai- | ready keen rivalry is being shown in the | entries filed with the committee 'I'he1 American Rose Society will award a silver medal for the finest display of | roses and a bronze medal for best col- | iection of named varieties, two medals muchly coveted by rose growers. | Application for space and other in- quiries should be sent to Prof. David | Making June Important! Saving You Money—Reducing Stocks—Doubling Our Business With Very Special Sales Notably this group of 18 Months to Pay Genuine Mohair Living Room Suite For Luxury and Rare Service This elegant suite is upholstered in mohair all around. Frame is of birch, richly finished in mahogany and deco- rative. Spring-filled cushion seats are coyered in mohair and damask. Re- Honey beige kid. Superbly 7 s tailored sandal. Patent leather, red, blue, S . 5 . green, with high heel. 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