d une se o r Newsletter of the Southampton Rose Society, An American Rose Society Affiliate Southampton Rose Society P.O. Box 1022 Southampton, NY 11969-1022 Volume 32, Number 4 July – August 2008 A beautiful day in June made our annual Rose Show a rewarding success. Taking top trophies (11 in all) was Christl Meszkat. Christl won the King and Prince of the Hybrid Tea Court, while Nancy Marr won the coveted Queen. Adeline Christie won the Classic and Modern Shrub trophies, including Queen and Prince of the Shrub Court. A new member Mike De Vito and first time exhibitor won the Showman’s Trophy in the Novice Class. To quote Mike “This made my day!” Fifteen artists participated in the Art Competition held Saturday, June 21 st in conjunction with the SRS’s Annual Rose Competition and Show. Seven amateur and eight professional talented painters competed for a total of $1,000 cash prizes. They submitted 30 paintings for the competition. Special thanks to the judges who were: Terry Wallace of the Wallace Gallery, East Hampton and Kimberly Monson and Mike Viera, Southampton Cultural Center. The amateur winners were: Harvey Feinstein, first prize; Ann Grimm, second prize; and Martha Campanella, third prize. The professional winners were: Sally Stryker, first prize; Robert Cornog, second prize; and Nancy Rochford, third prize. Special appreciation goes to Robert Cornog for his assistance in setting up the painting display and becoming a member of the SRS. Congratulations to all! SRS Rose Day 1 President’s Corner 2 SRS Rose Show 3 SRS Rose Show Winners 4 SRS Members’ Garden Tour 6 Rose Art Competition 7 Children’s Educational Program 7 Photography Competition Guidelines Inside this issue: In This Issue: Gloria Kaye Carol Kroupa In Every Issue: Dennis P. Sheahan Rosalinda Morgan Contributing Editors: Diane Vahradian Photos courtesy of: Insert SATURDAY, JULY 19 – 6:30 PM Benefit Cocktail La Vie en Rose by Gloria Kaye and Carol Kroupa ROSE DAY – A WINNING DAY! — Christl Meszkat
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dune seorNewsletter of the Southampton Rose Society,
An American Rose Society Affiliate
Southampton Rose SocietyP.O. Box 1022
Southampton, NY 11969-1022
Volume 32, Number 4
July – August 2008
A beautiful day in June made our annual Rose Show a rewarding success.Taking top trophies (11 in all) was Christl Meszkat. Christl won the King and Prince of the Hybrid Tea Court, while Nancy Marr won the coveted Queen. Adeline Christie won the Classic and Modern Shrub trophies, including Queen and Prince of the Shrub Court. A new member Mike De Vito and first time exhibitor won the Showman’s Trophy in the Novice Class. To quote Mike “This made my day!”Fifteen artists participated in the Art Competition held Saturday, June 21st in conjunction with the SRS’s Annual Rose Competition and Show. Seven amateur and eight professional talented painters competed for a total of $1,000 cash prizes. They submitted 30 paintings for the competition. Special thanks to the judges who were: Terry Wallace of the Wallace Gallery, East Hampton and Kimberly Monson and Mike Viera, Southampton Cultural Center.The amateur winners were: Harvey Feinstein, first prize; Ann Grimm, second prize; and Martha Campanella, third prize. The professional winners were: Sally Stryker, first prize; Robert Cornog, second prize; and Nancy Rochford, third prize.
Special appreciation goes to Robert Cornog for his assistance in setting up the painting display and becoming a member of the SRS.Congratulations to all!
SRS Rose Day 1
President’s Corner 2
SRS Rose Show 3
SRS Rose Show Winners 4
SRS Members’ Garden Tour 6
Rose Art Competition 7
Children’s Educational Program
7
Photography Competition Guidelines
Inside this issue:
In This Issue:
Gloria Kaye
Carol Kroupa
In Every Issue:
Dennis P. Sheahan
Rosalinda Morgan
Contributing Editors:
Diane Vahradian
Photos courtesy of:
Insert
Saturday, July 19 – 6:30 pm
BenefitCocktail
La Vie en Rose
by Gloria Kaye and Carol Kroupa
roSe day – a Winning day!
— Christl Meszkat
Page 2 dune seorDear SRS Members:June is always a very full and exciting month for SRS and this June was not an exception. One very exciting piece of news is that with the new members who joined in June, we now have 200 members. SRS greatly appreciates the support you show with your continued membership. I am happy to welcome the following new members: Barbara Clark, Robert A. Cornog, Michael J. De Vito, Yolanda Suarez Merchant, Connie Moneypenny, Mary Rode, Freda Smith and Lorraine D. Vidal – I hope you will all become active members!Rose Day was blessed with beautiful weather which helped bring out a large and enthusiastic group for both the Rose Show and Art Competition. Thanks to all who participated and congratulations to Nancy Marr, Christl Meszkat, Adeline Christie, Lyn Hamer, Annabelle Coleman, Helga Dawn-Frohling, Harvey Feinstein, Huguette Hersch and Mike De Vito. Congratulations also goes to the Art Competition winners Harvey Feinstein, Ann Grimm, Martha Campanella, Sally Stryker, Robert Cornog and Nancy Rochford. Whether you took home a trophy, ribbon, award or just experienced the joy of entering, congratulations goes all! Sincere thanks to Gloria Kaye and Carol Kroupa for the terrific job of organizing these events in such a professional way.The Members Garden Tour again displayed the wonderful variety of our members gardens. Each garden was uniquely beautiful and gave us great ideas for things that can be done in our own gardens. Sincere thanks to those members who displayed their gardens: Marie and William Donnelly, Helga Dawn-Frohling and Ed Frohling, Miriam and Hal Goldberg and Dorothy and Richard Nigro – your generosity is greatly appreciated.The SRS Rose Garden at The Rogers Memorial Library has become a destination point for many residents and visitors to Southampton and this year it has been particularly spectacular. Additionally,
SRS has completed its second beautification project in the Village with the installation of the beautiful trellises and climbing roses along the Hampton Home Care wall located on Hampton Road. If you have the opportunity, I urge you to see this installation and also the installation along the wall of Shippy’s Restaurant on Windmill Lane. We will continue to work with the Village Beautification Committee to assist in the beautification of our Community.I hope that you are all planning on attending our bi-annual Cocktail Party Benefit, La Vie en Rose, to be held on Saturday, July 19th from 6:30 – 8:30 pm at the beautiful home of Todd Goodwin in the estate section of the Village. We do this fundraiser every other year to support our educational and beautification projects so your attendance is greatly appreciated. Don’t forget to enter the Dune Rose Photography Competition – see details below. Look for information in the next issue of Dune Rose on this year’s Annual Meeting Lecture/Luncheon held at the Meadow Club. Our guest speaker will be Mme Odile Masquelier, lecturer, author and proprietor of “La Bonne Maison” in France.Lastly, please remember to visit our website southampton-rose-society.org to view upcoming and past events and to get great educational information on the maintenance and care of roses. I hope to see you at the Cocktail Party Benefit on July 19th.
Cheers,
Dennis P. Sheahan, President
preSident’S Corner
Dune RosePhotogr aPhy ComPetition 2008
Last CaLL – entr ies due on august 20!(entry guidel ines in th is i ssue of Dune Rose)awards at september 14 garden Part y at the
charming home of mrs. Cynthia Brodsky
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— Lyn Hamer— Nancy Marr
— Annabelle Coleman — Helga Dawn-Frohling
— Adeline Christie— Mike De Vito
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troPh y na m e w i n n er rose na m e
Class 1Queen of Show ThrophyKing of Show ThrophyPrincess of Show TrophyBest of Show Perpetual Throphy (The Alan K. Murray Trophy)Sweepstakes Trophy
Nancy MarrChristl MeszkatChristl Meszkat
Nancy MarrChristl Meszkat
MoonstoneMilestone
Gold Medal
Lavaglut & Black Magic
Class 2Best Hybrid Tea Spray Throphy Harvey Feinstein Tropicana
Class 3Duchess of ShowGrandiflora Spray Trophy Adeline Christie Queen Elizabeth
Class 4Floribunda (Susan Danforth Starr Trophy) Christl Meszkat Apricot Nectar
Class 5Prince of ShowFloribunda Spray Trophy Helga Dawn-Frohling Nicole
Class 6Polyantha SprayPolyantha Trophy
Class 7Large flowered Climbers and RamblersClimber Trophy
H. Hirsch Don Juan
Class 8Dowager Queen Trophy (Morton Miles Trophy)Victorian Rose Trophy (Byron Eicholz Trophy)
Lyn Hamer
Lyn Hamer
Alba Semi-Plena
Rose de Rescht
Class 9Classic Shrub (Dr. & Mrs. Martin L. Stone Trophy) Adeline Christie Prosperity
Class 10Modern Shrub (Charles A. Belensky Memorial Trophy)Queen of Modern Shrub/ClassicKing of Modern Shrub/ModernPrince of Modern Shrub
Class 11Queen of Miniatures TrophyKing of Miniatures TrophyPrincess of Miniatures Trophy
Class 12Miniature Spray Trophy
Class 13Hybrid Tea, SRS Trophy
Class 14Queen Elizabeth Spray (Elizabeth Adelaide Leonard Trophy) Helga Dawn-Frohling Love
seCtion i — specimen Classes
south amPton rose soCietyrose show 2008 — summ a ry of w inners
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troPh y na m e w i n n er rose na m e
Class 1Fragrant Rose (Brenda Baldwin Trophy) Annabelle Coleman Mr. Lincoln
Class 2Novice Class N1 – Hybrid TeaNovice Class N2 – FloribundaNovice Class N3 – Grandiflora SprayNovice Class N4 – MiniatureNovice Class N5 – Any Other RoseShowman’s Throphy Michael J. De Vito Moondance
Class 3Junior Showman’s Trophy
Class 4Rose in a Bowl (Sean Rehill Trophy) Adeline Christie Liebeszauber
Class 5Open Rose (Eleanore Reiss Memorial Trophy) Christl Meszkat Pristine
Class 6Rose Arrangement (Dee De Niff Trophy)
speCial awards
Judge’s AwardPresident’s Trophy
seCtion ii — specia l specimen Classes
troPh y na m e w i n n er rose na m e
Jane Cohen
David and Helga Dawn Christl Meszkat Sheer Bliss, Olympiad
Peter Haring
Eleanore G. Johnson Christl Meszkat Garden Party, Whisper
Dr. & Mrs. R. Townley Paton Christl Meszkat Touch of Class
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rose show art ComPetition 2008 winners
srs ChiLdren’seduCationaL Program
— Peter Bertrand instructs children
— Sally Stryker— Robert Cornog
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SRS 2008 CALENDAR
July 19 — srs cocktail Party fund raisEr
6:30 – 8:30 Pm
sEPtEmbEr 14 — srs annual gardEn Party & PhotograPhy comPEtition awards
Home of Mrs. Cynthia Brodsky at 3:30 Pm
octobEr 11 — annual mEEting/lEcturE lunchEon
Meadow Club at 10:30 am
Guest Speaker, Mme Odile Masquelier Lecturer, Author and Proprietor of “La Bonne Maison,” France
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D U N E R O S E P H O T O G R A H Y
C O M P E T I T I O N 2 0 0 8
When the roses are in bloom, get your cameras out and starting clicking, because the DUNE ROSE Fourth Annual Photography Competition is just around the corner!
Entries are due Wednesday, August 20 — All photos will be displayed and awards presented at the SRS Garden Party on Sunday, September 14th at the home of Mrs. Cynthia Brodsky.
Here are the guidelines:
CLASSES:
I. Single Rose II. Rose Garden III. Freestyle – this can be an arrangement, display, painting, collage, embroidery, etc.
AWARDS:
First, Second and Third Prize Ribbons in each class Best-in-Show Silver Trophy
RULES:
1. Classes are open to all members of SRS, including professional photographers.
2. The photographs must be the work of the exhibitor, except for matting, mounting and printing. The rose, gardens, or creative subject may be grown by ANYONE.
3. Exhibitors may enter one photograph in each class.
4. Entries may be black & white or color. Submit two copies of each entry – one 5” x 7” must be matted, and labeled on the back with the exhibitor’s name, the Class designation and the name of the rose/garden/subject featured (this is for exhibition). The other copy of each submission must be unmatted with NO writing on the back (this is for printing purposes in the newsletter). In addition, ALL digital photographs must be submitted on a CD along with the matted and unmatted entries. Digital photographs printed on home printers cannot be accepted, since they do not scan for printing in the newsletter.
5. Roses featured, must be identified by common and botanical names for each recognizable subject on the label on the back of the photo.
6. Cropping of image and enhancement for color or clarity by any method in the darkroom or by digital manipulation is allowed. Any other manipulation is allowed in Class III.
7. Class III – also allows manipulation such as removing a portion of the image, distorting, cutting, tearing or chemically changing the image.
8. Entries are due Wednesday, August 20 – and may be published in future issues of DUNE ROSE. Full attribution will be given to the entrant and the featured rose, garden or creative subject.
9. Entries will be returned if requested by entrant at time of submission.
MAIL entries to: Carol Kroupa, SRS 1st Vice President, Art Competition Chair DUNE ROSE 101 Blank Lane, Water Mill, NY 11976 Or call 631.726.9575 or e-mail for drop off [email protected]
