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DATE OF TOPIARIAN CONTEST SET

Students at School of Landscape Architecture May Compete.

NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED March 28, 1916

The annual competition for the Topiaries Club prize for students of the School of Landscape Architecture will be held this year from 11 o'clock on Monday, April 10, to 6 o'clock on Wednesday, April 12. The subject of the competition this year will be something pertaining to Italian Renaissance gardens. The prize will be awarded by Professor J. S. Pray '95 and Professor H. V. Hubbard '97 of the Architectural School, and by Mr. Ferruccio Vitale, a landscape architect of New York. A first, second, and third prize will be awarded.