The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-21
GOODBYE TO FLOWERS.
THE FLORAL AND ART EXHIBITION
CLOSED.

Succ0SSrul COmpeIltOrS ana Jne
Prizes They Won-The Closing
Night OF the Show-Some of Yester-
days Special Exhibits-The Floral
Associations Most Successful Fair.
The Floral and Art Exhibition closed last
night. The judges made their awards, and
the exhibitors who got them went home
happy. The exhibition, in all its depart
ments, was a very successful one.
In making up their awards the judges
had a good deal of difficulty in classify
ing the exhibits and deternn-
ing what prizes they were en-
tered for. The rules OF the association
state that exhibitors entering articles for
competition must notify the Secretary of
the prize for which they are competing.
This was done only in a very few instances.
The failure to comply with the rule, the
judges said, is likely to cause dissatisfaction
and IN the future unless it is
strictly complied with no notice
will be taken of any exhibit. 1t was late
when the judges made up their lists in the
floral department and the awards were not
read until nearly 10 o'clock. The crowd
waited though TO see who got the prizes.
AuGy are Us lOllONss
THE PRIZES.
Lace work-by Mrs. Mccall. diploma
Best machine made garment-Ars. George c,
Hussey diploma.
Best patching and darning on materials-Chil-
dren of St. Mary's Home, diploma and 81.
Best button holes, by Chid-Jula Prendergast
Of the Female Orphan Asylum, diploma and 81.
Best general display of drawn darned needle
work-Mrs. John stoddard, gold medal
Satchel bag, by child Putzel o. years
old, diploma
Pair of stockings, knitted by lady 7Oyears Old
Mrs. Stolz, honorary mention.
Best embroidered sofa cushion-Miss Ida
Pitsche, diploma
Embroidered piano scarf Farmers satin and
pllIsh-MrS F. N. Hopkins diploma and So.
Butter plates painted 10y child 6l6 wears old
Miss Mamie L. Screven, diploma and 81.
One fine lap robe, crochet-Miss Viola Ken
nedy, diploma.
Wax work representing shells-Mrs. NJ. L.
Gaudry, diploma and 81
Female Orphan Asylum, diploma and 81.
Best embroidery in araSene-Miss Rachael
Brown, diploma
Best embroidery in chenille-Mrs. +. l..
Best fancy work by chid-Miss virgie HamiI-
ton, s. and diploma.
Fine display of fancy work by professional
Mrs. NJ kolb, gold medal
Best general display of fancy work-Mrs. R.
S. Jones, gold medal.
Fancy work by child years dds. Branch
LaFar 81 and diploma.
Embroidery on felt by child-Nellie Jones, 81
and diploma.
Best embroidery on felt-Mrs. George Cook,
81 and diploma.
Queen Anne's embroidery on silk-Mrs. O.
Cohen, IS and diploma
Silk embroidery G. Lawton, gold thin
BILE and diploma
Best hand made garment by child-Nellle
Crosby inmate of Episcopal orphan Home,
diploma and gold thimble.
Hemsttched handkerchief by child-Lulie
Ia A4v
bic.
Best sewing on linen by child-Susie Gnann,
diploma and 81.
Basket made of paper Irvine and paper flowers
Flowers made of Georgia silk and hair work
Mrs. Thomas Henderson, diploma.
Painting, Vine from Nature, cotton bat
ting-Mss Eta Lippman, diploma.
Fine collection of rustic work-Mrs George c.
Gemenden. diploma.
Best crazy quilt-Mrs Bertha Dixon, diploma
and S..
Best knitted quilt-Nlrs. NJ A. Prendergast,
diploma and 80
Second best knitted quilt-Mrs. NJ A. Baker,
Third best knitted quilt-Mrs. C. s. Lishmeyer,
diploma.
Best crocheted quilt--Nliss NJ Z. Davis, di-
ploma
Best darned net work by child-Inmate ST.
Mary's Home diploma and 81.
Best darned net work by adult-Mrs. George
X. Cook diploma and 81.
hand painted-Miss Julia G. Owens diploma.
Best specimens of decorated china cup and
saucer-W. w Rogers, diploma.
Crocheted quilt, by Child-Fanne Stone. Fee
male Orphan Asylum, diploma and 81.
Best original oil painting tiowers-Miss Melina
Roy, gold medal
Original oil painting head-Mrs. S. Hester
diploma.
Best original water color-w. W. Rogers, di
ploma.
on painting Maggie Common, diploma
ly,gip inn lice If,aaa No Han AfrI,
Oil pGintins-Niss Matte G. Ward diploma
Crayons-AIiss eta Lippman. diploma.
CrayonsMiss l.. Desbouilons, diploma.
Fine display Of photographs and portraits
Launey & Goebcl, diploma.
Pen and ink drawing-w w Rogers, di-
ploma.
with pen knife from loaf sugar-By Mrs. II.
NJ. Drane, diploma
Scroll work, by boy 10 years.. H. Richard
son, diploma
and exhibited by Mrs Banks--Special mention,
as one of the finest pieces Of needle work in the
exhibition.
FLOWERS AND FRUIT.
Twelve trusses roses, best dispay-Mrs A.
6bisolm. trophy cup.
Twelve trtlsSes roses. second best-M Mac
lean, $40
Six trusses roses, best display-M Macean,
IS
Six trusses roses, second best display-Mrs.
A. Chisolni, g.
Six trusses roses, third best display-Mrs. c.
Y. Richardson, 81.
Best basket cut roseS-M. Macean, 50.
Second best basket cut roses-T. II. Miller, SO.
Best collection cut roses-M Maclean, IS.
Second best collection cut roses-Mrs A.
Chisolm, 50.
Third best collection cut roses-Mrs ]. F. La
Far, 50
Best basket cut fowers-Mrs. G. T. Nichols
S.
Best four quarts strawberries best adapted to
general cultivation-F. NJ. Bliss, Jr., So.
Best -FOUR quarts, finest form and qualty-F
M. Bliss Sr., 50.
Specimen of Japan plum, raised from seed in
Savannab-Wylly Woodbridge, diploma.
Best collection green house plants-J. F. la
Far. IS and diplomss
Best collection Zonale geraniums in bloom
j. f. LaFar. IS.
Best plants, in pot. Gardner. So,
Best collection of ferns-J. K. LaFar 50.
Second best collection Of ferns-F. A. Ybanez,
ST.
Best carnation in bloom-Mrs C. Y. Richard
son, 81.
Best collection of palms,. F. LaFsr d.
ploma.
Best single cactus, in bloom-T. A. Ybanez, 81.
Best collection of cactus-T. A. Nbanez, 81.
Best begona-Mrs +. S. Gillespie, 81.
Best pair of hanging baskets. +. LaFar, 81.
Best single amnryllis, IN bloom-Dirs. c. y.
Richardson, 81.
Best single geranium, 10 bloom-Mrs +. S.
Gillespie, 81
Best double geranium, in full bloom-Mrs. F.
S. Gillespie, ST.
Best single pelargonium, in bloom-Mrs. c. Y.
Richardson. 81.
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