El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-19
Fern and Palm Day DratUs
Good Display at Floral Booth

The judges were Joseph Abel, with
the bureau Of animal industry, " ash
ingtOn. D. C Chester A LindstOrm,
T.. ). florist service. Washington, D.
c.. and Mrs. R. B. Alves. of FL Paso-
The awards We're
Boston Fern-Amateur Mrs ". l.
FoNworth. first; professional. Potter
Floral company.
Asparagus Plumosa-Amateur. Mrs.
Burt Orndorff, first; professional, D
! G.. Hartman first
Asparagus Sperngerie - Amateur,
AIRS. Frank A Spence. first profess
sioual Wright Nursery company
Table Ferns-Amateur. Mrs. W. L.
I FoNwOrth. first; professional, Potter
Floral company. first.
Rubber Plaut-Amateur Mrs Frank
A spence, first professional Potter
I Floral company
Collection OF Ferns-Amateur, Mrs
James r. Harper. first; professional.
ID. G Hartman, first.
Best palm Observation-Disclosures
Potter Floral company
Best collection hanging basket ferns
amateur, Mrs. Burt OrndOrff; pro-
fesSiOnal. Wright Nursery company.
Tomorrow viii ne chrysanthemum
day. and directors wish all FL Pasoans
to bring exhibits tomorrow morning
before 10 a. m
Potted Plant day viii be Sunday.
and exhibits viii be entered any time
Saturday morning.
The prizes for chrysanthemums are
as follows
Best ten single stem. assorted: best six
, single stem. white, best six single stem,
yellow best six single stem. bronze
best six single stem. any color; best
rose Dompons; best rare blooms; best
collection grown by amateur; best col
lection grown by florist
Miss Blanch Cox. who is Miss Las
I Cruces, has arrived TO attend the eX-
position and represent her city at the
Products
Miss FL Paso" Miss Sarah SmalD
VIII entertain the visiting Sister City
queens at tea at the Mexican Village
this afternoon al the fair grounds
As many Of the Sister City queens
desired TO go 10 the dedication OF the
Elephant Butte dam today. the dansant.
10 have been given by Mrs Burt Orn-
uor1f IN their honor at Hotel Sheldon
viii not occur Instead Mrs Orndorff
viii entertain the visiting queens at
Luncheon at the hotel on Saturday.
when they return from the sight see
ing automobile ride with Miss Fl
Paso."
Miss Edna Matthias one OF Miss FL
PaSo attendants, entertained the
visiting Sister City queens at a pretty.
Z informal bridge party Wednesday af-
ternOOn. at her home On West Boule-
ward yellow chrysanthemums decOrat-
ed the rooms attractively- Miss Hannah
Weinstein won the high score bridge
prize Miss Sarah Inglish, Miss SIAM
ford won the buncO prize Miss
Blanch Cox. Miss Las Cruces re-
ceived the consolation prize Refresh
ments were enjoyed after the games
Willow Grove. WOOdmen Circle. will
be the hostesses at the City Federation
Of Women's clubs on Friday. The mem
bers serving on the grounds this day
viii be Mesdames F d. Scotch. Della
Houston. Bertha Heitgen. Mary Cas-
sens. Beatrice COreu. Sarah Clew. B.
Cunningham. Lizzie Mudd. E Marks,
s l. Davis, DR.. Ida E. Bishop, Misses
/ Edna Elaine Scotch and Ruth Gran
dali
Mrs. r. L Daniel will be the hostess
al the Y ". c. A sandwich booth. Her
assistants viii be Mrs ". r McKenna
and Mrs T a Darling.
At the japanese tea garden. Mrs. G.
A Martin viii be the hostess and her
assistants viii be Mrs Fred KnOllen-
. berg. Miss Irene Meyer and Miss Mar
guerite GOering-
In the Mexican village. the hOstesses
ior Friday viii be Mrs T W Lanier
and Mrs C. 3. Hudspeth.
At the flower booth. the hostesses
r. Goggin. Lamar Davis. Zach T White.
and Maurice Schwartz
Mrs David Holguin made the prize
cake in the culinary department bread
and cake day of the International Soil
Products exposition Mrs. Holguin also
won the special prize for a loaf of Royal
Baking powder bread
Mrs. G. ". Young won the first pre-
MUM for angel food cakes and the
first premium for cocOanut cakes Mrs
c. ". Cole won the prize for fruit
cake.
Mrs J. P Mills received the first pre-
MUM for light bread and the special
prize on Scotch short bread
Mrs J. II. Parry won the second pre-