The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-04-05

Mrs. o. S. Long, Pom Pom Dab
las, blue.
Mrs. VIM. r. Warren, bouquef
of Larkspur, Sweet Alyssum, snal
dragon and Phlox.
Pirates Cove, sea grapes, pur
pie Bougainvillea, Hibiscus, red.
Mrs. Clara Shine, Maidenhail
fern, red.
| Mrs. C. G. Hicks, Woman'l
Tongue, red.
Mrs. T. o. Otto, Scolpodendron
entered by Mrs. Peter Williams
red.
Mrs. William Phelan, Holly
fern, blue.
Mrs. John Pinder, collections OF
ferns, blue.
Mrs. George W. Reynolds
Ostrich Plume fern, white.
Mrs. Godfrey Thompson, Bos.
ton fern, red.
Mrs. w. E. Huston, cream
Oleanders, red.
Mrs. VIM. H. Malone, pink Ra-
dance roses, red.
Mrs. Wallace Bryant Kirke, and
Mrs. j. j. Trevor, Thunbergia
Grandiflora and a vine with vel.
low flowers, white.
Mrs. Leila Pitcher, Fish Tail
fern, blue.
Mrs. Wallace Bryant Kirke,
hanging basket of Cactus, red.
Mrs. Will Phelan, Cactus, white.
Mrs. Wallace Bryant Kirke,
Cactus, red.
Public Library, Bleeding Heart,
white.
Sister Louis, Convent of Mary
immaculate, two exhibits of Gao
tus. blue for each.
Mrs. James Adams, Cactus, red.
On a large table, in charge of
Mrs. May Douglas, was display
of fruits and vegetables which re-
ccived a blue ribbon. In the ex-
hibit were pineapples, cocoanuts.
pomegranates, bananas, guavas,
watermelons, onions, tomatoes.
peppers, egg plants, dates, pars-
ley, cocoa plums, hog plums, or
anges, sour sop, broccoli, ties.
lemons, Spanish cucumbers and
ayocados, grown in the city.
In an inclosure in the center of
the main room of the building
were three tables, one arranged
for breakfast. one for luncheon
and one for dinner.
Table Settings
The breakfast table, by Mrs. j.
J. Trevor, was set for two, with
hand painted chinaware. In the
center miniature coraline vase
with rock roses, blue forget-me.
nots and pink gladiolus.
The luncheon table was by Mrs.
Harry G. Galley. Covered with
lace cloth and center piece with
iarkspur. pink Radiance and vel.
low roses and white snap dragons.
Table set of dark blue Venetian
glass plates and goblets with place
plates in blue and gold. Place
cards were in delicate pastel
shades.
The dinner table was by Mrs.
VIM. Fl. Malone with heavenly blue
glassware, goblets and cocktail
glasses decorated with bows of
pink maline. Place plates in black
and gold. In the center an ornate
silver basket with pink Radiance
roses, candy tuft and HIBISCUS, in
terlaced with ferns.
Miss Eta Patterson's offering
was an invalid tray of white and
canary china, with center piece a
cornucopia with one pink Radiance
rose. dash of larkspur, sweet alys-
sum and yellow chrysanthemum.
By colored Unit
There We're number of dis
plays by colored citizens, some of
which were markedly distinctive.
Among those receiving ribbons
were:
Cecilia Whitehead, star Cactus,
blue.
Julio Pla, ferns, blue.
Kathleen Sawyer, Jerusalem
Thorn, blue.
L. c. MingO. floor basket with
eleven different blooms. blue.
]. Burrows. Coleus, red.
5. ]. welters, Barberry. red.
5. J. welters, bougainvillea,
white.
Verna Ferguson. orchid plant,
blue.
5. ]. Welters. eockseomb, red.
Lenora Valdes, Poinsettia.
white.
Attractive Display
The attractiyeneSs of the Won
dsrfnl display was greatly en-
HANGED BY the artistry displayed in
arranging the different exhibits
and the grouping into classes.
An of these groupings and elias
sifications were done BY Mrs. o.
5. Long. Mrs. VIVA. r. Warren,
Mrs. J. j. Trevor. Mrs. Harry c.
Galley. Mrs. c. G. Hicks, Mrs. B.
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