The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-02-26

found hard to make, as there are
so many wonderful and exception
ally beautiful offerings that de-
Gliding has been a difficult task,
it is said.
However, most of those whose
exhibits have been deemed de-
serving have been advised of the
decision of the judges and are
herewith given:
Bougainvillea: Mrs. o. S. Long,
chairman; Mrs. Edwin Trevor
composite award, blue ribbon.
Cacti, Mrs. P. d. Holloway,
chairman; composite award, rat
ing of "a, blue ribbon.
Cacti under six inches, Mrs. P.
d. Holloway, chairman; Mrs. R. B.
Pittman. Echino cactus grusonii,
Mrs. P. d. Holloway, blue ribbon.
Chasmae, cereus sylvestri, Mrs.
James Adams, red ribbon, also a
white ribbon for her Zero cactus
mobiles. Red Mammillaria APP
planta, Mrs. R. B. Pittman, red
ribbon.
Cacti over six inches. COMPETE
tive award rating. Euphobia eris-
tata, Mrs. VIM. r. Warren, blue
ribbon. Euphobia eristata, Mrs. b.
Curry Moreno, red ribbon. Ar
rangement of cacti in white bowl,
Mrs. j. j. Trevor, blue ribbon. Ar,
rangement of cacti in green pot,
Mrs. w. r. Warren, white ribbon.
Opuntia, Mrs. Trevor, red ribbon
Harrissia Martinii, Mrs. j. Adams.
red ribbon, and also a red ribbon
for her Christmas cactus. Echino
horizontalonius, Mrs. p. d. Hol-
loway, white ribbon.
Calladiums, Mrs. Arthur Pas
torini, chairman; Miss Anne Cot
ter. Competitive awards. Mrs.
IF. S. Elbertson, blue ribbon; Mrs.
A. Henriquez, red ribs on; Mrs. r.
Plummer, red ribbon; Mrs. Ar
thur Pasterini, white ribbon; Mrs.
S. Rodriguez, white ribbon.
Garden Flowers, Miss Eta Pat
terson, chairman; Mrs H. A. Prin-
die, Mrs. H. G. Gleason and Mrs.
y. D. MeMullen. Competitive
awards. Flowers in shells, coral
and larkspur, Mrs. ]. j. Trevor,
b'ue ribbon. Mixed flowers, Mrs.
H. A. Prindle, red ribbon. Petun-
las, Mrs. III. G. Gleason, blue rib
bon; Miss Eta Patterson, red and
white ribbon. Mixed flowers, Mrs
H. C. Galley, blue ribbon; Mrs. Fl.
A. Prindle, red ribbon. White
hollyhocks, Mrs. Duval, white rib
bon. Amarillo, Mrs. E. Hathaway,
white ribbon.
Highest rating, 90 percent, was
awarded Mrs. ]. J. Trevor for ar
rangement of coral vine and lark.
spur in shell.
Competitive awards: Sea cap
sponge filled with Kalancho, Mrs.
Norberg Thompson, blue ribbon;
sea cape sponge filled yucca, Miss
Eta Patterson, red ribbon. Sea
cap sponge basket filed with Pep
peronia, Mrs. w. ]. Phelan.
Hibiscus, Mrs. Curry Moreno.
Mrs. Clifford Hicks and Mrs. j.
G. Trevor. Composite award with .
rating of 81 Is, blue ribbon.
Miniature arrangement of flow
ers, Mrs. o. s. Long, chairman,
Composite award with a high rat
ing of SO 3D.. Sage and Florida
gardenia, Mrs. Long, blue ribbon.
Miniature morning glory, Mrs. w.
r. Warren, white ribbon. Ar
rangement of garden flowers in
miniature bowls, Mrs. Edwin Trev-
or, red ribbon. Pansies, Master
Edward Strunk, white ribbon.
OleGnders, Mrs. ]. D. MacMul-
len, chairman; Miss Eta Patter-
son. Composite award, with rat,
ing of 80 2-3, blue ribbon.
Crotons and ColeIs: Mrs. Carl
Bervaldi, chairman; Hrs. John
Costar, Mrs. A.. E. Sharpley. High
est award with rating of 95. Com
petitiye awards. Coleus, Miss Ell
ia Patterson, blue ribbon; Mrs.
BertiesL5vHiggs, blue ribbon; Mrs.
Carr Monsalyatge, red ribbon;
Mrs. G. N. Goshorn, white ribbon,
/ Competitive awards: Crotons, Mrs.
VIM. r. Warren, blue ribbon; Mrs.
Rogelio Gomez, red ribbon and
white ribbon.
Ferns: Mrs. Bascom L. Grooms,
chairman; Mrs. V. C. Johnson,
Mrs. A. NJ. Hewitt. Mrs. A. Hen.
riguez, fish tail fern, blue rib
bon. Botanical Garden Stag
Horn Fern, blue ribbon; Mrs. Ben
jamin Tynes, Maiden Hair Fern,
red ribbon; Mrs. Clifford Hicks,
baby breath fern, white ribbon.
Palms: Mrs. Ella Cash, chair
man. Competitive awards. Queen
sage, Mrs. w. r. Warren, blue rib
bon. Fish tail palm, caryota nit