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

Oil Palm, chaemaedorea, Mrs. w.
r. Warren, red ribbon; sago palm,
Mrs. j. Adams, white ribbon.
Roses: Mrs. Harry C. Galley,
chairman; Mrs. Ella Lee Cash.
Single rose, Mrs. Willard Albury,
Jeanette Heller Rose, blue rib
bon; Mrs. ]. j. Trevor, Pink Radi-
ance, red ribbon; Mrs. George
Hale, yellow Rose, white ribbon.
Group roses, guava roses, Mrs.
H. G. Galley, blue ribbon; Key West
roses. Mrs. P, A. Wilson, red rib
bon; red radiants, Mrs. E. "A.
Strunk, white ribbon; rock roses,
Mrs. T. S. Caro-, red ribbon.
School exhibits, w. C. Duncan,
chairman. Glow a oil becomes
a law" Grades seven and eight,
st. Joseph's school, under diree-
ton of H. Elwood, blue ribbon;
Harris school, potted plants, white
ribbon.
Seeds and seed pods: A. ID.
Luethi and Wallace B. Kirke
Composite award of SO, blue rib
bon.
Shadow boxes: Sister Louis
chairman. COMPETITIVE ava DIS.
Arrangements of garden flowers in
blue bowl, Mrs. B. Curry Moreno,
blue ribbon. Arrangement of pink
roses in green bronze vase, Mrs.
Stephen Lowe, blue ribbon. Ar
rangement of gumbo limbo ber-
ries in jug against brass tray back
ground, Mrs. j. j. Trevor, red rib
bon.
Tropical Flowers: Mrs. Clifford
G. Hicks, chairman; Mrs. Robert
Snyder, Mrs. Stephen C. Single
ton. Competitive awards. Fry
thinia Lenten tree, Mrs. John Solo
mon, blue ribbon. Bauh!nia alba,
Episcopal church, blue ribbon. Fire
cracker plant, Mrs. Ochandarei1a,
red ribbon. Bright eyes, Impa-
items Sultana, Mrs. S. C. Single
ton, white ribbon. Ginger plant,
Mrs. j. j. Trevor, highest rating
of the show, 81 1-3.
Tropical fruits and vegetables:
Mrs. Stephen w. Douglas, chair.
man; Mrs. John c. Gekeler, Mrs.
NJ. H. Gr,swold, Mrs. Charles B.
Barnes. Composite award, with
fruits rating 90 and vegetables
rating so, both blue ribbons.
Wild flowers: Mr.. and Mrs. j.
j. Trevor. Composite award of
81, blue ribbon.
Yellow and orange flowers:
Table Number l, Mrs. J. j. Trev-
or, chairman. Dixie sunshine
mar;gold, Mrs. Trevor, blue rib
bon. Double marigold, Mrs. w. ].
Phelan, red ribbon. Nasturtiums,
Miss Mary Trevor, white ribbon.
Mixed flowers, Mrs. w. C. Dun
can, white ribbon. Dixie sunshine
marigold, Mrs. Duncan, white rib.
! bon.
Begonias: NJ :. George F. Arch
er, chairman; Mrs. Ella Albury
and Mrs. Alice Ohley Martin. Com
petitive awards. Mrs. A. Hen
riquez, most beautiful blossom,
blue ribbon; Mrs. o. A. Adams,
most perfect plant; Mrs. Irene
Riggs, two red ribbons, Mrs. gSybil
Delaney and Mrs. Richard Kemp,
white ribbons.
Yellow and orange flowers
Table Number 2, Mrs. ]. ]. TreS,
or, chairman. Competitive awards.
Mrs. o. S. Long, cassia, or candle
shrub, blue ribbon; Mrs. w. Dun
can, marigolds, blue ribbon; Mrs,
w. Duncan, calendula, red rib
bon; Mrs. ]. j. Trevor, yellow
cluster, white ribbon; Master Soho.
neck, potted marigold, white rib,
bon.
Specimen plants: Mrs. M. H.
Griswold, chairman. Competitive
awards. Pepperonia, Mrs. Nor
berg Thompson, blue ribbon; Mrs.
Clifford G. Hicks, red ribbon;
Miss Mabel Fleitas. white ribbon.
Red Bird cactus, Botanical Gar
dens, Miss Eta Patterson, blue
ribbon and red ribbon. Tillansia,
air plant, Mrs. Phelan, red ribbon
and also to Mrs. Phelan a red rib.
bon for marble cactus. Mrs. Phe-
Ian was also awarded a white rib
bon for the azalea, the only one
of its kind in Key West. The en-
tire cacti arrangement was by
Mrs. j. Adams, and she was
awarded a red ribbon.
Special exhibits, old vases and
bottles, Mrs. Wallace Bryant Kirke,
chairman. Competitive awards
were made February % at the Old
Island Trading Post and were an
nounced in The Citizen.
Handicraft, Mrs. ]. E. Shourds,
chairman; Mrs. J. C. Gekeler, Mrs.
P. L. Cosgrove. Composite awards.
WPA exhibit. Coconut fiber hat,
red ribbon, coconut fiber hat and
buggy, red ribbon; slippers in rack,
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