The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-05

service on an ashes OF roses hand
made cloth, won a second prize
for Mrs. H. j, Steinbreder who
chose Venetian inspiration for her
table setting.
Less elaborate, but with keynote
of versatility, was the display in the
"For Men Only" exhibit. william
Brady took the blue with a cor
nucopia straw basket forming q
mask-head. Eyes were made of
grapes, the nose was q small
squash, the mouth a radish, and
long earrings of squash and rad
ishes dangled from the basket
handle ears. A pineapple with
Haunting hibiscus crowned the top.
The necklace of radishes was con.
tributed by Neil (Tony) Carter.
George Renna supervised the
group.
The miniature shadow boxes
created much comment. There
seemed to be some difference Of
opinion as to whether these en-.
tries we're to have or not to have
highlighting accessories. At any
rate, the judges must have been
In q other when decisions had TO
be made, for the exhibit, both in
trieate and simple, was based on
q wedding theme OF bridal bou-
quets and the anniversaries Of
wood. crystal. pearl. china and
silver. The various eategories
we're expanded so that shells, flb-
er, other metals besides silver and
pottery could be used.
The entire exhibit, ehairmaned
by Mrs. Lee Goddard, won . tri-
color ribbon through Mrs. Paul
Miller's pearl anniversary artis-
try This featured an upturned
shell filled with tiny white bios
SONS placed on a wooden carved
stand or table a few inches in
height. Tucked under this we're
white satin streamers with three
pearl beads on the ends. The back.
ground was an embroidered cut.
out with gay flowers In red and
blue with pearl studded centers.
Lee Albert designed q piece Of
ebony driftwood outlined with
shells and pearls, Mrs. James
Foresnan entered q simple piece
Of silver.gray driftweod with
fringe Of poinsettla and white
peTiwinkle with red dot centers
for the weed class.
Mrs. Lee Goddard won q first
prize In the silver or metal class
with q tastefully done and spritely
flower arrangement In . metal
container with Z simple box lining
Of seagreen rough textured fabric.
Mrs, Hugh Bredin was given .
red ribbon for phlcx flowers adorn-
ing q silver ship on q silver sea.
Third award was taker by Mrs.
Bruce E. Bradley. She lined the
shadowbox with purple velvet and
Coral Vine spilled out of a silver
jewelbox. Mrs. Joseph Lazarovici
exhibited a rich creation of tapes
try background, emblazoned medal
conkainer and flowers in matching
hues to carry out the brocade pat.
tern.
In the china anniversary divi-
sion, Mrs. Delio Cobo captured q
blue ribbon for her picture study
Of a Victorian room complete with
period table, lace curtains fran
Ing ! window, lowered wallpaper
and a vase with clustered trum-
petshaped flowers, which looked
like tiny tuberoses.
Mrs. Guy Carleton won a first
in the wooden anniversary display
with dried grass and feathery pos
les in . wooden centainer poised
on three scarlet match boxes.
Second ribbon went to Mrs, Har.
old ]. Reilly who created . bar.
vest effect By films 4 small fibre
basket with varissated blossoms
and miniature fruits. The box lin
inE was sheer black velvet.
Wood roses. iihfe lining and
shades Of red, brown, beige and
yellow we're blended for Mrs,
Frederick Buffers warm-tnned en-
try.
In the sparkling crystal exhibit.
Mrs. ], Edgar Willing won q blue
ribbon for her crystal and silver
Urn tllsd with green and white
vine, The floor If the box was
hillnwed il white satin. Second
pTixe vas aon rs Mrs 2. ] Ross
wha placed a sp0nxlass ship de-
ecratsd with ersmsna srikey hoa
srs On a mtrrnr. Mrs, Fsnsca Scar
tc1k a yesloa Fihhcn tor pEnk roses
10 q crystal hran6g saiaag. Two
little crystal swasAoats with sogal
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