The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-10

well known authorities said that tn
they had ever seen. ALI of which W
ers.
The large shadow boxes, always
q feature of the Key West Show,
received the "magna cum laude"
in flower show judging. The sha-
dow boxes were awarded the cove
ted tri-color ribbon.
Exhibits or arrangements plac-
ing first are awarded a blue rib
bon: second, red ribbon; third,
yellow ribbon; and honorable men,
ton. green ribbon.
Mrs. Katharine Monroe, general
chairman for the Flower Show and
Mart has announced the following
; awards:
For exhibits: artistic arrange
ments (large shadow boxes), tri-
color. Blue ribbons for. the tropical
hut display, stage garden plot,
sales booth, For Men Only, deco
rated trays, begonias and Gala
diums, hibiscus, orchids, African
violets and the educational exhibit
with special mention going to the
seaweed from the high school BIZ
Ology class.
There were many Individual rib
bons given to plants in the be-
gonia and caladium, the hibiscus,
orchid and African violet displays.
Individual awards from the tro-
pical hut display: Lenten tree,
Mrs. r. C. Snidow, blue; Bombax
tree, Mr.. J. w. Saunders, blue;
Frangi pani, Miss Hilda Cunniff,
red, and, white Bauhinia, Mrs.
William r. Warren, yellow.
Miniature gardens: Mrs. E. B.
knight, red; Mrs. o. A. Sandquist,
blue; Mrs. Clyde Brunson, blue;
Mrs. Robert Simpson, blue; Mrs.
James Reid, green; Mrs. Joe Bet
finger, blue; Mrs. B. A. Stern,
green, and Mrs. J. N. Thompson,
blue.
Tropical flower arrangements:
Mrs. Joe Bettinger, blue; Mrs. E.
A. Saunders, yellow; Mrs. T. H.
Atkins, green, and Mrs. o. B.
Stanley, red.
Ferns and palms; Mrs. Henry
Sands, blue. Tropical fruits; Mr..
Earle Johnson, yellow. Medicinal
herbs; Mrs. Everett Winter, blue.
Rose arrangements: Mrs. G.. C.
Towner, green; Mrs. Norberg
Thompson, yellow; Mrs. w. c.
Harris, red, and Mrs. L. P. Slate,
blue.
Tropical arrangements in shell
containers: Mrs. William Warren,
red; Mrs. Henry Sands, yellow;
Mrs. Eugene Otto, blue, and Mrs.
Delio Cobo, green.
Bouquets in antique containers:
Mrs. Irving Scott, blue; Mrs. Hen
ry Sands, red, and Mrs. Alfred
Sawyer, one yellow and one green.
Individual awards for the large
shadow boxes: Mrs. Albert Mills
and Mrs. Curry Moreno, blue;
Mrs. Everett Winter, blue; Mrs.
Paul Miller, red; Mrs. Raymond
Vermette and Mr.. John Dineen,
green; Mrs. Joe Bettinger, blue;
Mrs. Aquilino Lopez, Jr., red; Mrs.
Frank Bowser, green; Mrs. Bene-
dict Thielen, blue, and Mrs. Harry
Steinbreder, red.
Table settings: Mrs. ]. J. Ire
vor, green; Mrs. Joe Bettinger,
yellow; Mrs. c. H. Hutchings, red;
Mrs. Mary Pentecost, green; Mrs.
p. w. Garnet, green, and Mrs.
Edward knight, blue.
Dried arrangements: Mrs. John
Butler, red; Mrs. John Rank, blue;
Mrs. Charles Card, green, and
Mrs. Roland Goulet, yellow.
For Men Only: Lee Goddard,
green; Melvin Russell, red; Bur-
rett Garnett, blue, and Benedict
Thielen, yellow.
Miniature shadow boxes: Mrs.
Onia Stanley, Jr., green; Mrs.
James Reid. red; Mrs. Candy
Chambers, green; Mrs. Delio Co.
DO, yellow; Mrs. Gordon Seagrove,
blue; Burret Garrett, blue; Mrs.
Hugh Bredin, red; Mrs. J. E. Will
Ing, green; Mrs. Lee Goddard,
red; Mrs. Carter Bennett, green;
Mrs. Guy Carleton, yellow; Mrs.
Cedric Chapman, green; Mrs.
Frank Bowser, red; Mrs. Thomas
Chandler, blue; Mrs. Emrey Kom-
los, red; Mrs. Charles Morrison,
blue; Mrs. Grier Smiley, blue:
Mrs. John Fistere, green; Doris
Lee, blue; Cdr. Ray Byrns, green;
Arnold Blanch, yellow; Mrs. P. ].
Ross, blue; Mrs. Wallace Kirke,
blue; Mrs. Albert Stern, green:
Mrs. B. NJ. Blount, green, and
Mrs. Paul Miller, green.
The large number of ribbons
awarded by qualified judges is in
@cativs Of TIE beauty and artistry