St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-26

Club presented Paris TranSpla
show, from 1 to s p, m.
The atmosphere was like NOV /
ing into the heart OF Paris, or
wandering up a quiet French |
street with its sidewalk cafe in
the rear OF the building featuring
chairs, tables, flower carts and
doors painted pink. on each table !
were wine glasses and a wine
bottle. Flower carts were filled !
with an assortment OF flowers,
and border OF spring garden
flowers led to the cafe.
On entering through the rear
door, beautiful outdoor garden
scene with flowers OF many hues
and varieties growing In the earth
made an intriguing conversational
piece, As one wandered through |
the room attention was directed to |
an outdoor chapel complete with |
Madonna, prayer book and rosary |
against a background OF palms
and other foliage and banked with |
assorted flowers and surrounded
with green grass
In keeping with the Partisan
theme a table in the center OF the
room held a display OF French |
china, glasses, wine, bread. candy |
and dolls which added 10 the
French atmosphere,
There were many entries in sew
eral classifications and there were
2s blue ribbon first awards; %
red ribbon second awards and is
white ribbon third awards, as
follows;
Cut flowers, Small Marigoids:
Mae Marshall, first award: Lucille
Shivers, second and Estella Sims,
third. Single Petunias: Estella
Sims. first, Hazel Clark, second
and Lucille Shivers, third. Double
Petunia Daylily: Estella Sims,
first and Lucille Shivers. second.
Verbenas: Hazel Clark, first;
Aleece Webster, second Large
Zinnias, Hazel Clark, first, Alleece
Webster, second and Estella Sims,
third, Perennial Phlox: Estella
Sims, first and Hazel Clark, sec
ond.
In the Artistic Arrangement
class, blue ribbon first awards
were won as follows Pansies, Es-
tella Sims; Hybrid T. roses. Es-
tella Sims; Tuberoses Begonia,
Hazel Clark Large Zinnias: Mae
Marshall first; Helen Thomas.
second. Dish Garden, Matte Con-
ners. first and Hazel Clark, sec
ond
Small arrangements mot over
five inches) Matte Corners.
first; Helen Thomas, second. Min
iature arrangements, mot over
three inches) Hazel Clark, first. |
Matte Corners, second and Es- /
tella Sims, third, Garden flowers
fred predominatiug). Estella
Sims, first and Matte Corners.
second.
For the class In all green fol-
iage arrangements, Matte Con-
ners won first, Hazel Clark sec
ond and Estella Sims, third. Ar
rangements stressing lines-Tri-
angle, first award went to Estella
Sims; second, Matte Corners and
third, Hazel Clark. For Horizontal
lines, Matte Corners was a.
warded first and for Vertical,
Mae Marshall won first; Hazel
Clark, second and Estella Sims,
third.
For arrangements using special
containers In the pitcher arrange
ment, Matte Corners was award
ed first; Mae Marshall, second and
Lucille Shivers, third. Cup and
saucers, first award, Mae Mar
shall; second, Estella Sims and
third was a tie between Alleece
Webster and Matte Corners.
For arrangements in antique
containers, first award went 10
Lucille shivers and second. Helen
Thomas. For Brass, Aleece Web
'ter won first and Hazel Clark,
second. In the potted house plants
'oliage. Matte Corners won first. (
Aleece Webster second and 3
Helen Thomas, third <
In the guest entries, Mrs. Lola d
8uford and Mrs. Harold Combs o
Won first awards Mrs. A. Olson.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Smith and 81
drs. Jesse Stevens. second and /
irs. Olson and Mrs Harold
,ombs. third.
Cherry Wright and Cora Thorn
s. both eleven years old tied for
irst Dlace in the CbIdrepfe ar II