The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 24, 1952, Page 4

Page 4 Complete Flower Show Award Data | Announced By Top Committees | Complete data on the recent Show which drew thousands of v has been released. Special credit gently to make the show such an outstanding mittees were headed by Mrs. Norberg THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ae 5 | { Key West Garden Club Fiower isitors from all over the counti 1 worked ¢ ine is due those who hompson, general chairman and co-chairman, Miss Hilda Cunniff. Staging was done by Gene Otto, « as was the painting which was awarded to the display, “Minia- | ture Shacow Boxes,” chairmaned | by Mrs. Leland Goddard. Other committee heads were Miss Etta Patterson, hostesses: | Mrs. Wallace Kirke, tickets; Mrs. | John A. Gardner, program; j George Bradshaw, music; Mrs. Gene Otto, judges; Mrs. Roland Goulet and Miss Hilda Cunniff, | identification; Mrs. Henry Sands and Mrs. Robert Blount, publicity. The additional detailed list of exhibitors and awards follows: Educaticnal Exhibits Tropical Blooms—Blue Ribbon-- | Mrs. J. J. Trevor, Mrs. John Gard- | ner. i Poinsettia — Blue Ribbon—Mrs. Frank Curry. Gliricidia — Blue Ribbon—Mrs. Nea Smiley. Dracaena—Blue Ribbon--Mr. and Mrs. J, J. Trevor. Parkinsonia — Red Ribbon—Mrs. Norberg Thompson. African Tulip—Blue Ribbon --Se- bastan Cabrera and Municipal Hos- | pital. ‘ Ginger—Blue Ribbon -- Mrs. Al- bert, Mrs. Edwin Trevor, Kroll. Japanese Umbrella—Red Ribbon -- Mrs. Alfred Sawyer. African Violet—Blue Ribbon Mrs. John Gardner. Crotan—Yellow Ribbon Mrs. Dan Navarro. | Tropical Fruits And Vegetables Blue Ribbon -- Earle Johnson. Banana Tree—Blue Ribbon--Ear- | le Johnson. Tamarind—Red Ribbon -- Earle | Janson. Breadfruit—Red Ribkon -- Com. eW. H. Readon. Calmondin—Yellow Ribbon--Mrs. Norberg Thompson. Medicinal Herbs—Blue Ribbon -- Mrs. E. P. Winters. | Seeds & Seed Pods—Blue Ribbon | Mrs. | Today’s Birthday ALEXANDER MOSS WHITE, born March 24, 1904, in Brook son of a stock broker. This si president of t American mu seum of Natural History suc- ceeded F. Trubee Davison, who served 18 years. White also ts « partner in a Wall Street invest ment firm. He bought a seat the stock exchange in 6 for $173,000. He was a < mander in the Navy in Worid \ It and served h the Atlantic Fleet. Wallace B. Kirke. Gloxinia -- Ist Prize --Mrs. Mar lian Stark. Arthurium -- Ist Prize | William R. Warren. die Leaf Philodendron — - Mrs. William R. V die Leaf Philodendron - Pa Prize - William R. V 1 Beafsteak Begonia -- 2nd Prize Mrs. William R. Warren Beafsteak Begcaia -- Hon. Men ion -Mrs. William R. Warren Begonia, Var. Rex. -- Ist Prize am R, Warren. Strawberry Jar of Succulents - 2nd Prize --Mrs. William R. War ren. : Frog Container of Succulents - | Hon. Mention-Mrs. William R. War ren. Azalea -- Ist Prize -Mrs. Claude Thompson: Philodendron -- ist -Dr. and: Mrs. Edward Gonzalez. Smallest Palm on Earth Prize - Gene Otte. Angel Wing Begonia -- 2nd Prize M Mamie Lunn. Angel Wing Begonia -- Mrs. Perpall. 2nd prize Nephthytis -- 2nd prize -- Mrs. Baughman. s Kalanchoe -- 3rd prize - Mrs. | George Perpall, Jr. Kalanchoe - 3rd prize -Mr. Mar- cosi -Boianie Garden. --Mr, W. B. Kirke and Miss Hilda Potted Coleus - 2nd prize FE. D. Cunniff. Whelpley. Horticultural Exhibits | Potted Coleus - ist pize -Mrs. oink Melvin E. Russell. | 5 4 i Flac srk a Bh Brerec Eerpail | Potted Coleus -- 3rd prize -Mrs 1 2 Star Begonia—2Blue Ribbon -- Mr. Gene Otto Curley leaf beefsteak—Blue Rit- bon -- Mrs. W. R. Warren. Bronze—Yellow Ribbon W.°R. Warren. Red—Red Ribbon -- Mrs. W. R. Warren. "2 ~ ‘ Ange! leaf—Blue Ribbon -- L. T: Perpall. : atk : 2 TWo Red—Blue Ribbons --Frap- | cis X. Delaney. helt 1 One Pink—Blue Ribbon --Fran- cis X. Delaney. 27% , Bougainvillea—Blue Ribton Mrs. William Ford, Mrs, B. C. Papy, Mrs, Malen Durski Parmellee, ; Ferns & Palms -- Mrs. Edward Graham, Mrs. Thomas Caro, Blue: Ribbon. i Boston -- Blue Ribbon-Mrs. Hen. oston Fern Red. Ribbon-Mrs. Henry Schroeder. Boston Fern -- Red-U. S. Navy, Mr. Pittman. ‘ Mrs. Bostonern -- Yellow-U. §. Na- vy, Mr. Pittman. Staghorn -- Red Ribbon-Mrs. Herring. Staghorn -- Red Ribbon-Miss Gertrude Laubscher. Holly -- Blue Ribbon-Mrs. Gecrge Perpall. Holly -- Blue Ribton-Mrs. W. R. Warren, MaidenHair Fern -- Blue Ribbon. Mrs. Henry Sands. MaidenHair Fern -- Red-Mrs. Virginia Goulet. ; MaidenHair Fern -- Red-Mrs. W. R. Warren. Ferns — 2 Blue — Mrs. Knowles, | Silver — Yellow—Mrs. Virginia | Goulet. ‘ \ Green Cliff Brake -- Virginia Goulet. Phonenix Rabeleani Parks, 2 Ferns -- 2 Blue --U. S. Red -Mrs. | - Red-Mrs. | Navy, | » and Mrs. C. H. |: Mr. Pittman. Palms Deiffenbachia -- Blue Ritben -. | U.S. Navy, Mr. Pittman. Chamaddrea -- Blue Ribbon -. | Mr. Hemmingway. Circascircenalis White --Mr, Hemmingway. ° { Areca Suticen -- Yellow -- Mr. | Henningway. . | Hibiscus -- Blue Ribbon - Mrs, | B. Curry Moreno. | Foliage & Speciman Plants -Mrs. | Melvin Russell & Mrs. W. H. Lan- | duyt. Foliage and | ae Speciman Plants | Chairmen: Mrs. W. H. Landuyt | and Mrs. Melvin Russell. | ocasia Cuprea -- Ist Prize -. Le ; LOW DAILY RATES Beautiiui rooms. Private baths and showers. Ample Parking, FREE Special Rates to Service Men HOTEL SEMINOLE | 35 S. E. 8th ST. One Block West, off Route 1 | MIAMI, FLORIDA at @ SRM Aas felvin E. Russell. Caladium -- 2nd prize -- Naval Hospital. Alc2 - 1st prize -- U. S. Naval Hop sital. Euphobia Lactea Cristata - 1st prize - U. S. Naval Hospital. ‘ Orebids & African Violets—Blue Ribbea—Key West Orchid Club individual awards 8. U. Monday, March 24, 1952 ; ker, Blues 2: 2 Reds; 1 yellow. | Yesterday. ithe Century. ;-fye View of the Fverglades. African Violets—Mrs. J. E. Tuc- FULL CASH PRICE 7: $49.95 VALUE FREE PAINT SPRAYER { For Painting, Rug Shampooing, Deodorizing, and Many Other Uses Barkley. Individual awards BLUE RIBBONS: Mrs. Morris, Driftwood and Wood Roses. 2 White—Mrs. Dan Navarro. Orchids Mrs. Albert J. Mills—2 Blue, 1 red, 2 yellow, 1 white pr. J. L. Lester, Jr.—i red Mrs. W. W. Schweer, Dusky Mr. Bert Stern—2 red, 2 white. ; Flame. : | mrs. Edgar Stark—1 red. | Mrs. Wallace Kirke, Dried Ma- Mrs. Marguerite Zimmerman— | terial Bouquet. 1 white. RED RIBBONS: Mrs. Miss Hilda Cunniff—1 white. Bayly, Wood Roses in Copper Lus- s. B. C. Moreno—1 blue. Re Pitcher. : . John N. Thompson—1 white.; Mrs. John L. Butler, Driftwood ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS— and Coral bean. ~ Chairman, Gene Otto. YELLOW RIBBON: Mrs. Hilda : Individual awards Cunniff, Wind on the Keys. PLUE RIBBONS: Mrs. B. P.| WHITE RIBBON: Mrs. H. M. Pace, Buddha. FLORAL Chairmen—Mesdamhes Carl Hollon Bervaldi. Individual awards rhisien, Island Dwellers, Ge » and Anne Otto, Her Ma- y, the Hen. r. and Mrs. W. B. Kirke, Gua- lan Jungle. and F. GP} MENTS—Chairman, Mrs. Edward | Galey, | | Edward . } | | | Red roses. E. W. Parish, Red roses. Dan Navarre, Red roses . Bruce Bradley, Yellow ro- | Mrs. Mrs. Mrs ses. Mrs. John A. Gardner, Red roses RED RIBBONS: ‘Mrs. L. E. Slate, Pink roses. Mrs. Gene Otto, Pink roses YELLOW RIBBON: Pink roses in glass basket. Mrs. Theodore Ro berts. WHITE RIBBONS: Mrs. Edwin Trevor, Yellow roses. Mrs. Reagan, Red ro RED RIBBON for I Yellow roses. RED RIBBON for ticulture, | Horticuiture ARRANGEMENTS— | efforts for Rock roses Rose Snecimeas BLUE ‘RIBBONS: Mrs. C. R. Reagan, red roses. Mrs..C. R. Reagan, E; H. Hill, (red roses). Mrs. Go R. Reagan, Talisman tea roses. _ and Mrs. J. J. Trevor, Nos-| BLUE RIBBONS: Mrs. Henry | algia-Old Key We ) Sands, Crotolaria. * Mrs. Everett Winter, Red Shaw-|. Red Geraniums, Mrs. Alfred lers. - Sawyer. ; : Mrs. A. J. Mills and Mrs. Curry! Mrs. I. C. Brinton, Marigolds Mcrero, siflora. and Euphorbia. ; flower used in Passi-|_ RED RIBBONS: Mrs. Charles ; Boxes was grown by > Perpall. The na ty Mrs. Perpall. Mrs. J. H. Brady, Bombax and * Sanservia. Mrs. Chas. Smith, Marigolds ar- ranged by Mrs. George Perpall. Mrs. Theodore Roberts, Phlex. rice D. Saul, Nocturne. nk Bowser, The Sea | West, Driftwood and Red Hibiscus, Miss Hilda Cunnice. Mrs. Jack Thompson, al : Tulips. . George Stinchfield. Fantasia. | WHITE RIBBONS: Mrs. Hazel ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS— Foley, Snapdragons ‘arranged by MINIATURE SHADOW BOXES— Mrs. Edward Bayly. Chairman, Mrs. Lee Goddard. Mrs. Baughman, Datura. individual awards Mrs. DiNigre, Driftwood and BLUE RIBBONS: Mrs. H. J. Ste- , Philodendren. r, China Tea. | FOR MEN ONLY: FRUIT AND Gordon Seagrove, Shrimps | VEGETABLES— Chairman Bow- Boats Coming. man Cutter. - Mrs. Roland Goulet, Harmony. Individual Awards Emery Komlos, Pink Gold. BLUE RIBBONS: Cmdr. } Hugh Bredin, Moses in the | Bettinger, Banana Bonanza. Bullrushes. Mr. Robert Thielen, Baroque. RED RIBBONS: Mrs. J. D. Me- Andrews, Typically Tropical. Princess Dorothy Caracciolo, & Mrs. Aubrey Hamilton. s from the Orient. ;. Anne Carmouche, Samark- African Joe RED RIBBONS: Capt. Toth, 18th Century, Kitchen Arrangement. an Offering. YELLOW RIBBON: Cant. Hal E. YELLOW RIBBONS: Mrs. Bene- | List & Cmdr. Al L. Raphael, Pot- dict Thielen; Sea Horse’s Garden, | POUrTi. : WHITE RIBBONS: Mrs. Bow-' WHITE RIBBONS: Mr. J. H. man Cutter, Once Upon a Tie. | Brady, Golden Cargo. : Mrs. Edgar Willing, Gone to! — Lee Goddard, Dukes Mix- Lunch. , ture. ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS—!| Cmdr. Hugh Bredin, Native Fruit MINIATURE SHADOW BOXES. | ROSE ARRANGEMENTS— inc (Six Inch) Chairman—Mrs. Harry Galey. BLUE RIBBONS: Mrs. Edward Individual Awards cidredge, Aloha. BLUE RIBBONS: Mrs. H. C. Walter F. Schlech, Born a Se ! YELLOW RIBBONS: Mrs. J. A. | Mr. Melvin Russell, La Barquita. | /Smith, Red Carnatonis, Arranged | | | Mr. Vesey Johnson, Christopher, Stone, red roses. Mrs. Vesey Johnscea, Peace, yel- low rose. Mr. Harry Armstrong, white rosc There were other specimen ro- ses awarded and red ribbons but no names for exhibitors were avial- | able. SHELL CONTAINER - Chair- man- Mrs. Dan Navarro. BLUE RIBBONS: Mrs. Edwon 3 DAILY! bia to Change of Plone eS to Coblorne. WE ORLEANS: NATIONAL ’ Airlines ie ROUND TRIPS AAANG 47 MIN, NON-STOP Trevor, Ginger Blossoms. Mrs. Fran Ford, Tern Shell with Moses in Bullrushes & Orchid. Red Roses in Shell, Miguel Per- ; domo. RED RIBBONS: Miss Etta Pat- jterson, Mexican Candlemas& Cro- i tons, Mrs \. Gardner, Croton Miguel Se alsland mthus. : M. R.. Giron, with Coconut blos- soms. Mrs. Jack Thompson, Shell and ;Sea Fern with Pinta. PLACE SETTINGS—Chairman- Gene Oto. BLUE RIBBONS: Miss Anne Baldwin. Key Wést Mid-Day Din- ner of 1860's. Mrs. Marjorie Stevens, Modern Tropical Luncheon Table. Mrs. Wm. Warren, 18th cent. Dresden Dinner Table. Mrs. Clara’ May Downey, Mo- dern Sunday Night Supper Table. RED RIBBONS, Dr. & Mrs. Au- brey Hamiiton, Oriental Table. Mrs. Norberg Thompson, Formal Dinner Table. Mrs. Emery Country Table. Mrs, Gene Otto, French Bretor Peasant Supper Table. 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