garland

(gärˈlənd)

1. a. A wreath or festoon, especially one of plaited flowers or leaves, worn on the body or draped as a decoration.
   b. A representation of such a wreath or festoon, used as an architectural ornament or heraldic device.
2. A mark of honor or tribute; an accolade: received garlands of praise.
3. Nautical A ring or collar of rope used to hoist spars or prevent fraying.
4. An anthology, as of ballads or poems.

1. To ornament or deck with a garland.
2. To form into a garland.

(gärˈlənd)

, (Hannibal) Hamlin 1860-1940.

, Judy Originally Frances Gumm. 1922-1969.