Here are my guesses & reasons.
Not rhodostictum because of too much color in petals & shape of petals. Also not Nora Tokunaga for same reasons. See photo 1 & 2.
Not bottom front plant in Orchid Sue's photo. That looks like an offseason bloom (only few flowers) of Maiden Charlotte. See Photo.
White Rabbit & Nancy. I also think it's Den atroviolaceum. But not 'Pygmy'. Photo attached. The shape & petal color is more like the cross of 'Pygmy' x 'H&R', which produced a plant size between the two parents & resulted in a bigger whiter flower than 'Pygmy'.
An outside chance is Pam Tajima, but I don't think so. Photo attached. I also don't think it's Nellie Slade, for one simple reason. Unless it's a very old plant, it's not likely to be Nellie Slade. It's not guaranteed that these plants are all from us, but it's likely that many are. I know we haven't made Nellie Slade in over 20 years. It didn't produce enough flowers for the size of the plant.
Ron, you always take excellent photos, but I believe that there is too much blue in the lip color. There may have been florescent lights at the show. My 'Pygmy' lip color has too much red ... so it's somewhere in between ours.
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