The herald., 1897-01-02
THE AWARDS MADE.
An incomplete List But All the More
Important Prize Winners Named.

The Judges accepted an arououS 0utN
in passing upon the merits OF The decora-
tlons, but, all things considered. they
acquitted themselves well, and although
there were objectors they were few and
far between.
The following instructions were
adopted by the directors of the associa-
tion on Thursday, and the awards were
made in consonance with them:
In judging the contestants the direct
ors would most respectfully request that
natural flower decoration solely be taken
into consideration, and that artificial
flowers be totally ignored in your judg-
ments.
The following is list of the award;
made. which is not complete-it never Is
on the day of the festival:
First division-Best display of any
club on foot. blue banner; best display
of any society (secret) on foot, blue ban
ner. First Amercus club. First
knights of Pythias.
Second division-Six-in-ha display
first prize blue banner; second prize
yellow banner. First. Hotel Green; sec
ord, The Spalding.
Four-in- hand display-First prize
blue banner; second prize, yellow ban
ner; third prize, red banner. First
directors of the chamber of commerce
of Los Angeles; second, directors of ia
Fiesta, Los Angeles; third, Painter H0-
tel, Pasadena
Third division-Equestrian lady rider
order for leather writing set; second
prize, order for ladies' gold tipped
purse; gentlemen, first prize, order for
bride; second prize. order for crop
stick. First, lady equestrian, Miss Lila
Dalrymple; second, Miss A. l.. Hooper;
third, Miss Boswell first gentleman
equestrian, Walter Smiley; second, T.
p. Williams.
Fourth division-Best display OF any
decorated conveyances OF any social
club or organization blue silk banner.
embroidered crown. Valley Hunt club.
Fifth division-Best display of any in
dustrial or educational organization. or
der for $40 in merchandise; floats. first
prize, blue banner: second prize, yellow
banner. Throop Polytechnic institute.
Floats First, Conservatory of Music;
second, seventh grade Wilson school,
third Garfield school.
Sixth INSTRUMENTATION other than
pony-One prize, American flag. Double
team, cart or carriage, first prize, order
for out-glass berry dish; second prize,
gilt clock; third. ivory handle lash whip.
Tandem, Horace T. Dobbins Double
team, second B. o. Kendall; third,
Painter trap.
Seventh division-Tandem or any BIZ
cycle carrying more than one person
First prize, cyclometer; second. book
The World on Wheels; bicycle club blue
banner Lady rider, first, lady's belt;
second, fruit cake Gentleman rider,
first. order bicycle shoes; second, blue
badge, honorable mention. Boy rider.
first, order for bicycle bell. Miss rider
first, order for bicycle carrier. First. AL
bert and Josephine Palmateer Gentle
man rider. first Erie Weight.
Eighth division--Single horse cart or
carria ge--First. order for fine clock; sec
ond, order for laprobe; third. order for
silver ink set. First. Mamie Shaffer;
second, Mrs. Lucius Jarvis; third, Geo.
W. Shaffer
Ninth division-Shetland pony to cart
or carriase-First. sterling silver watch.
Emma Claypool; second manicure set,
May Baker; third silver knife, Frank
Ssipley. Double Shetland pony team to
cart or carriage, boys watch. First,
Mrs. G. c. Horton. Single pony to cart
or carriage, not over 500 pounds, first,
Priscilla Mariette, silver clock
Tenth divislon-Goat team, single oi
double. with cart-First, order for
SpauIding football; second. order for
sweater; third order for catcher's NIT.
Burro and cart, first, order for baseball
and bat; second, order for colored pic
ture. First. Holman Coffin; second, G.
F. Shipley; third, Irving Leadbetter.