Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-09-10
PREMIUMS AWARDED
List Of Prize Winners at the Horti-
cultural Fair Work of Judges
Complete.
BEAUTIFUL ARRAY OF BABIES
Art Exhibit An Attractive Feature of the
show-Greater Part of Displays Sent
to Omaha Exposition Rough
Rider Remembered.


cultural fair was a red letter day in the
history of Santa Fe. The fair building
was crowded almost to s%uffocation, and
the receipts for the benefit of the treas
ury were largely augmented by the re-
suit OF the baby show, and a prettier lot
of babies was v gotten together
under n roof: that is the verdict of
every n present, and out of a crowd
the size of the one that viewed the little
ones a number of good judges can be
found.
The committee having the baby dis
play in charge was composed of Mrs.
Crichton, Mrs. Van Schick and Mrs.
Berger, assisted by Mrs. Thomas as
treasurer and Miss Allison as secretary,
and their work was not light by any
means, as the voting was spirited. The
following are the names of the little
ones entered for the prizes:
First class, 3 months to IS months of
age: Otis Perry Seligman, Amado AL
phonso Chaves, Helen Louise Knapp,
Bessie Miriam Mcpherson, Dolores Ber-
gere, Anna Josephine Kaune, Mary
Harroun and Franklin Davis Walker.
Second class, 10 months to 8 years:
Dorothy Goebel, Ruth Anna McCord,
Dorothy Money, Consuelo Bergere and
Anita Weintge.
Third class: Wallace Erhard Fiske,
Isauro Lorenzo Salazar and Indian boy
Martin.
When the votes had been counted it
was found that the spectators had de-
cided upon the following as the prize
beauties:
First Glass: 1st prize, Helen Louise
Knapp: End, Otis Perry Seligman.
Second class: 1st prize, Ruth Anna
McCord; second, Consuelo Bergere.
Third class: LIST prize, Isauro Lorenzo
Salazar; End, Wallace Erhard Fiske.
Art Exhibit.
The art exhibit, which added much to
the attractiveness of the fair and proved
of more than ordinary merit from an
artistic standpoint, was in charge of a
special committee consisting Of Mrs.
Arthur Seligman, Mrs. j. D. Hughes,
Mrs. Carson, Mrs. Amado Chaves and
Miss Bertha Staab. The ladies of the
committee deserve great credit for the
success of their efforts in making the
southwest corner of the building the
center of attraction for the greater num-
Der of persons who visited the fair dur
ing the three days it was open. The
judges of the exhibit, Mrs. Nj. B. Men
net, of Las Vegas; Mrs. M. E. Coues, of
Washington, and Mrs. G. Fl. McCurdy,
of Fresno. Calf, made the following
awards of premiums:
Embroidery: First prize, Mrs. A.
Seligman; I'd, Mrs. j. 7. Salmon.
Lace and china: First prize, Miss
Manderield; I'd, Mrs. E. A. Fiske.
Painting: First prize, Mrs. A. Selig-
man; I'd Miss Ellen Moore.
The following special mention of work
was made by the committee: Embroid-
cry by Mesdames j. N. Luna, Geo. Cross,
Crichton and W.. L. Jones; painting by
Daisy Schuman, a Zuni girl aged 13
years, and a special prize was awarded
to Catherine Cross.
Fruits, Vegetables and Flowers.
The judges of the different classes of
the exhibits in the fair proper made the
following awards:
Apples: Best 20 varieties, list premi-
UNI, E. Andrews; 2, L. B. Prince; 8, j..
A. Catanach. Best 10 varieties, l, S. H..
Day; 2, j. A. Catanach. Separate va
r%ieties; Alexander, /, j. P. Victory; 2,
w. FL. Keller. American Golden Rus
set, l.. B. Prince; Bailey Sweet, j. A.
Catanach; Baldwin, l, A. Boyle; 2, w.
s. Harroun; White Belllower, l. s. H.
Day; 2, j. A. Catanach; Yellow Bell
flower, 1, j. P. Victory; 2, S. G. Cart
wright; Ben Davis, l, L. B. Prince; 2,
w. V. B. Wilcox; Chenango Strawberry,
L, II. s. Kaune; 2, Mrs. Manderfeld;
Dominee, l.. b. Prince; Duchess of Old
enburgh, /, NJ. V. B. Wilcox; 2, j. A.
.Catanach; English Russell, L. B. Prince;
Fall Pippin, 1, L. B. Prince; 2, Geo. H.
Cross; Famense. s. H. Day; G~ravenstein,
l, W. H. Keller, 2, G. H. Cross; Haas,
|, Mrs. Manderfield; 2, J.. A. Cavanach;
Hu%bbardston Nonsuch, 1, L. B. Prince;
Jeneton, w. S. Harroun; Jonathan, l,
W. S. Harroun; 2, L. B. Prince; King,
|, Fl. s. Kaune: 2, s. H. Day; Lady,
Mrs. Manderfield; LAWYER, L B. Prince;
Maidens Blush, 1, w. s. Harroun; 2, L.
b. Prince; Mammoth Blacktwig, 1, G.
Fl. Cross; 2, M. v. b. Wilcox; Mann, M.
V. B. Wilcox; Missouri Pippin, 1, Il. B.
Prince; 9, s. H. Day; N~ickajack, J. A.
Cavanach; Northern Spy, 1, M. v. B.
Wilcox; 2, j. A. Catanach; Plumbs Cider,
L. B Prince; Red Astrachan, 1. J. A.
Catanach; 2, Mrs. Manderield; Rambo,
l, j.. A. Catanach; 2, s. H. Day; Red
Beitighiemer, l, Arthur Boyle; 2, H. s.
Kaune; r. 1. Greening, 1, w. s. Har-
roun; 2, j. A. Catanach; Rome Beauty,
1, l.. b. Prince; 9, g. H. Cross; Seek No
Further, L. B. Prince; Wealthy, M. v.
B. Wilcox; Smiths Cider, L. B. Princes;
Winter Pearman, }. A. Catanach; Spitz-
enburg, l.. B. Prince; Wolf River, M.
v. b. Wilcox; Twenty Ounce, l.. B.
Prince; York Imperial, M. v. B. Wilcox.
C%rabapples: Hyslop, s. Il. Day;
Transcendent, /, Mrs. Curry; 2, A. Boyle;
Whitney, L. B. Prince; Siberian, s. H.
Day.
Pears: Best 40 varieties, j. P. Vic
tory; best 20 varieties, Clarendon Gar
den; best 10 varieties, l, E. Andrews; 2,
L. B. Prince; 3, G. Riyenburg. Bart
lett, 1, l.. B. Prince; 2, w. s. Harroun.
Beurre Claigeau, !, L. B. Prince; 2, A.
Boyle. D'Angou, w. s. Harroun. DEL,
A. Boyle. Easter, H. s. Kaune. Buff
man, l.. B. Prince. Clapp's Favorite, /,
H. s. Kaune; 2, Mrs. Manderfeld.
Doyenne d'Ete, Mrs. Mander1eld. Doyen-
White, W. s. Harroun. Duchesse,
1, l.. B. Prince; 2, H. s. Kaune. Flemish
Beauty, l, w. y. Walpole; 2, L. B. |
Prince. Howell, l, L. b. Prince; 2, w.
5. Harroun. Keiffer, A. Boyle. Lam
ena, 1, Mrs. Manderfeld; 2, H. s. Kaune.
LIE Conte, A. Boyle. Louise Bonnie, Mrs.
Manderfield. Mt. Vernon, 1, w. s.
Harroun; 2, L. B. Prince. President
Drouard, w. s. Harroun. Seckel, l..
w. s. Harroun; 2, L. B. Prince. Vicar
Wakefield, 1, L. B. Prince; 2, G. Riven-
burg. Winter Nelis, l, Mrs. Manderfeld;I
2, j. A. Catanach. i
Peaches: Alexander, /, Mrs. Man
derfield; 2, G. H. Cross; Blood Cling.
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