Evening star., 1903-08-20

Mss Patty Abel first on silk quilt; Miss
Rose Grifith. first on worsted quilt. crochet
in worsted: Mrs. J. E. Slaymaker. first on
knit quilt; Miss B. H. Peters. first on
crochet quilt: Miss Ida Onutt. first On knit
articles In worsted; Miss Grace Darby, nrst
on knit article in linen thread: Mrs h
Brown. first on crochet articles In linen
thread. curtains Of silk rags. Braxslian point
lace; Mrs. Walter A. Johnston. drst on
point lace In linen thread: Mrs. Ribbie.
first on Battenburg lace: Mrs. George r.
Henderson. first on modern lace and nne
braids. second on Mount Mellick work.
plain sewing by hand; Mrs l.. G.. Gardner.
first on display of lace articles: Mrs. A. D.
v. Burr. first on drawn work In linen, SILK
embroidery In fancy stitch. tatting in cot
ton. second on skeleton embroidery, outline
work. cut-out embroidery Qace stitches),
Battenburg lace; Mrs. Charles w. Baggar-
ly. first on outline work. embroidered
doilies in silk, skeleton embroidery: Miss
Annie Dowden, first on cut-out embroidery
Qace stitches); Miss NJ H. Waters, first on
embroidery in silk on flannel plain sewing
by machine: Laura E. Baker, first on col
lection of fancy articles; Mrs. Thomas ].
Packard, first on Mount Mellick work: Miss
Elsie McUmber. first on embroidery in silk
on other material, knit article in silk; Miss
M. v. Fawcett, first on crochet article in
silk; Miss g. E. Darby. first on crochet arti-
Gle in cotton. knit article in cotton; Mrs
William Reading, first in embroidery on
worn garments, patched garments: Mrs
O. B. Williams. first on darning in cotton
on worn garments, patched garments;
Mrs. Irving Underhill. first on plain
sewing by hand; Miss J. Umstead,
first on hemstitching; Miss Louisa
Beall, first on buttonholes; Miss Eliza
beth Fields. first on fancy sofa cush-
ion, second on darning in cotton on
worn garments: Miss Ida 8. Dove, first on
worsted; Mrs. R. c. warfeld, first en-
honiton work: Miss Cora Bogley. first On
crochet bead work, Mexican drawn work:
Mrs. A. E. Sheppard. first on Irish crochet
thread; Miss Mamie Pumphrey. second on
cotton quilt: Mrs. D. H. Warfield, second
on silk quilt; Miss N. E. McGregor. second
on worsted quilt; Miss A. M. sherwood.
Hunter. second on knit article in worsted;
Miss Sadie Shuckers, second on point lace
In linen thread; Miss Carter Penn Lewis.
second on modern lace (fne braids); Mrs.
Thomas G. Keys, second on drawn work in
linen; Mrs. ]. Arthur Kemp. second on EN-
broidery in silk on flannel embroidered
sofa cushion, fancy sofa cushion; Mrs.
Spencer Watkins, second on silk embroid-
cry in fancy stitch; Miss Julia Anderson.
second on collection of fancy articles. nem-
stitching. pincushion: Miss Della Young.
second on embroidery in silk on other ma
terial; Mrs. F. A. Spencer second on en-
broidery in cotton; Mrs. Sarah A. BuckIer,
second on drawn work in cotton; Miss NJ.
c. Hazen. second on plain sewing by ma
chine: Miss Mary Granger. second on
patched garment: Mrs. Charles E. Allnutt,
second on rag rug: Miss Mabel Haney, Sec
ond on honiton work; Miss Nellie Printup.
second on embroidered centerpiece in silk;
Miss Maud Thompson, second on Mexican
drawn work.
Children's Department.
First premiums-J. L. Bohrer. w. B.
Meyer. Levin Morrison, Charles Keys, c.
N. Etchison. Jessie Oursler. R. P Hines. jr.,
Annie Heider, Lillian Fields, Edith Slay-
maker. E. P. Defendant M. o. England.
A. Bohrer. E. Bohrer, Louise Taylor Lii
lian Savage, Hattie Belt Jessie Magruder,
Naomi Bogley. Helen M. Gassaway, Flor
ence e. Hines. Lillian Sage. Leila Morrison,
Gertrude Benson. Second premiums-Allan
Peter. c. N. Etchison. George Fields, r. P.
Hines. jr., Jessie Oursler, w. b. Myers. j.
L. Bohrer, Edith Prettyman, Edith Slay-
maker, Mary A. Griffith, A. Bohrer, Jessie
Magruder, Leila Morrison, Louise Taylor
E. P. Defendant, Florence Hines, Margaret
Magruder, Lillian Sage, Mamie Ricketts,,
Gertrude Benson, Carrie Smith.
Awards Made Yesterday.
Premiums were awarded yesterday after
noon as follows:
Mrs. r. P. Hines. first on beets, turnips
and second on hops. peaches. ounces, musk
melons and displays Of garden products and
fruits: Basil Bean. first on cabbage: George
Shaw. first on cymblings; Philip Case, first
on pumpkins: Miss Bessie Peter. first on
egg plant: William v. Robertson. first on
cucumbers and potatoes: Maggie Harrison.
first on lima beans and second on parsnips;
Urban N. Wagner. first ON string beans and
display Of fruits and second on yellow
shelled corn and display Of fruit; Seth w.
Warfeld, first on satisfy. parsnips onions,
parsley. sweet corn. radishes, display of
vegetables. red wheat, rye, oats timothy
seed, pears. plums and display of apples
and second on beets. carrots. celery. turnips.
buckwheat, rye. oats, plums: Frank Welsh,
first on carrots: Miss Ellen Farquhar. first
on celery and second on onions and satisfy;
Frank Counselman first on sweet potatoes;
Miss Odelia Reisinger. first on tomatoes;
Miss Susie Onutt. first on hops; Edmund
w. Monday. first on kale: Mrs. j. E. Slay-
maker. first on Okra: Milford Ofutt, first on
white shelled corn: Charles T. johnson, first
on yellow corn shelled: Clarence L. Kicker
first on yellow ear corn: Mrs. ]. E. Wilson,
first on apples; George Plummer, first on
grapes: Miss g. Harrison. first on peaches:
H. L. Wells. first on ounces: Miss M.
welsh; first on damsons; j: w. Mcfarland.
second on cabbage; Lasiie Kemp, second on
pumpkins; Frederick Stabler second on egg
plant: Mrs D. H. Warfield, second on lima
beans: G. w. Cronises second on string
beans: Alexander Garrett, second on sweet
potatoes: Miss Edith Peter, second on
parsley; Miss Ionic Poss, second on pep
pers: Harm Hansen. second on kale: J.
W. Barnesley. second on red wheat: w. v.
Dove. second on white shelled corn; J, A.
Meredith. second on white ear corn and
yellow ear corn; Miss Anna Dwyer, second
on apples; Miss Florence Pyles, second on
damsons: Miss Maggie Welsh. first on
hams and second on pears; Harry Myers.
second on display of apples; Mrs. Uric
Hutton. second on hams.
Racing Events.
Four events were on the racing program
for yesterday afternoon, and splendid con-
tests were furnished, being In striking con-
trast to the doubtful race of the day be-
fore. In the 2.1S trot new record for
the track was established, Roberta, belong
ing to Mr.. Richard Henscheu of Baltimore,
stepping mile in 2.17A. McFonso, the
veteran racer. also made record for the
track. covering the six furlongs in 116,
which Is regarded as remarkably fast for
a halfmile track
The first race of the day was the 22
pace, with six starters, all being high-class
horses. Pluto, who was the favorite in
the betting, early assumed the lead in all
the heats, and captured the three heats
and the race without difficulty. The fight
for the place was hot one between Lottie
L. and Abby, the former getting the de-
cision.
In the 21s trot five splendid animals