Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-27

Ricketts,. Mrs. Thomas {. Keys. Mrs. n.
Slaymaker, Miss Rose Wagner. Miss Ada
Warfield Mrs. a. V. Leaman. Mrs. NJ.
GoldsbOrOugh. Miss Sadie Penn. Miss
Adele Maus. Miss Jane Warfield. Miss l..
Morrison. Miss Josie Higgins. Mrs. w. w.
Welsh. Miss Marjorie Hall, Miss Lillian
Sage. Miss Beulah Ward. Mrs. Lamar
Jackson. Mrs. George p. Henderson. Miss
FOrsythe. Mrs. \. c. Schelrer, Mrs. Il. NJ.
Muncaster, Mrs. A. c. Warthen. Mrs. W.
e. Berry. Miss Bessie Peter, Mrs. H. B.
Penn.
vinegar-C. C. Veirs, first; c. L. Hick-
erSon. second.
Hard soap-Mrs. W. W. Welsh, firstS
Miss Mary Welsh, second.
Soft soap-Mrs. A. V. Leaman, first;
Miss Mary c. Graft second.
Ham-Urban n. Wagner. first.
Butter-Mrs. Alfred Ray. first; Arthur
Honey-F. B. Musgrove. first; w. ].
Hoyle, second.
Fruits and Farm Products.
Apples-R P. Hines, first: John c. Bent
ley. second.
Pears-R. p. Hines, first; Mrs w. w.
Welsh, second.
Damsons-Mrs w. w. Welsh. first: Mrs.
Henry L. Wells. second.
Peaches-Arthur w. Stonestreet, first;
Seth w. Warfield. second.
Plums-Seth w. Warfield, first; Mrs.
John E. Wilson. second.
Grapes-Mrs. w. f. Ricketts, first; Mrs
Henry j. Finley. second.
Watermelons-Mrs. II. A. Howard, first !;
Miss Ellen Farquhar, second.
Muskmelons-Miss Ellen Farquhar, first !;
Urban N, Wagner. second.
Best display of fruits grown by eXhib-
itor-Seth w. Warfield, first: Urban N.
Wagner. second.
Best display of fruits collected-R. P.
Hines. first; Seth w. Warfield, second
Best display of apples-R. P. Hines.
first; Seth w. Warfield. second.
Farm products-Charles T. Johnson.
Thomas l. Fulks Trundle Bros. William
Granger. w. c. Hoyie, William Dove. AL
fred Ray. Graham Riggs, James w.
Graft, Samuel p. Thomas. Seth w. War
field. A. B. Brown, NJ. Etchison and j. c.
Warfield
Works Of art-Miss E. L. Alexander, A.
| B: Sloer. Mrs. Luther Nash. Miss M. E.
Moran, Miss Rose Wagner. Miss r. c.
Schrener. Mrs. ]. F. Defandorf. Simon P.
Wagner. Gladys Brooke Miss E. Under
hill. r. M. Hall. Miss Minnie Yearly
Domestic manufactures-Miss Josie
Higgins. Mrs. J. T. Trundle. Mrs. Charles
T. Johnson Miss Bessie Peter. Mrs. r.
w. Walters, Miss E. B. Prettyman. Mrs
W. F. Ricketts,. Miss Rose Griffith. Mrs.
J. c. Proctor Mrs. Hezekiah Trail. Mrs
| NJ. Goldsborough. Miss Emily Glover
| Miss NJ. Repshaw. Mrs. H. l.. Lewis, Mrs
w. c. Beck, Miss Laura r. Baker. Mrs
| Charles Dowden. Miss Mary l.. Sheppard
Mrs. y. P. Beall. Mrs F.. CnderhilI, Mrs
Ohio Talbot. Mrs Harry Cramer Mrs
| A. s. Daily, Miss F.. V. Kicker. Mrs. f.
D. Kingsley. Mrs. John J. Higgins. Miss
| f. G. Barnesly, Miss Julia Anderson, Mrs
a. V. Coleman. Mrs. a. V. Leaman, Miss
F.V. Robertson. Mrs. w. II. Talbot Miss
| Elizabeth Fields. Miss Laura Higgins
Miss Ida sherwood. Mrs. F. c.. Ward
Miss Bessie Green, Miss Alice Counsel
| man, Mrs. J. T. TrundIe, Miss a. B. Yea
zey. Miss Nellie Wheatley, Mrs. Barrett
| p. Wilson.
Race Entries.
The entries for the races scheduled for
| tomorrow afternoon are as follows:
| First race. county trot or pace, open to
horses owned in county sixty days prior
| to race; purse. $3OO-Patchen Belle. d. R.
Hersey. Comus Md: Patuxent, w. o.
Dash. Gaithersburg. Md; Maud. Thomas
Henson. Bethesda Md: Edna G.. Frank
| c. Getzendanner, Beale, Nd: Lady Belle,
Poss & Ricketts,. Rockville, Md; Jubilan-
"a and Montana Guard, Javins Bros,
Washington. d. c.
Second race. county rum open to horses
owned in county sixty days prior to race
| Potomac, Md: Mary. F. A. Tschiffely.
Jamestown, Nd: Fanny Golden. Thomas
| A. Hickman, Poolesville. Md. Chaplain.
| c. c. Allnutt, Rockville, Md.
There will also be a consolation run for
| a PURSE of $50 for horses that have not
won as good as third money at the meet
| ting and several Of the races postponed
from the other days because of rain will
also be pulled off.