Arizona republican., 1909-12-20
THE BABY SHOW WAS
 4 FlAT1ER|NG SUCCESS
HANDSOME BABIES AND PROUD
 MOTHERS.
Filled the HaII-Many Glasses and
 Many Prizes Given.

II more flattering success than that SCOT ed by the Pythian Sisters at their baby show in the odd Fellows hall Saturday afternoon. Only those who were present can appreciate the man. ner in which it was carried out. It was no easy task to classify over a half hundred babies, secure their names and ages and keep them reasonably quiet for three hours. Be it said to the cred it of the infants and mothers as we'll that considering the circumstances, the babies as whole. behaved themselves beautifully. True, it was discovered after one or two numbers of well pre- pared program had been rendered. that the presence of that many. babies in the hall, ranging in ages from three months to six years. was not conducive to the most flattering results. There was a little noise and despite the earn est efforts of those on the program, it was impossible for the guests to divide their attention between the babies and the program and the balance of the program was dispensed with.
 The attendance was most gratifying to the ladies of the lodge. There were nearly two hundred paid admissions. not including the babies. During the afternoon delicious refreshments were served without extra charge and every one who was present was royalty treat ed and spent most delightful after noon.
 The popularity contest was perhaps the feature of the afternoon. Though it has been running for the past ten days. there was no real excitement until late in the afternoon and within an hour of the closing time, votes rolled in by the hundred until the total was well up toward the 7500 mark. each vote by the way, meaning a cent to the lodge fund.
 The final results of the popularity contest were as follows:
 First. Charlotte Carr, 2335, prize. combination set offered by Laird & Dimes.
 Second. Evelyn Redden. 22s5, silver cup. gold lined, offered by Dr. B. B. Moeur.
 Third. Grace Steele, 1865. pair of shoes. offered by Lukin's cash store.
 Fourth. Ellen Stewart. 542. flat iron and stand, offered by HW. Ryder & Co.
 There were of course other names in the popularity contest but they did not get within the money. so to speak
 The summary of the events of the afternoon. including the names of the babies. the classes in which they were entered, the prize winners. the prizes given and the donors of the prizes is given herewith:
 Girls under six months, Margaret c. Carr. Una Belle Mullen. Florence Alice McClain: winner. Una Belle Mullen, prize, comb and brush offered by La Mont's jewelry store.
 Boys under six months. Edward Will liam Killius, Jack Clifton Warner. Wm. H Windes. Melvin Dennis. Edward Geach, Albert Gill; winner, Melvin Dennis. prize pair of baby leggings off, fered by Hyder Bros
 Girls six months to one year. Martha Louise Austin, Mona May Scudder: winner. Martha Louise Allen. prize, comb and brush offered by Hammers drug store.
 Boys six months to one year. Theo. Dickinson, Carl Willie Jensen, Carl AL bert Sedig. Wilbert Gibson. Arthur Le- Page, Wh. Hyder; winner, Arthur Le- Page. prize. napkin ring offered by Birchett Bros.
 Girls one to two years. Helen Osborn, Charlotte J Carr, Alice NJ. Brown. Esther Redden. Jean Flumerfelt. Ellen Stewart, Serena Goodwin, Brace Bell Steele. Kathleen Jones; winner, Ellen Stewart, prize ring offered by Dr Alexander
 Boys one to two years. Joe Hyder. Raymond Mcdonald, Ernest Baum. Jack Casner. George Birchett. Lloyd l.. Lassen: winner. Joe Hyder. prize. box of stockings offered by Geach & Geach.
 Girls two to three years. Frances Mullen. Mabel Dorothy Woods. Dorothy Goodwin, Kathryn Naum. Elsie Austin, Lucille Alexander, Pauline Branch, Vio- let Adams; winner. Elsie Austin. prize babies bonnet offered by J. J. Hodnett.
 Boys two to three years, Keneth Hud- low, Billie Geach. Harold Windes, Ed. ward Carr: winner, Billie Geach prize. drum offered by Wickliffe's furniture store.
 Girls three to four years. Jessie Faust, Dorothy Baldwin. Thelma Hy- der. Ruth Woods. Ruth Osborn; win ner, Ruth Woods. prize locket offered by the Pioneer market.
 Boys three to four years, Ava Clark. Jr., Jack Harris. Joe Birchett, Lloyd Jensen, John Birchett, Ellis Pine; win ner. Lloyd Jensen. prize. wagon offered by L. J. Jordan and hair cut offered by Rowand Bros.