Evening journal., 1910-08-30
Prizes Awarded in Many
Departments on First
Day Of Show
EXHIBITS FROM
MANY STATE TOWNS

anu lue ItNlllnS room.
Over one thousand entries have been
made In the various departments.
Having booths out az the fair are the
Ogden-Howard Company. with stoves,
and demonstration OF cooking by Miss
McCaulley; Miller Brothers. with fur
niture and exhibit. and a phonograph
concert; the Delaware Roofing Com
pany, with a model house: the Mid
dletown Farms, selling milk and but
termilk; Gibney's ice cream; Wood
ward and Brothers, hardware; Hecker
Jones and Jewell Milling Comany. of
New York, with demonstration of bak-
ing; George w Bader. soft drinks and
eatahles, Sen Auben Segars.
The Y. w. c. A. has cafe with so
tables. where meals and refreshments
were being served at an early hour.
Waiting at the tables are Misses Car
rie Johnson, Margaret Watson. Roxie
Derby Josephine Pickett, Dorothy
Ball and Miriam Lenhart. Supervis-
ing is Miss Agnes Downey. Miss Cora
McNitt is the caterer. The officers Of
the association are patronesses, Mrs.
J. Frank Ball, Mrs. A. J. Branch, Mrs.
b. r. Veasey. Mrs. r. T. Warner. Miss
Ethel Ball, Mrs. John Hughes, Mrs.
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Mrs. T. G.. Thompson. Mrs George
Remington, and Miss Rachel Rowland.
The West End Reading Room has
/ two tents, where they are selling ice
cream to pay for a new gymnasium
! floor. Ia charge are Miss Emily p.
! Bissell. Mrs. Charles L. Reed, Miss
Jennie d. Weaver and Mrs. John Bigg
Jennie d. Weaver and Mrs. John Biggs.
Harriott, Mrs Wright. Mrs Connell
Mrs Primrose, Mrs Crawford, Miss
Emma Dowd. Mrs. Richardson. Misses
Marguerite Benson. Alberta Rawlins
Mary Mccullough. Elsie Richards, Es-
ttella Stewart. Mary Clark, Emily Good
Ellabelle Mckee. Lottie Cochran
Sadie Tammany' Leona Tammany. and
w. II. Haley. The cream is I'm sani-
tary cups with tin spoons. Megary
and Sons donated the chairs. and the
National Cash Register Company
loaned a cash register to the Reading
Room.
Early Prize Winners.
The officials we're busy people this
morning. Horses VIII be judged to
morrow. Fancy work. poultry. pigs
and cattle occupied the attention o
the Judges this morning. Wilmer Eel
took all the prizes for Berkshire pigs
andtS. n. Hill carried of all the rib
bons for Jersey red pigs. S. n. Hi
also took FIRST premium for Jersey bul
year and over. Frank Chandle
took first premium for aged bull, an
for bull a year old.
Naudain and Son won the silve
cup given by Mrs. Alfred /. duPor
for registered Jersey bull. Naudai
and Son also won first and secon
premium for COW over three years, an
for COW between two and three years
/ They took all but one premium 70
Chester White pigs. James McBrid
took a premium for Chester Whit
boar. Norris Temple walked of witt
all the ribbons for Bun Cochins, il
the poultry.
In the fancy work, the first prem
ium for hand-painted china wa
awarded 10 Mrs. william II. Wallace
n OF Wilmington. and the second priz
to Miss Elizabeth II. Finck, OF vii
mington. Marguerite Benson, thi
city. won first premium for table doll,
for fancy pincushion, sofa cushion IL
cross stitch, dOlRs bassinette, darn
ing of stockings, paper flowers. ira,
cover in outline, and third prize 10
.buttonholes, second prize for EN-
broidered sofa cushion, and for doll
: hat and dressed doll. Miss Elizabet
! X. Ewes took first place for sofa cush
ion. Frank d. Walker won thir
t. premium for cross-stitch sofa-cushior
4 other fancy work prize winners wer
Miss Olga L. Steifel, of MontchaniI
Z Miss Ethel Snyder and Miss Mar
z SNYDER of Newport, Miss Beatric
2 Hanna. of Bear, and Miss Eloise Peac
= of Newark.
[. every town in the state. the Dels
ware apples make fine showing an
occupy a~whole tent The silver Gu
, of the Delaware Industrial School a
tracted much attention. The Del'
ware College exhibit is complete an
! fine
y The officials are much pleased wit
the way the fair has opened, and pr
dict a record-breaking attendanc
Visitors were crowding in this moo
The entry of horses is the heaVie
r. on record. There are a dog and por
show and a snake-girl, by way oil az
ditional attractions.
: Dog show An Attraction.
The two point dog show OF u
Wilmington Kennel Club, und
~ American Kennel Club rules, is a
= tracing much attention, Some OF Il
Anest specimens of alt breeds ev
seen in Delaware are on exhibito
\ There are nearly 500 entries.
The judges will be;
Bailey Wilson, Lansdowne, n
NJ Russian wolf hounds, Irish We
u hounds. Scottish deer hounds al
n grey hounds.
III ]. Chandler Barnard, Bryn NAV
Pa. Of foxhounds and beagles.
y W. c. Bechtold, Philadelphia,
4. English bulldogs and French pu
y dogs.
n, IN William H. Palmer, Philadelphia,
er bull terriers and Manchester terrie'
be William ]. Green, Philadelphia,
n. Boston terriers.
n. Miss Ida r. Patton, Philadelph
~ Of pomeranians.
M DR.. Henry Jarrett, Chestnut III
th of all breeds and unclassihed speeia
m There have been over two hu
dred special prizes offered, besio
ribbons and other honors.
. The Judging will begin AT 10
- O'Clock tomorrow. Special pr
judging will follow the regular ju'
ing.
r There will be no additional chal
''' to patrons Of the fair for this she
and the public is cordially invited
the Kennel Club TO see the show a
judging. The judging will proba
be going on among the differ