Evening journal., 1910-08-31

omltnt Wlntertnuls James M. cmltn,
Jennie w. Smith. Wilmington; Mar
tin f. Smith. New Castle: Ethel Sny-
der. Newport Frederic c. Snyder,
Newport Margaret Snyder Newport;
Mary NJ. Soon. Wilmington; Elmer F.
Stafford, Middletown; Emma w Site
fel, Mrs Margaret Stiefel. Montchan-
in; Harry J. Stoeckle, Wilmington;
j. Howard Supplee.
Rosemont. Devondale Farm, Farm
hurst; l. w. Swede, Montchanin: Mrs
J w. Taggart, Newport; E. " Talley,
Montchanin Mrs. f. Y Talley. VIII
liam Tatnall, Marshallton; A. r.
Tatum, Wilmington, Norris G. Tenn
pie, Pocopson w. Tomlinson. Will
mington; Mildred Thomas. Whining
ton; l.. Scott Townsend. Wilmington.
A. ]. Travis, Wilmington
T. U. Nandevere. Yorklyn; George
Umfler. Marshallton Frank d. Walk
er, Stanton; Mrs. James H. Walker.
Mrs. Leslie G. Walker. Mary e Walk
er, Marshallton: Edwin NJ Wallace,
Howard X. Wallace. William H. Wal
lace. Mrs w II. Wallace, Whining
ton: j. NJ Way. Hockessin; George
w Webster. edge Moor; Mrs Emma
Webster, EGge Moor. Miss Emma
Welch. Newark. n. J. Williams. Mid
dletown. Mrs. Isabella Willitts, VIII
mington; A. A. Wilmer, Wilmington.
Amanda r. Wilson. Guyencourt; Reba
Wilson, Wilmington; W. A. Wilson.
Guyencourt: Andrew S. Wood, VIII
mington; Mrs. Mary Wood. Whining
ton Albert B. Woodward. Mont
chanin r. j. Yearsly, Marshallton (;
Frank J. Yearsly. Marshallton. Mrs.
r. s Young. Newark, J. e. Zebley.
]. w zebley, Martha zehley, VIII
mington.
Premiums Aw6rded-W Women's De-
partment Awards.
China painting. best set, II pieces,
first premium. Elizabeth II. Finck.
1901 West street; second Mrs. Will
liam II. Wallace, Wilmington.
Painted vase, Nfirst, Elizabeth r.
Finck; second, Mrs w. II Wallace.
Painted shirtwaist set. first. Eliza
beth II Finck
Painting. best painting in oil. first
second and third. Miss Bacon, 1908
Lipcoln street.
Best water color.
Best display water colors, first
Harry Richard Cox. 90S Tatnall
street
Best pastel. Mrs. James X. Eyer
Wilmington.
Best display pastels. Mrs J. k
Eyer
Best piece pyrography. first. Mrs
Herring, 1902 Van Buren, street
Best stencil on any material
Best piece punctured brass, FIRST
and second. 1901; third 1924.
Best piece fooled leather. 1901
Best piece wood carving. 1901
Best display pencil sketches. 1890
Best display pen sketches, Andrew
S. Wood.
In the Children's Department.
The gold medal offered by Mrs AL
fred I. DUPONT for the highest num-
Der OF first premiums will be awarded
to Miss Marguerite Benson Of this
city, who secured blue ribbons. Will,
Miss Ethel Snyder. Of Newport. go
three frsts and Miss Olga Snyder, o
Montchanin. received two blues.
First. Miss Snyder; second, Marga
ret Snyder, third, 1177; fourth. Lei
, W. Crawford.
w Herbert Potts. Of cenreville. r.
ceived three frsts for work in waite
eolors. pen and pencil sketches au
e an original book cover design.
e Table dolly. first. Marguerite Be
e son.
T. Braiding work. first. Miss Benson.
e Fancy pincushion, first. Miss Be
son.
q Sofa cushion, Elizabeth K Ewes
\ Sofa cushion IN cross stitch, MI.
= Benson: second. Tillie Esterlins
y third, Beatrice S. Haman. Bear.
Tray cover in outline. first. Mis-
: Benson; second third and fcurtl
: Olga Stiefei. Montchanin.
T Embroidered centrepiece. in colo
Miss Snyder: second. Margaret Sny
, der: third. 1177; fourth. Leila "
, Crawford.
Embroidered centrepiece in blue
first. Ethel Snyder; second, Margare
Snyder; third, Majorie Guthrie, No
612 Harrison street: fourth. Leli
Crawford, No ia Franklin street
Doll bassinette. first. Olga Stiefel.
Dressed doll first Olga Stiefel
second. Marguerite Benson
Paper flowers, first Marguerite Ben
Dolls. hat. FIRST, Olga sHefel. sec.
ond, Marguerite Benson; third, o
Three pieces cotton underwear
first, Lille Esterling; second. Elois'
Peach; third. NJ. Benson; fourth, o
stiefel
Six buttonholes, first. Lille Ester
ling: second Eloise Peach; third. NJ
Benson: fourth. O. stiefel.
Darning socks or stockings. hrst
b NJ. Benson.
chnd's dress. machine made, frst
Eloise Peach.
: Best display water colors, first. "
} Herbert Potts. Centreville; second
7 Beatrice Haman Bear Station; third
} Pearl l. Clewell, fourth, Ethel Sny
der
r Potts.
: Poultry.
= In the poultry department III
Judges worked until a late hour max
= ing the awards, and those who secure
, ribbons we're as follows
Light Brahma cock-First and sec
= ond r. c. Temple.
D Hen-First and second, r. G. TEN
= pie.
r cockerel-First and second. r. {
J, Temple.
T Pullet-First and second, R. c. Ten
pie
e r. c. Temple secured first. secon
e and third premiums in cock, heI
> cockerel and pullet In the Dark Brah
4 ma class. as well as the ribbons 1
e buff, white and Partridge Cochins.
in the Golden Wyandottes, r. {
y Temple also was awarded all the rib
r. bons, as we'll as in the bun, black an
r silver pencil Wyandottes.
4 r SNYDER of NeWport received al