Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-21
PRIZES AWARDED FOR
ANTI-SALOON ESSAYS
Boy and Girl Winners of Postcard
Contest to Receive Cash Re
wards Tonight.

For two months the boys and girls of
Washington have been answering on post
cards the question DO the boys and girls
of Washington want the saloons in the
nations capital closed, and why?"
The hundreds of answers were placed
in the hands of the judges, who are
Rev. John Van Schaick. Mrs. John b.
Henderson. H. f. Williams, Mrs. j. Ellen
Foster and Prof. William S. Small
The first prize of s25. given by Mrs.
Henderson, is awarded to George Vaughn
Seibold of Calvary Baptist Church.
The patriotic trophy, the gift of the
Y. NJ. c. A.. is won by the Ingram Me-
mortal Congregational Sunday school. The
other prizes are awarded as follows:
Ten-Dollar Prizes.
'Beulah Carter, United Brethren Sunday
school.
Spencer Burrows, Wilson Memorial NJ.
E. Sunday school.
Helen Smith, Kendall Baptist Sunday
school
Matthew Dougherty, Church of the Holy
Comforter Sunday school,
Five-Dollar Prizes.
Mary Brwn. Seventh Advent Sunday
school, Takoma Park.
Evelyn VI. Emig. Calvary Baptist
Church Sunday school.
Clare Elliott, Washington Heights Pres
byterian Sunday school.
Chesley Sweeney, Ingram Memorial Sum
day school.
One Dollar Prizes.
= Theodore Keisel. Douglas Memorial
Sunday school.
Beatrice r. Hunt, Friends Sunday
school.
Otto p II. Reimuth. Eastern Presby-
terrain Sunday school.
J. Earl Dickerson. Vermont Avenue
Christian Sunday school.
Ralph Woltz, Wesley NJ T.. Sunday
school.
Stella Allen, Garden Memorial Presby-
terrain Sunday school. Anacostia.
Elsie Hunt, Wilson Memorial Sunday
school.
Genevieve Friel, Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school, Anacostia.
George p. Thrall, Gunton-Temple Ju-
nior Christian Endeavor.
Capitola Allison, Ninth Street Christian
Sunday school.
Foster Wood. Waugh Church Sunday
school.
George B. Kennedy, Unversalist Sun
day school.
James G. Fernald, Calvary Baptist Sun
Florence B. Calls, Ninth Street Chris
tan Sunday school
Charles c. Smith, Calvary Baptist Sun
day school.
The prizes Will be presented at a pub
lie entertainment at the First Congrega-
tional Church. 10th and G streets north
west, this evening at o'clock.
Mrs. Margaret Dye Ellis will preside
and after the singing of America and
the Offering Of the Invocation the pro-
gram will include march of the prize
winners, the Star SpangIed Banner
sung as solo by Mrs. h. A. Smart and
representations by Miss Mildred d. Hart
Mrs. Ellis will read the cards of the sue
cessful contestants and DR.. w. S. Small
will present the grand prize. Mrs Abbie
Sparks will play an organ solo, and the
presentation of the other prizes will be
made by Henry L. Williams. Mrs Sparks
will play medley of patriotic airs and
Rev. John Van Schaick will present the
trophy. The entertainment will close
with the singing of Columbia, the Gem
| of the Ocean," by the audience
Sixteen cadets from the Central High
School military company under command
OF Maj r. A. Gotta, will act as military
aids. The committee in charge of ar
rangements for the affair is as follows:
Mrs. Nellie H. Bradley, superintendent /:
Mrs. NJ ]. Copeland. Mrs. Joanna Eiker'
Miss Florence Jet and Miss Mabel
Ramsey.