The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-10-04

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third, Meadowbrook farm second.
Champions: Senior champion bull
lMeadowbrook farm.
/ Junior champion BULL w. J. Domes
Senior champion COW, Meadowbrooh
farm.
Junior champion heifer, w. j.
Domes.
Grand champion bull and grand
champion female, Meadowbrook farm
AWARDS IN WONAN'S BUILDING
Display Here One of the Best Ever
Made at the Fair
It is generally conceded that the
best line of exhibits ever shown in
the Woman's building were entered
in the competitions this year. The
|departm ents were all we'll filed and
the work displayed excellent. Fol-
lowing is detailed list Of the awards:
Culinary Department
The results of the awards were as
follows:
Doughnuts-First, Mrs. w. H
Trumbull; second, Mrs Walter Tues
ley.
Plain cookies-First, Mrs. W. E.
Cope; second, Mrs. w. H. Trumbull.
Fruit-First, Mrs. W. H. Trumbull;
second, Mrs. r. Connell.
Neutrality-suspicious., Miss Florence
Wheeler; second, Mae Wheeler
Corn bread-First, Anna Pollock;
second, Ruth Harris.
Salt-rising bread-Mrs. Eta Drap-
er; second, Emma Mabry.
Potato-yeast bread-Mrs. H. c.
Weber; second, Miss Anna Marquit
Potato-yeast bread, special entry
for Yakima Best flour-Mrs Charles
Heath.
Whole-wheat bread-Mrs. r. Con-
nell; second, Mrs. c. s. Miller.
Steamed brown bread-Mrs. A. e.
Robinson; second, Marion Nelson.
Pie (any kind)-Mrs. w. M. Nell
sond; second, Mrs. w. e. Cope.
Baking powder biscuit-First, Ida
H. Ward; second, Anna Pollock.
Raised biscuit-First, Mrs. Chas
Heath; second. Mrs. J. J. Miller.
Soda biscuit-First, Mrs. Frank
Jordan; second. Mrs. Herman Leep-
err
Layer cake-First, Mrs. ]. L.
Hughes; second, Mrs. w. M. Nelson.
Loaf cake-First, Mrs. Geo. Wheel
er; second, Mrs. w. ]. Lemon.
Coffee cake-First, Edith Fisher:
second, Mrs. Walter Tuesley.
Fruit cake-First, Mrs. ]. H. Spool
man; second, Mrs. w. M. Nelson.
Sponge oake-First. Mrs. r. Con-
nell; second, Mrs. J. F. Kinsey.
Any cake not mentioned above
First, Mae Lucille; second, Mrs. (. H
Dills.
Assortment of five c akes-First
Edith Fisher; second, Mrs. w. M
Nelson.
Decision on Fruits
Canned fruit &c jars)-First, Mrs
T. H. Weeks; second, Mrs. S. R.
Pike.
General exhibit Go Jars or more)-
First. Mrs. ]. H. Spokesman; second,
Mrs. E. L. Lexington.
Jelly C glasses)-First, Edith dc
Veaux; second, Mrs. G. R. Pike.
Jelly general exhibit. 10 glasses OF
more-First, Mrs. John Wiley; Sec
ond. Mrs. G. r. Pike.
Pickles general exhibit, 6 Jars OF
more)-First, Mrs. S. r. Pike; Sec
ond, Mrs. Warren E. ole.
Meat relishes general exhibit Of 6
Jars or more)-First. Mrs. Wood
house; second, Mrs. Mae Watson.
Vegetables &c cans)-Mrs. G. r.
Pike.
Vegetables Go cans)-Mrs. q. r.
Pike.
Best jar fruit-Mrs. T. H. Weeks.
Best jar vegetables-Mrs. G. R.
Pike.
Juvenile Cooks Expert
The cooking in the Juvenile depart
ment was exceedingly good. In sew
eral cases it excelled the cooking of
the older women. The decisions there
were:
Doughnuts-Vera M. Newcomp.
Cookies-Florence SpooIman.
Corn bread-Frances Williams.
Salt-rising breao-Eva Mabry.
Potato-yeast bread-First. Fronie
Friend second. Vera Newcomb.
Baking powder Observation-Disclosures
Mustead; second, Francis Williams.
Raised biscuits-Vera M. New
comb.
Steamed brown brsad-Dorothy
Trumbull
Pie-Frances Williams
Layer cake-First. Mildred Lem
on: second, Effie Woodruff
Loaf cake-First, Nettina Stro.
bach; second, Dorothy Trumbull
Coffee cake--Second, Esther VAIL
strom
Fruit cake-First, Florence SPOOL
man; second. Florence Williams,
Jelly g glasses)-First Villa IT.
win; second, Margaret Clark.
Fruit 6 jars)-Willa Irwin.
Floral Awards
The floral display in the center
room, arranged on a circular plant
stand. is the prettiest exhibit TO be