Evening journal., 1911-08-30

Best basket cantaloupes.-L w.
Killan.
Best cooking pumpkin Charles d.
Humphries, first; ]. Leslie Eastburn,
second.
HORSE CLASSES.
Glass No. 2-General purpose stall
lions, over and under years-G.
w. Burris, New Castle. owner.
Best stallion or filiy foal-Joseph
Higgins, Newark, owner.
Best mare over 4 years, best geld
ing over 3 and under years; best
mare over and under 3 years-r.
Coleman DUPONT, Wilmington, own sr.
Best mare over and under years
Edward Bringhurst, 5th, owner.
Best single light driver-Lewis S.
Fell, Wilmington, owner.
PONY CLASSES
Ponies, IA hands high and under
First, pony mare. w. II. Wallace sta
blas. Edge Moor; Shetland ponies
Stations, Miss Ellen dupont; Shetland
pony, mare, William II. Wallace.
WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT.
Centrepiece--Miss Marion Lloyd
Wilmington. first; Martha A. Stats,
Edge Moor, second.
Drawn work, cloth-Prsmium won
by Miss Margaret Eliason. Whining
ton
Six doilies-Mrs. F. c. Herring, Will
mington, first; Mrs. j. G. Duff, Will
mington, second.
Collars and Cuffs-Miss Florence A.
Sheppard, Warrington, Va, first
Tatting insertion. tatting edging,
tatting collar, tatting centrepiece, tat
ting iabot-Mrs. Sheppard, Warning
ton, Va
Miss Marion Lloyd, this city, was
awarded first prize for centre spiece in
silk, infant sack. centrepiece in linen
silk and shirtwaist.
Miss Beulah Megginson, New Cas-
tie, was awarded first prize for the
best embroidered infants dress.
Miss Margaret Eliason. Wilmington,
was awarded first premium for solid
white cotton shirtwaist.
Best embroidered iabot-Won by
Edna NJ Kenney, Wilmington Miss
Kenney was also awarded first prize
for initial work on towels and nap
kins
Eyelet centerpiece table cover
Miss Margaret Eliason, first; Mrs.
Thomas Shannon. Wilmington, sec
ond
Best beaded handbag Mrs. Marga-
ret Stiefel, Montohanin, first; Miss
Louise Finn, Wilmington, second.
Irish crochet work, special-Mrs.
James Aver, Edge Moor, first.
Knitted leggings-Miss Florence
Sheppard, winner; she also won first
premiums for best Irish crocheted CEN
terpiece and best network.
CLASS No. 6.
Best China paintings-Mrs. F. E.
Herring, first; Mrs. Elizabeth Fink,
Wilmington. second.
Mrs. Herring was awarded first
prize for best painted chocolate pot
and six cups, best painted vase and
best piece Of pierced brass work
Best painting in oil--Mrs. A. B.
sloer. Trenton, N. j., first; still life
portrait, George B. Sehaffer, Whining
ton, first; best pen sketch, Robert
NJ Walker, Marshallton, first; best
pencil sketch. Robert. NJ. Walker,
CHILDREN's DEPARTMENT.
dupont special premium for. best
school exhibit, other than Whining
ton schools was awarded to Dover
4 Second award was made to the public
school of Claymont
Premiums for 'worlyuof Mppdy play
groHnd;, Rafiia hats, first Esthe
Berkowitz; second, Reba Colland. Th'
latter also was awarded prize TO
Raffia mat and grass rugs; first prize
Raffia bag, Emma Dumas; first prize
Rafiia baskets, Katie Budit.
Best display of Raffia-Reba Cloud
first; Carrie Romanelli, second; bot
of Wilmington. Mt. Pleasant schoo
was given honorable mention.
FANCY WORK CLASSES.
Fancy work bag-Margaret Scho
field. Wilmington, first; Beatric
Thompson, Marshallton, second.
Best pillow in cross stitch-Jane c
Lloyd, Wilmington. first; Margare
Smith, Newport, second.
Ethel Syngal OF Newport, wa
awarded first prize for centerpiece Il
white, and best dressed doll.
The prize for six best button hole
in strip and best child's dress. wa
won by Helen Moffat. Marshallton.
The award for the best water colo
in children's department was mad
to Bessie Miller, State Road.
Premium for pastel was won b
Elizabeth X Ewes, Wilmington.
Premium for best pen sketch wa
won by Paul Chandler. Hockessin.