Evening star., 1913-10-05

First, Annie Piozet. Single dahlias-First
Annie Piozet. Richard Vincent prize for
twelve blooms. twelve varieties, NJ. M.
Clark. Dahlias, specials. delecatissma-
First, w. r. Ballard and Mrs. G. s. Steb-
enson; second, w. r. Ballard. Phoenix
First, M. M. Clark. Clifford Benton
First, Dr.. C.. J. Ladson. Mrs. Jones-First,
w. r. Ballard. Thuringia-First, w. r..
Ballard. Mrs. J. II. Jackson-First, w. R.
Ballard. Nine. Vanden Dael-Ffrst, G.. F.
Glass. Yellow show-Ffrst. M. M. Clark;
second, Mrs. Charles Hutchinson. Basket
Of dahlias-Ffrst, Mrs. ]. H. Wilson
Roses. collection-First. Mrs. II. E. Davis.
Potted plants. begonia-F1rst, Mrs. H. e.
Davis; second, J. D. Wilson. Geranium-
First, Mrs. George W. 8. Franklin; Sec
ond, Mrs. Henry II. Schnede. Fern-E1rst
]. D. Wilson; second, Mrs. George w. s.
Franklin. Rubber plant-Mrs. George w.
s. Franklin. Hibiscus rosa sinensis-F1rst,
Mrs. s. M. Mcmillan. Celeeia plumosa-
First, M. NJ. Clark. Sedum-First, j. D..
Wilson. Cut flowers: Euphordia-L B.
s.. Norton. Nasturtium-H. L. Spinner.
Everlastings-Dorethy Lemon. Satin plant
Mrs. H. e. Davis. Zinnia-First, C. F..
Glass; second, Mrs. Henry II. Schnede.
Mrs. Henry II. Schnede;
second, Mrs. Lemon. Especial mention
is made Of the large and fnA professional
exhibition Of dahlias made by Mrs. E.
Piozet Of Hyattsville and Richard Vim
cent 1r. Sons Of White Marsh. Md
Fancy Work Department.
Department Of fancy work: Grand
prize-Mrs. N. M. Harrison. Embroid-
ery-First. Mrs. w. B. Clark: second.
Mrs. George w. S. Franklin. Most orig
inal fancy article-Second. Mrs. Smith.
Most useful fancy article-First, Mrs.
N. M. Harrison; second. Mrs c. f.
Glass. Sofa pillows-F1rst, Mrs. King;
second, Mrs. Anderson. Irish crochet
First and second, Mrs. N. NJ. Harrison.
Department of eggs: Grand prize
Mrs. II. E. Davis. Most perfect dozen
First, Mrs. II. E. Davis; second, Mrs.
Mary Bladen. Handsomest dOzen-Ffrst,
Mrs. H. L. Spinner; second, Mrs. H. E.
Davis.
Department Of cooking and canning:
Grand pri1eIMrs; b: L Spinner. Dinner;
second. Mrs. II. L. Spinner. Preserved
fruit-First, Mrs. N. II. Spicknall; Sec
ond. Mrs. II. L. Spinner. Pickles-First,
Mrs. III. e. Davis; second, Mrs. H. L.
Spinner. JeNy-First. Mrs. w. F. Pierce;
Second, Mrs. George w. S. Franklin.
Catsup-Second. Mrs. w. B. Clark.
Bread-First. Mrs. J. D. Wilson. Cake
FIRST Mrs. Henry II. Schnede. Pie
First Mrs. II. L. Spinner. Candy-First,
Mrs. W. F. Pierce; second, Mrs. III. e.
Davis.
Department Of fruits: Pears-Ffrst. H.
L. Spinner. Quinces-Second. J. B. s.
Norton. Grapes-Ffrst, jeremiah Conrad.
Peaches-Ffrst, jeremiah Conrad. Rasp-
berries - First, H. l.. Spinner. Wild
fruits and nuts-F1rst, Frank Chestnut;
second. Stanley Crostwaite.
Prizes for Vegetables.
Department \of vegetables: Grand
prize, C. F. Glass Irish potatoes-Ffrst,
w. H. Carleton: second, c. F. Glass.
Sweet potatoes-F'irst. Mrs. Mary Bladen;
second. Mrs. George N. Wells. Tomatoes.
ripe-First, C. F. Glass; second, Mrs. H.
v. Lemon. Beets-Ffrst H. e. Davis;
second, C. F. Glass Onions-First, H. l..
Spinner; second, c. F. Glass. Lima beans
First, H. L. Spinner; second. c. F.
Glass. String beans-Ffrst, c. F. Glass;
second Mrs. Charles Hutchinson. Shelled
beans-First. Dorothy Lemon. Black
eyed peas-Ffrst, w. H. Carleton. Pars-
nips-First. M. M. Clark. Field corn
First, H e. Davis; second, c. F. Glass.
Popcorn-First, W. H. Carleton; second.