The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-10-24

Fruit Cake-1st, Mrs. J. B. Wright;
End. Mrs. w. J. Acosta-
Decorated Cake-lst, Mrs L. D.
Baker.
Best Loaf Bread-1st, Mrs. r. A.
Brink; End. Miss Levia Lewis.
Rolls-1st, Mrs G. e. Meade, Can
Torment.
Milk Biscuit-1st, Mrs. j. C. Long;
End, Mrs. B. A. Davis.
Beaten Biscuit-1st, Mrs. Phil Han
nah.
Best Pie-1st Mrs. ]. H. Goodwin,
Millview: and, Sydney Andrews.
Potato Salad-1st. Mrs. o. J.
Semmes; End. Miss Augusta Ging1es.
FLORAL DEPARTMENT.
Best boQuet roses-1st, Boysen,
florist.
Calladium-1st, Boysen, florist.
Best Paper F1owers-1st, Mrs Io1a
Mason; End, Mrs Will Nichols.
Best Variety Ferns-1st, Boysen,
florist.
Best Single Fern-1st, Boysen, for
ist; End, Olivia Lewis.
Best Variety Palms-1st, Boysen,
florist.
Best Single Potted Pianist, Boy
sen, florist.
Best Begonia-1st, Norman Cole;
End, Mrs Hattie Cole.
Chrysanthemums-1 Mrs. Boysen-
Best Display of Flowers of all Kinds
list, Boysen, florist.
CHiLDREN'S WORK.
Best Dressed Doll-1st, Jewel God
win.
Best Rag Doll-1st, Miss Ethel VII
kerson.
Best Apron-1st. Oral Williams: and,
HiIda Welsh.
Best Specimen White Embroidery
LIST, Marcia Higgins; End, Lucy Arson.
Best Display Colored Embroidery
1st, Y. Caro-.
Best Pen and Ink Landscape Draw
ings-1st and End, Ernest Pourtless.
Best Drawing in Colors-1st, Benja-
min Robinson: End. Ralph Thomas.
Largest and Best Individual Exhibit
LIST. Ethel Patrick; End, Lucy Arson.
Home Made Candy-1st, Davis Han
nah; End. Oscar Friedrichsen.
ART.
Best Specimen In of1-1st, Mrs. G.
r. Browning; and, Rowena Marsh.
Best Specimen in Water Colors-1st,
Rowena Marsh; and, Miss Alice Fitch.
Best Specimen in Pastel--1st, Miss
Frances Miller; End, Miss Alice Fitch.
Best Head in Crayon, Pastel or OIL
LIST and 2rd, Mrs. A. F. Patrick.
Best Pen and Ink Drawing-1st,
Louis Robinson; End, r. G. Christel.
Best Art Display by Professional
LIST, Miss Janet Harris; End, Mrs. F.
Fl. Armstrong.
Best Display Of Photos by a Profess
Chas. Cottrell; End, H. Lee
Bell.
Best Piece China Painttng-1st, Miss
Janet Harris; End, Mrs. F. H Arm
strong.
HANDSOME TRADE BOOTHS.
Besides the exhibits of womah's
work, the trades displays created much
interest during the day, the crowds
the various booths, where they
we're welcomed by representatives OF
different business firms of Pensacola.
One Of the prettiest booths in the
building is that of The Pensacola, Jour- |
nal, presided over by Mrs Sidney |
Kahn, who has had everything ar
-anged with an eye to the comfort OF
hose who visit the fair grounds and
Who will be in charge each day as she |
vas last year. The Journal booth is
comfortably and tastefully fitted with /
asy chairs. writing materials and the
mall accessories which will add to the
,leasure and comfort of the ladies WIS.,
ting the fair, and all will be cordially
to make themselves at home
ere.
Watson, Parker & Reese have an in
booth, the West Hill Metho-
list church has concession, Marston
. Quina have a fine display. and the
tar Piano Company is well represent
d. johnson, Ivy and Alexander, Chas.
!. Born, and DR.. organs, who is ex-
loiting the Chumuckla Springs water.
II have very creditable exhibits, and
Iiss Janet Harris and Miss HERMAN,
he one with hand-painted china, and
he other with the modish fashions
yhich appeal to women, are also rep
esented in the trades displays in the
building.