The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-20

the entertainment of the big crowd"
No prizes will be awarded, except tc
employees of the Richmond Works, OF
members OF their Immediate family
except in the nineteenth event
danc1ng-ln which contest It is re-
CURED that either the lady or gentle
man OF the couple winning the prize
must be a member OF the immediate
family of an employe. or employe o!
the Richmond works
Program and Prizes.
Here 10 the complete program:
First Eyent--10:3O A. NJ.
Tho prettiest baby between six and
eighteen months of age.
First Prize-One go-cart, donated
by Rothert q Company.
Second Prize--One set gold baby
pins. donated by c.. Lumsden & Com
pa.ny.
Judges-~-George Allen (chairrnan)
George Dubert. H II. Ferguson
Second Event-10:45.
The finest looking child. between the
age OF eighteen months and three
years.
First Prize-one dozen IS photo
cabinet. donated by HOMER & Clark,
for girl.
Second Prize-$3.5o rocker. donated
by the Home Furnishing Company. for
boy.
Judges-C. p. Divers tohairman)
H-sTimmons,. George w. Mahoney.
Third Event--f1 A. NJ.
Potato race, for boys ten years and
younger.
First Prize-One suit clothes, do
mated by Horace Wright.
Second Prixe--One pocket knife, do
mated by Howell BrotherA
Judges--w. J. Barker fchairrnan)
L. T. Long. c. c. Crawford.
Fourth Eyent-l1:lS A. NJ
Potato race. for girls ten years and
under.
First Prize-onepair shoes donated
by Hofheimer.
Second Prize-One picture. donated
by r. E. Burkes
Judges-Mrs w. r. Crtttenden, Mira.
W. c. Perrot. Miss Bette Wells.
Fifth Evcnt-l1:3O A. NJ.
Egg race. for ladies.
First Prize-One rocker. donated by
Rountree. Sutherland 4 Cherry.
Second Prize-Twenty- four pounds
-four. donated by Dunlop.
Judges. E. HAxlegrove. Joe
Thinner and T. III. Butcher
Sixth Event.-l1:SS A. NJ.
Foot race: hobble skirt; nifty yards.
First Prize-Brownie Camera, No.
2. donated by s. Galeski.
Second Prixe-One rocker, donated
by Jones Brothers.
Judxes-W Edwards, Henry
August J. Kindevater.
Seventh Event-12 M.
1o0-yard dash. for men IL years
OF age and over.
First Praze-one rasorsdonated by
Chas. w. Vaughan.
Second Pr1se-S3.6O.inrme
donated by A. A. Atkins 4 Company.
Judges-George Doughty (chair-
man). w. A. Timms, George Nichols.
Eighth Evont-19:3O r. NJ.
Needle threading contest. for ladies.
First Prize-One rocker. donated by
Pitts Furniture company.
Second Prixe-One umbrella do
mated by w. May b Company.
Judges-W. o. Clarke. ohm Seay,
George wray.
Ninth Event-i3:45 r. M.
Bear race. for men: so yards and
return on hands and feet For men
2S years and older.
First Prtxe-One pair IS shoes, do
mated by Sample Shoe Store.
Second Prixe-One straw hat, do
mated by Globe Clothing Company.
Judges-F. J. Taylor (chairman).
Gordon Woody, J, J. Fraser.
V00E0 EycN0r-l Ii M
Employe having largest f6mi& on
grounds
First Prise-Ton Of coal. donated by
q. p. Murphy. the South's largest coal
Second Prixe-One-half cord of
wood. donated by l. D. Wingneld.
Judges-T. W. Tyler (chairman). r.
Brown, r. e. Eastwood.
Eleventh. Event-1:l0 p. NJ.
Employe longest In continual COM
panys service.
First prise-One barrel -four, do
mated by Dunlop. Second prize
Twelve pounds four donated by Dun
lop. Second prixe-rwelve pounds
-four, donated by Dunlop. Judges
o. A. Osterbind (chairman). L 4.
Perrot, e. A. Henshaw.
Twelfth EVENT. 40 n. M.
Three LEGGED race. for men.
First prixe-One umbrella each. do.
mated BY N. Greentree and Julian
Tylsr, Inc. Second prise-Two hams.
donated by Herman Schmidt. Judges
Gsorge Heubi. 9. p. Jenkins. Alex
on0or GhankA I'll
/, 1hirssenah Evsnt ~ =. - 4.