The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-10-01

with Eudora Chate second, but Eu.
dora took riist prize on pie. In the
older girls department, those froai
IA 10 Is years Of age, MArgArite bran
tigan carried on the honoss on white
bread. Ruth Pearson secured arst
prize on loaf cake with Eva snyder
2nd. For layer cake Ruth Pearson
esosed lst and Margaret Rose md,
In ths canned goods class of the
culinary department Mrs. Bsllamy
had the best assortment OF canned
fruits and Mrs Monk second Mrs
Slater took the premium on her jel-
lies aud Mrs. Watkins had the best
assortment of canned vegetables.
The preserves and pickles we're con
spicuous this year by their absence.
The prize for the best specimen Of
canned fruit was A, given Mrs. q,
Simous aud the second 10 Mira. Nor
ton. Mrs. Simous also got the prlze
for the best single specimen of Jellies.
Mrs. TANNER led with the best sin.
gle specimen Of vegetables with Mrs.
Vsughn second, The best specimen
of preserves was brought Oy Mrs.
Langsdorf aud the next best by Mrs,
A. NJ. Bradshaw Mrs. F H. Have
man had the best single specimen OF
pickles and Mrs. Vaughn the second
The competitors OF this department
received $50, % for their share In
premiums.
ARTS AND CRAFTS.
The premiums on this class ol
work, with exception OF china paint
ing are sl for first and 20 centa or sec'
ond. Mrs. Hall won lst on oil paint
ing. First and second premiums OF
oil paintin1 OF still life we're givet
to Mrs. Joe Vaughn. For Moral oi
painting Mrs. Gee. u, Shoup ~a'
given lst and Mrs, Vaughn 2nd
The FIRST prize for water color nora
work vent 10 Miss Braniel and sec
ond tc Miss Hubbard, Miss Huh
barl was given lst prize on plac'
card painting. Miss Lena ShouI
was given lst premium on painte'
china plate and Mrs. Mathewsun sec
ond, but Mrs. Mathew~on got first OF
chin cup and saucer, Mis- Len
Sboup the tirst on painted china vase
Mrs. Matthweson, however took l.
prize for collection OF painted chin
and for this received VI so, Amateu
photography. entire work of artist
pictures, was won by Mrs. X. W
White. Amateur photography, par
tial work Of artist, pictures, W.
awarded TO Mrs Vaughn, Mrs. Wnit
receiving second prize. Amateu
photography, partial work, Mrs {
, n. Hammer Ist and second ..also. Mr.
Watkins had the best braided ru
and Mrs. Pearson came out hrst o
reed weaving, with Mrs. Frank Co
mick second For rafiia baskets
Mrs. Meitzler had ist and Mrs. Graz
dali second prizes. Mrs. Haug y
CtlNsu Isl pfkIt ioA thN h"N "A""N'
ment OF cut flowers and Dr HubbaI
second Mrs. X. W, White had II
pIettiest ornamental plant, and feri
y and Mrs. Neither 2nd, while Mr.
Tingley had the prettiest bIoomir
plant. Mrs. Henry Burk was givt
lsi and Mrs. r. X. Andrews "a
prizes for woven rugs.
For wood carving Milton Cav
= took lst and Roy Blanchard second.
There we're a27. 10 paid out in pr
miums In this department. Of u
fair.
NEEDLE WORK.
u Mrs. Earl Gil5reaih received q
only prize for Venetian cut wol
embroidery and well deserved IL 70
Mr.. Hamilton received lat pri
" Of o. for best tatted collar and Nj
> Steel also. For crochet collar Nj
= John Biil received -. All OF the
= came under the head Of profession
work TIE amateur class had q
y largest number Of exhibits.
. MADEIRA embroidery, hrs. lry
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