Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-21
WINNERS OF PREMIUMS
AT THE MARLBORO FAIR
Awards Made by Southern Maryland
Observation-Disclosures
Products Of Home.
Special Correspondence Of The STAR.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
UPPER MARLBORO. June 20.-The
management of the southern Maryland
fair has announced the following pre-
miums:
Quilt cotton patchwork. Mrs B. II. c.
Bowie; quilt silk patchwork. Mrs r. |.
Bowie: best collection of fancy work,
Miss Rebecca Thomas; quilt worsted
patchwork and crazy quilt silk patchwork,
Mrs NJ E. McGregor; counterpart.
knitted, Mrs. A. F. Brooke: rug, Mrs. J.
f. Tolson; display of buttonholes. worked
by hand. Miss Elizabeth Nelson; darned
stockings, Mrs NJ E. McGregor; machine
sewing. Mrs. Francis W. Hill; crocheted
slippers in wool. Miss Bessie McGregor;
thanksgiving, Mrs. A. NJ. Hill; infants
dress. Mrs. Joseph Perrie; dressed doll
and silk embroidery in wooden, Mrs. A.
VI. Hill: cotton embroidery. Miss Mary
Fox; French embroidery. Mrs H. r.
Gore: worsted embroidery in cross stitch,
Mrs R. l. Bowie; drawnwork Mrs. A. NJ.
Hill: fancy knitting in silk. Mrs. A. NJ.
Hill: crochet work in worsted. Mrs. r.
l. Bowie: crochet work in cotton Mrs.
NJ. E. Wilson; crochet work in silk. Mrs.
A. NJ. Hill: handmade lace, Mrs c. Y. A.
Clagett: sofa cushion, made up. Miss
Mary Fox. hemstitching. Miss Elizabeth
Nelson; biedmaier. Mrs. A. T. Brooke;
Honton lace, handmade. Miss Ida War
ing: Kensington embroidery. Miss Mary
Fox; beading Miss A. NJ. B. Chew: darn
ed net, Miss Elizabeth Nelson; fancy
work. made by a person over seventy
years Of age, Mrs. c. V. A. Clagett: Irish
crochet, Miss Ida Waring; stenciling on
fabrics. Miss Elizabeth Nelson; tatting.
Mrs. A. T. Brooke.
For Art Products.
Works of art-Oil paintings, Mrs. r. L.
Bowie; painting in water color. Mrs.
Percy Duvall; painting on china, Mrs.
r. 1. Bowie; crayon drawing. Mrs. F. w.
Hill: painting on silk, Mrs. Percy Duvall.
Garden products - Turnips. beets, let
tuce. radishes and cabbages, Mrs. Fred
erick Sasscer.
Best display of cut blooms-Miss Kath-
crime Merrick.
Sample tobacco-Reginald Traband.
Homemade wines Five bottles, vari-
of catawba, Mrs. NJ. e. McGregor: black
berry. Mrs. Frederick Sasscer: strawber-
~. cherry bounce. Mrs. NJ. E. McGregor;
cordial. Mrs James Wallis: specimen
fruit in brandy, Miss A. NJ. B. Chew.
Kitchen pro6acts-Cooked ham. Mrs. r.
J. Nelson: fruit cake, Miss A. NJ. B.
Chew; orange cake. Miss Mille Hall;
sponge cake. Mrs. w. B. Claggett; jelly
cake. Miss Adelaide Fraband; marble
cake and jumbles. Mrs. A. T. Brooke
loaf bread, MRS. r. ]. Nelson; rolls, Mrs.
Frederick Sasscer.
Supplies for the Table.
Maryland biscuit. Mrs. John H. Ira
band: baking powder biscuit. Mrs. w. B.
Clagett; soda biscuit Miss Mary Hill
crullers, Mrs. W. B. Clagett; caramels
Mrs. Frederick Sasscer; jellies three va
rieties) and display Of canned fruits
Mrs. NJ E. McGregor: display of canned
vegetables. Mrs. w. B. Clagett; display
OF preserves. Mrs. r. J. Nelson: jar OF
sweet pickle. Miss A. NJ. B. Chew: sour
pickle, Mrs. w. B. Clagett; mixed pickle
Mrs. A. T. Brooke. catsup Mrs. ]. II
Traband: vinegar and hard soap. Mrs. X
J. Nelson; lard, Mrs. E. l.. Bruun.
Field products-Field corn, ten ears oil
white and ten Of yellow, Mrs. E. l.
Bruun.
Ripe strawberries : Mrs. M. e. Nc
Gregor.