The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-02

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Mr.. Austin; White Pipptn, Mr.. Austin:
Black Twig. Mr.. Hotchkiss; Missouri
Pippin. Mrs. Ray Kimbal; Pears. T.
Meyer; Peaches =; III Wendan;
Ounce, Mrs. o. r. Niccum: Persim-
mons, John Drake.
Textile Prize Winners.
The following were winners in the
textile fabric department: Crocheting:
Counterpart, first. Mrs. c. e. Scott.
second. Mrs George Dickhut: center
piece, first, Mrs. e. r. Cheney, second,
Mrs. F. l. Matchett; bst color piece,
Mrs. Cheney: filet pillow case. first.
Mrs. J. o. Browning. second. Miss Elsie
McNoun: best any other crochet, Miss
Lena Jackson; towel In filet, first, MRS.
Browning. second. Mrs. Harry kAnarr;
Annie Arnold, second, Mrs. Scott: best
dresser scarf. first, Miss jackson. sec
ond. Miss Arnold; collar, first, Mrs.
Moore, second, Miss Anne Olson; best
crochct-hag, first, Mrs. r. Snodgrass,
second, Mrs. John Kull; best yard lace.
first, Mrs. Kull. second. Miss McNoun.
Embroidery: Sofa pillow, first, Mrs.
Scott, second, Miss McNoun; scarf in
colors, Mrs. Scott; centerpiece in col
ors, first, Mrs. Kull. second, Mrs. e.
Arnold; pillow cases. first. Mrs. A. J.
Holcomb, second. Mrs. Charles Rice;
towel, first, Mrs. Kanarr, second. Mrs.
Cheney; table cloth. Mrs. Holcomb,
ana WAlSe, MISS lN1Ia w 1lSOH.
Centerpiece. first, Miss Myrtle Wilton.
second, Mrs. A. Gragert: doilies, Mrs.
c. Mickle: collar, first, Mrs. Gragert,
second. Mrs. Mickle: handkerchief,
Miss Wilson; dresser scarf, Mrs. Hol-
comb: bag. Mrs. Gragert; yard tatting.
pillow cases, Miss Arnold. and best
collar, Mrs. Mickle. Quilts: Silk,
Mrs. A. Wade; wool. Mrs. r. Snod-
grass; cotton. Mrs. w. w. Jackson;
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jackson. Girls department: Best
embroidered towel. Miss Ruth Ward;
best eyelet towel, Miss Mary Dickhutt;
best tatt'ng collar. Miss Grace Wells;
best coller and cuff. Miss Wells; best
yard lace. Miss Elsie McNoun: best
pillow cases, Miss Blanche Baird; best
specimen button holes, Miss Ruth
Ward; best in other embroidery, Miss
Evelin Neiswender; bst close stitch.
Miss GLADYS Slower. and best specimen
department was in charge of Mrs.
Andy Holcomb, superintendent. and
assistants, Mrs. E. r. Cheney and Mrs.
J. o. Browning.
Pantry Prize Winners.
The following were winners in the
pantry stores: Best loaf Of bread from
any flour, first. Mrs. j. M. Pollom, Sec
ond, Mrs. o. F. Fulner; best loaf of
bread from White Loaf flour, first, Mrs.
Faye Kent, second, Mrs. r. Snodgrass;
best loaf OF bread from Puritan flour,
first, Mrs. Ray Kimball, second, Mrs.
Albert Pitcher; best loaf of bread from
Big Four flour, first Mrs. William
loaf of salt rising bread, Mrs. George
Barker: best plate of rolls, first. Mrs.
Faye Kent, second, Mrs. E. r. Cheney;
best buns, Mrs. Frank Slower; second,
Mrs. Boyd Pollom; best nut bread. Mrs.
c. 8. Scott; best brown bread, Mrs.
Hyul<>
McNoun: best chocolate cake, first, Mrs.
Ray Kimbal. second, Mrs. Cheney; best
cake from Big Four flour. first. Mrs.
Scott, second. Mrs. J. w. Hitler; best
cocoanut cake, first, Mrs. Kimball, Sec
ond, Mrs. E. F. Wilson; best water
melon cake, Mrs. o. r. Niccum; best
cake by girl under IL years. first, Miss
Button; best apple pie, first, Mrs. H. L.
Moore, second. Mrs. Frank Wilson;
best peach pie, first, Mrs. Cheney, sec
ond, Mrs. o. F. Winner; best cherry
pie, first. Mrs. Moore, second, Mrs.
Wilson: best chocolate pie, first, Mrs.
Cheney. second. Mrs. Fulner; best
pumpkin pie, first, Mrs. Cheney, Sec
pie first. Mrs. Cheney; best homemade
candy. first, Miss Anna Arnold. second,
Miss Jennie Johnson; best canned to-
matoes Mrs. Niccum; best cucumber
pickles, Mrs. Slower: best canned beets,
Mrs. Moore; best collection Of fruit,
Rude; best jelly, Mrs. Margaret Snyder:
best peaches, first, Mrs. Anna M.
Raut. second, Miss Elsie Moore: best
canned cherries, first, Mrs J. o.
Browning, second, Mrs. Niccum; best
canned apples. first, Miss Moore, Sec
ond, Mrs. Boyd Pollom; best canned
peas. first. Mrs. Boyd Pollom, second.
hn1<
ries. Mrs. Niccum: best canned straw
berries, Mrs. Browning: best canned
peach preserves, first, Mrs. Browning.
second, Mrs. Moore: best canned pea
preserves. Mrs. LIE Cook; best canned
watermelon preserves, first. Mrs. Cook.
second. Mrs. Winner; best glass Of jelly.
first, Mrs. Moore, second, Mrs. Slower:
best fruit salad. first. Mrs. Kent. sec
ond. Miss Ruth Fulner: and best po-
tato salad, first, Mrs. Cheney. second.
Mrs. Winner. The department was in
charge OF Mrs. o. r. Niccum, superin-
tendent, and assistants, Mrs. Maude
Scott and Mrs. Rufus Snodgrass.
jacques Morehead Wedding.
A wedding Of much interest to
Wednesday evening, Sept. 80, when
Miss Elizabeth Jacques became the
bride OF Mr.. Glen Morehead.
The pretty wedding took place at
the home Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Jacques, 1885 North
Harrison street.
The beautiful and impressive ring
ceremony was read by DR.. John w.
WaldrOn, pastor Of the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church of Holton,
Kan, in the presence Of the MEM
bers OF tho immediate families and q
few invited guests.
The bride and groom are well
known in North Topeka. Mrs. More
head is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Jacques and has spent most Of