Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-10

Riley; artificial, second. Harold Gerber.
Glass p, best decorated small bicycle
No. l, natural. first, Earl Clifford.
Glass @. best decorated girls bicycle
No. 2, natural, first, Mary Elizabeth
King; natural, second, Elizabeth Mitch
ell artificial, third, Arlie Lynch.
Glass f, best decorated wheel barrow
No. 1, natural first, Jay Barbee.
Glass S,be st decorated express wag
on, natural flowers--No. natural,
first, Douglas Amphony; No. /. arti-
ficial second, Gordon w. Griswold.
Glass I, best decorated goat feature
No. I. natural. first. Joe Letemendi;
No. 3, artificial. second, Floyd Clark.
Glass U,-No l. natural, first, Pierre
Wardell; No. 5. artificial second, Irene
Clinton.
Class v, hest decorated mounted
horse. girl-No. .. natural, first. Ruth
Mortensen; No. 3, artificial, second
Beatrice Wardell.
Glass w, best decorated mounted
horse, boy-No. l. natural, first, Leroy
Baker; No. 2. artificial second, Alton
SOS Brown.
Class x, best decorated doll buggy
| No. 4, natural first, Thelma Shippy;
I No %, artificial, first, Alva Lea Ho-
bert; No. 5, natural, second, Marion
Whitaker; No. "a. artificial, second
Helen Wilson.
Glass Y, best decorated child's fea-
ture-No. 6, natural, first, Mrs. A. E
Tillotson; No. s. artificial. second
Raymond Lane; No 8, third, Kathryn
Swormstedt
The Rose Exhibit.
| The judges on the rose exhibit
were Mrs. John 7. Morrison, Mrs. R
S. Sheridan, Mrs. j. f. Littooy and
Harry Wyman, all expert rose cultur-
lists. They spent most of the afternoon
selecting the winners, their fina'
awards resulting As follows:
Exhibit best collection of roses
named varieties, by one individual from
! any point outside the radius of five
miles from Boise. First prize, $40 cash
Mrs. Frank Stevens of Nampa; second
prize, SIS, Mrs. Z. NJ. Roberts of Nampa
| Exhibit Best collection of roses
named varieties, grown by any Boise
young lady under Is years. Firsi
prize, $40 savings account by Boise
City National bank, Miss Florence Tyer
| Exhibit Best collection of roses
by one Individual from Boise. Firsl
prize, cut glass fern dish by Ballou-
Latimer company. Mrs. Thomas Estes
second price, dreamer and sugar, by
| Boise Tea e. Coffee House, John A
| Davis.
Exhibit 4.-Best climber of any of the
following varieties (three blooms OF
each Variety: White Cochet, Mad.
am Caroline Testout, Pillar of Gold
Climbing Kaiserine (Mrs. Robert Per.
ry), Gainsborough. Marechal Neil FRS
| prize. ladies' hand bag. Mrs. N. S. Ben.
nett, Red Cross Drug company; secont
prize, Inez Galloway ladies' hand bag
by The Mode. Third prize, picture. b,
| Faust Art Store.
4 Exhibit Best Madam Cochet, plnl
or white, three blooms. First prize
electric iron. Idaho Light & Power
company. Mrs. B. L. Kerr: second prize
souvenir spoon, by Hitchcock, Jeweler
Inez Galloway.
H Exhibit 6.-Best pink La France
three blooms. First prize, SIS mer,
chandize. Mrs. Austin, Milliner. Mrs. J
r. Nagel; second prize, set China cup,
eht SioStAS o. ny &hi. IAhlDuSt ISlSDln 81
Racket store. Mrs. J. NJ. Tyer
II Exhibit BEST Madam Carolin
Testout. three blooms. First prize
lady's hat. to be selected at Sedgley's
Hazel Cohen: second prize. brass jar
dfhiere, by Cash Bazaar. Mrs. H. N
Coffin.
II Exhibit 8.--Best Frau Karl Druschk
twhite American Beauty. thre
blooms. First prize. 81 cash, Mrs. A
B. Golden; second prize. three Chin
plates. by Boise Book Store. w. N
Northrop.
Exhibit s.--Best General Jacquime
not. three blooms. First prize. Naval
rug. by Pioneer Furniture company
Miss Himrod: second prir,. s-oz bottl
toilet water. by Joy Drug Stores. Mon
lea Taylor.
Exhibit 10.-Best Duchess OF Al
bany, three blooms. First prize, tea
garden tray by Sellers. Mrs. CARR
Pilmer. second prize. cream and sugai
by Western Tea company. Marion vo
lin.
Exhibat 1i.--Best American Beaut,
three blooms. First prize. white EN-
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