The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-18
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The awards in the culinary depart
ment of the exhibits at the state fair
have been completed. For white
yeast bread, Mrs. George Thompson,
| 1920 Tyler street, received the first
prize, and Mrs. D. P. Ingraham, the
! second. Graham bread. Miss Harriet
EIklund, first prize, and Miss Clara E.
Shavalo, second; whole wheat, Mrs. E.
| Stevens first; Mrs. Ingraha m, second ::
rye bread, Mrs. William Hall, first.
and Udella Hubbard, second; salt ris-
ing bread, Mrs. Ward Burlingame,
first, Miss ShaValo, second; nut bread,
Mrs. E. H. Eby, first, and Mrs. George
Boone, second; tea rolls, Miss Harriet
Eclllund. first, and Mrs. ]. C.. Sey-
mour, second; baking powder biscuit.
John Schwultz. second; light rolls,
Miss Amy Ferguson. first, and Mrs
Hayward Brown, second.
The cakes won prizes as follows:
Chocolate loaf. Miss Alice Meade first
prize, Mrs. Susan Endely, second;
white cake. Mrs. Clarence Bowman
first. Mrs. E. T. Mendal of Emporia,
second; angel cake, Mrs. Mendal. first,
and Mrs Hayward Brown, second;
fruit cake Miss Edna Bell, first, and
Miss Susan Endcly. second; devil 5
cake, Miss Olive B. Rude, first, and
Miss Endely, second; sponge cake,
Miss Frances Washburn. first, and
Miss Frances Walsh, second; marble
cake, Mrs. +. L. Baker, first, and Mrs.
A. S. BiSSel, second; spice cake, Miss
Susan Endely, first, and Mrs. S. S.
Horst. second; nut cake, Mrs. George
Pratt of Wakarusa, first, and Mrs.
Mendal of Emporia, second; layer
cake, chocolate, Miss Frances Wash
burn, first, Mrs. Oscar Booth, second;
fruit filling. Mrs. John Redeem, first,
Mrs. c. w. Spreng, second; caramel,
Olive B. Rude, first, Miss Nellie Hew-
lit, second; cocoanut, Mrs. Clarence
Bowman. first, Miss Susan Endely,
second; nut cake. Mrs. F. w. Drake:
Lady Baltimore, Mrs. D. H. Forbes,
first, and Mrs. ]. 7. Privie, second;
best decorated cake. Mrs. F. L. Baker,
best decorated individual cakes, Mrs.
George Pratt of Wakarusa.
Prizes or pastry were awarded as
follows: For apple, Mrs. S. S. Horst.
first prize, Mrs. c. H. Burger, second;
BURBERRY Mrs D. p. Ingraham, first,
Mrs. F. w. Drake, second; lemon,
Mrs. Elmer Eby. first, Miss Olive
Rude, second; mince pie, Mrs Robert
Coff, first, Miss Frances Walsh, sec
ond; pumpkin, Mrs. c. II. Riker, first,
Mrs. F. w. Drake, second; goose
berry, Mrs. F. w. Drake.
Awards on preserves were as fol-
lows: Ounce, Mrs. John L. Bagley;
apple. Mrs. Jessie McCafferty, first
prize, Mrs. D. E. Barnes. second;
blackberry, Mrs. John L. Bagley; fig,
Mrs. w. c. McDonough; pear. Mrs.
John Bagby, first, Mrs. George Boone.
second; peach, Mrs. Warrick Upde-
graft. first, and Mrs w. T. Belsford,
second; plum, Mrs George Boone;
strawberry, Mrs. Warrick Updegraff,
first, and Mrs. John Bagby, second;
cherry, Mrs. George Boone, first, and
Mrs. John Bagby, second; sunshine
cooked, Enid Carson, first, and Mrs
Warrick Updegraff. second; best col
lection, Mrs. David Page, first, and
Mrs. E. G. Roncher, second.
Prizes on pickles were: Cucumber,
Della NJ. HixoE of Berryton, first, Mrs.
L. A Eddy, second; cucumber (sweet).
Mrs. R. H. Wolfe, first, and Mrs. L. A
EDDY, second; chow-chow, Mrs. Susan
Endely, first, and Mrs. Edith Moore,
second; mixed, Mrs. John Schwulst,
first, and Mrs. Warrick Updegraff,
second; mustard, Mrs. Ethel Wellman,
onion, Mrs. D. E. Barnes, first, and
Miss Enid Carson, second; sweet
pickle peaches, Mrs. Warrick Upde-
graft, first, and Miss Nellie Hewitt,
second; stuffed peppers. Miss Della
Hixo1 of Berryton, first, and Miss
Edna Carson, second; chill, Mrs.
Clarence Bowman, first, and Mrs.
Ethel Wellman, second; horse radish,
Mrs. Edith Moore; tomato catsup.
Mrs. o. B. Rankin, first, Mrs. War
ton. Mrs. Susan EnGely, first, Mrs. G.
J. Kern, second.
Prizes for canned fruit: Apples,
Mrs. c. H. Riker, first, Susan Endely.
second; blackberries, Mrs. Lee Carrie,
first, Mrs. E. w. Lane Of Oakland,
second; peaches, Miss Della Hixon.
first, and Miss Olive Rude, second:
pears Mrs. Fred Hill, first, and Mrs.
Schwulst, second; raspberries, Mrs
George Boone, first, and Mrs. 0. B.
Rankin, second; strawberries. Mrs. Fl.
E. Brown, first. and Mrs. E. w. Lane,
second; gooseberries, Mrs. r. T.
Kreipe, first, and Mrs. w. c. McDon-
ough. second.
Prizes for canned fruit were. Cher
ries, Mrs. Clarence Lacy of Meriden.
first; Mrs. Lee Carries, second; best
collection. Mrs. John Schwultz and
Susan Endaly.
Awards for jelly were as follows:
Ounce, Mrs. John Bagby, first, and
Miss Martha Roberts of Tecumseh,
second; crabap l,le, Mrs. William
Curry. first and Mrs. George Boone,
second; red currant, Mrs. William
Hall, first, and Mrs. John Bagby. sec
ond; grape, Miss Edna E. Clarke,
first, and Mrs. E G.. Rancher, second;
gooseoerry, Mrs. Clarence Bowman,
first, and Mrs. L. L. Brocn,an, second;
plum. Mrs. E. G. Rancher, first, and
Mrs. J. B Mullen, second; raspberry,
first. and Mrs. George Boone, second;
ana Mrs D H Forbes, second; mint,
Enid Carson. first. and Mrs. D H.
Forbes. second; peach, Mrs. Clarence
Bowman first and Mrs SchwIlltZ