Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-12

Madeline TurtugHa, South 10Th
street age II, biscuit baking.
Hundreds OF school children assembled
this afternoon In the big auditorium at
horticultural Hall to listen to Mrs. Anna
A. Carroll. culinary expert, deliver the
last of her series OF cooking lectures, and
TO be present at the awarding Of the
prizes in the cooking contest in which
many Of them were competing
Although today was primarily the chill
dren's day the audience was supple
mented by the thousands Of women who
daily have been eagerly taking advantage
of the free instruction furnished by the
EVENING LEDGER.
The big feature OF this final lecture
was, of course, announcement of the
names Of the youthful winners in the
cooking contest. Four prizes we'll worth
competing for and an honorable mem
ton were given in each of the four divi-
slons into which the contest was divided,
the tests being in bread-bakng, cooSy-
baking. spongecake-baking and biscuit
baking.
Cabinet gas ranges valued at $35 each
were awarded to the children winning
the frat prize In each division, and other
awards valued according to the grade of
the prize were given, In this way 10
proud kiddies won prizes and four more
were awarded hrst honorable mention.
They we're:
BREAD BAKING CONTEST.
FIRST PRIzE.-Florence M. Burk, %
North Preston street, age Is, Newton
School; Miss Bessie Brown, teacher.
A s35 Fortune cabinet gas range, manu-
factured and given by the Thomas, Rob-
erts, Stevenson Company, Of Philadelphia,
and a silver cup, suitably engraved.
SECOND PRIzE.--Marian Snyder, 1909
Germantown avenue, age r. Mckinley
Cooking School; Miss GIlliland, teacher.
A SIS Ruud gas circulating water heater.
given by Bartlett &c Co.. Inc, Of Phlla-
delphia, and a silver cup, suitably en-
graved.
THIRD PRIzE.-Helen McCloskey, 3226
Chestnut street, age IL. Newton School;
Miss Bessie Brown, teacher.
A "Wear-ever" aluminium tea kettle,
manufactured and given by the Aluminium
Cooking utensil Company, Of New Ken
slngton, Pa, and a silver cup, suitably
engraved.
FOURTH PRIzE.-sara Caller. 1898
Lombard street. age A. Durham District,
No. q Miss Helen H. Chambers, teacher
$3.50 "Iwantu" gas iron, manufac-
LuTeu ana given Dy the SllAuSe IbS lEOll
Company, of Philadelphia, and a silver
medal. suitably engraved.
cooKY BAKING CONTEST.
FIRST PRIZE-Mary G. Manning,
Race street; age, II years; School Of
Pedagogy; Miss Abbie Stone, teacher.
A s35 Cookeasy cabinet gas range,
manufactured and given by the Hale g.
Kllburn Company. OF Philadelphia, aud a
silver cup, suitably engraved
SECOND PRIZE-Clara Grupp, 100
Tree street; age II years; George Shars-
wood School, No. 2O Miss Elizabeth
Stevens, teacher.
A barrel of King Midas flour. made and
given by Shane Brothers g. Wilson, of
Philadelphia, and a silver cup. suitably
engraved.
THIRD PRIzE-Helen Marie Bates.
2lO9 North Camac street; age, 12; Allison
School; Miss Slmons, teacher.
A "Wear-ever" aluminium tea kettle,
manufactured and given by the Alumi-
mum Cooking Utensil Company, of New
Kensington, and a silver cup, suitably
engraved.
FOURTH PRIZE--Margaret Mary Null
len, 23Oi Fitzwater street; age, "a; Dur
ham School; Miss Helen II. Chambers,
teacher
A $3.50 "Iwantu" gas iron, manufac-
tured and given by the strause Gas Iron
company, OF Philadelphia. and a silver
medal, suitably engraved
sPoNGECAKE BAKING CONTEST.
FIRST PRIZE-Molly Goldberg, 100 |
Pine street. age 1s; James Forten School. |
Miss Willis. teacher.
SS5 Quality cabinet gas range, manu-
featured and given by the Roberts 6 /
Mander Stove Company. OF Philadelphia, |
and silver cup suitably engraved
SECOND PRIZE-Celia Glassman, 229 |
Carpenter street, age 12i James Forten |
School. Miss f. Willis, teacher.
barrel Of Millbourne -four, made and /
given by Shsne Brothers Wilson, OF |
Philadelphia. and silver cup, suitably |
engraved.
THIRD PRIZE-Bella Eisenstein, 9l7 |
South street. age 10; James Forten |
School, Miss Willis, teacher.
A "Wearever' aluminium tea kettle, |
manufactured and given by the Alumi- |
mum Cooking Utensll Company, OF New |
Kensington, Pa. and silver cup. suit |
ably engraved.
FOURTH PRlZE-Aindred Dawson, sss |
North lth street. age ls; Newton School. |
Miss Brown teacher.
$3.50 "Iwantu" gas iron, manufactured 1
and given by the strause Gas Iron Com /
pany, Of Philadelphia. and a silver medal, /
suitably engraved.
9ARNGAA ARaA AhAANAA AfAAAN las1
FIRST PRIZE-Afadeline Tartaglia, 8
South 18th street. Philadelphia. Il years 1
old. Pedagogy Practice school, Miss ABB 1
bic Stone, teacher
So Imperial Excelsior cabinet gas /
range manufactured ana given By Isaac I
A. Sheppard & Co, OF Philadelphia, and 1
E silver cup, suitably engraved.
SECOND PRIzE-Lihan H. Tremper,
A2 South Dellalb square. age is. Newton 4
School, Miss Bessie Brown, teacher
lb Clover Triumph gas circulating
water heater. manufactured ana given by /
the philadelphia stove Works. Of Phlla-
oelphia, and a silver cup. suitably en-
Eraved
THIRD PRIzE-Marlon E WharEenhy.
lsl kinsey street Frankford age IS
No. ~ Misa Wardell, teacher.
a Waar-eVer aluminium tea kettle
given Ry the Aluminium Cooking Utensu
Company ef NeH kensington Pa, and
zi.fcr cup. suitably engraved
FOURTH Pii1E-fihea Il. McKee. IsE
aqfth Robinson street ago IS Hanna
eenaet miss Hammond teacher
a fA INaatl as son. manuf4e-
iaftf ana gwen ~ lse z1raase Gas Ifon