Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-27
ENTRIES IN THE DOMESTIC
SCIENCE DEPARTMENT.
Bread.

Mrs. p. NJ. Raysor-White and fruit
bread.
Mrs. W. S. Johnson-white bread
Mrs. ]. NJ. Boriske-white bread
Mrs. II. C. Fulgham-Nut bread,
Mrs. l.. Z. Thomas-White bread
Mrs. G. W. Hanson-White bread.
Miss Robbie Nicol-White bread
Mrs. r. NJ. Wilson-White bread.
Mrs. II. n, Cochran-white bread.
Mrs. ID. +. Dansby-whole wheat
and rye.
Mrs. T. II. Astin-Nut bread.
Mrs. ]. II. Steyenson-Nut bread.
Mrs. Kayser-white bread.
Mrs. W. A. Deaton-White bread.
Mrs. A. J. Buchanan-Brown bread
and nt bread.
Mrs. h. X. Coghlan-white bread.
Canning Department
Mrs. II. jain. Mrs. c. S. Gamer,
Mrs. r. s. Webb. Mrs. s. c. Rich.
ardson. Mrs. c. Y. Jones. Miss Ina
Cook OF Steep Hollow; Mrs. A. W.
Buchanan. Mrs. ]. W. Cavitt. Mrs. l..
II. Tucker. Mrs II, l.. Mcknight.
villa Maria Sisters. Mrs. b. U. Sims.
Mrs. o. II. Love. Mrs. r. j. Brown.
Mrs. NJ. u. Parker Mrs. Rudolph
Myers. Miss Effie Breach OF Tabor,
Mrs. Z. J. Astin. Mrs. Bertha Ma.
loney, Miss Eth Frances. Miss Mae
Foster, Mrs. Walter Armstrong. Mrs.
W. Wipprecht. Miss Florence Conway.
Miss Annie MoDougald. Miss Agnes
Conway, Mrs. ], p. Gilpin and Miss
Minnie Matthews.
Eggs.
Mrs. Walter Armstrong. Mrs. c. w.
Richey. Mrs. J, c. Cloud, two dozen
Glenyiew Dairy. j. NJ. Conway. r. d.
welch. Mrs. C. NJ. Evans, Miss lima
Cook. Mrs. Emma Shultz. J. II. Con.
way. Mrs. w. n. Wilson. Harry vii.
liams.
Butter.
Mrs. r. Welch. Mrs. ]. p. Gilpin
Mrs. +. ]. Brown. Mrs. ]. c. Cloud
Mrs. W. A. Deaton. Miss Minnie Dell
Matthews and Mrs. NJ, G. Buchanan.
Cakes.
Mrs. r. U. Sims, two cakes; Mrs.
]. ID. Martin. Mrs. VI. b. Parker, Mrs.
l.. II. Tucker. Miss Effie Breach,
Mrs. Tyler Haswell. Mrs. G.. W.
Emory, Mrs. II. l.. Mcknight. Mrs.
Sam Levy. Mrs. II. Marwill and Mrs.
Julius Levy.
Cookies.
Mrs. Frank Clarke.
Small Cakes.
Mrs. l.. II. Tucker. Mrs. II. J. Brown.
Fancy Work Department
In this department there are los
entries up to press time and others
coming in. and II was impossible for
the Eagle TO print a list Of these and
their exhibits. However. the ladies
who exhibited the largest amount Of
fancy work are as follows Largest
single exhibit. Mrs. W. S. Francis OF
Tabor. twenty pieces. Other large eN.
hibits. Mrs. W. \. Wilson OF Tabor,
twelve pieces: Mrs. Walter Armstrong
OF Tabor. seven pieces. Mrs. l.. II.
Tucker exhibited the largest exhibit
among the ladies' OF the city. and Mrs.
Dobes also has quite large display.
Many rare pieces OF fancy work are
also exhibited. among them being sew.
eral pieces OF work done In Germany
several years ago. belonging to Mrs
W. Wipprecht. and others also have
many rare and old pieces OF fancy
work on display
Special Exhibits.
The Zoo.
Teddy Roosevelt dog in glasses AMI
hat.
The Devil, Billy Buchanan.
Two coops Of suffragettes. chickens
dressed in fancy costumes.
Hair tonic advertisement. white rab-
bit.
Red bats, bricks.
President and Mrs. Woodrow VII.
son. two white turtle doves.
Some beautiful flowers were receiv-
ed today from Kerr the florist OF
Houston. through the local agent. Miss
Marion Foote. These are on display
and add much to the decorations in
the woman's department.
Bacon. sausage and hams. T. 4.
Hensarling Of Steep Hollow.
Sweet potatoes. Fritz Yeager