El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-24

I arranged the judges have recommend
! ed a number Of additional awards
! OF these the first prize for plain
! sewing would go 10 Genevieve Towns.
/ OF the fifth grade OF the Douglass
] school for dress Lillian Franceman,
: also Of the Douglass school fifth
3 grade, second prize for child's dress.
Katherine Seamon, first prize for
! clay modelling on an entry Of four lit
I tie dogs.
! IsoIs Lawry of the Alta Vista school
first prize for painting and Eva stew
! Isabelle Corbett. first prize for
! china painting and Emmy Wheatley
second prize
special Mentions Given.
Special mention is given TO Gladys
Mueller for her oil paintings, TO Isa-
belle Corbett for a crayon picture; to
Eva. Stevenson for a pencil drawing
TO Marion Ainsa Tor japanese print
and place cards to Patty Ainsa for
place cards; 10 Emmy Wheatley for a
small bowl OF hand decorated china;
to Lucille Harlan for water color
painting; to Villas Simmons for water
color landscape painting, and TO
ROselle Ainsa for a raffia basket
Mrs. A. c. Staples won the sweep
stakes for crocheted work and the
first prize in the miscellaneous crochet
class OF the adult division.
HOsteSses at the Fair.
HOsteSses at the Mexican village
Wednesday Will be Mesdames Herman
Andreas and James Crawford The
Mexican village Will remain open until
the fair closes, Thursday night. II
the Japanese tea garden today Mrs
B F. Darbyshire is the hostess Mon
day Mrs G. A Martin and Mrs. d. c.
Booth were hOstesses-
AT the Mexican Village today Mrs.
Henry Clay Greer and Mrs Henry Al
exandre are the hostesses- 4 Mexican
stringed orchestra played during the
noon hour in the restaurant Tonight
Of q fs,n
solos VIII be given.
At the Young WOmen's Christian as
ISOLATION booth the hoStesses today
were Mrs ! r Harper. Mrs. J. D.
Love and Mrs G. A. Thumm.
The FL PasO Equal Franchise league
members were III charge OF the City
Federation OF WOmen's clubs booth to-
day. The hOstesses were Mesdames ;.
J. Fennel, George H Clement. Ben F.
Jen kins. O. A. CritchetU. William Wal
lace, " W Whitehead. +. Brooke
Jones. Edward c. Hitchcock. H 2. Cor
bin. Emma Quirk, Frank Curry. L. L.
Mundy, Horace A Lay A ". DePew-
!. O'Rourke, N Skeen and Miss A Louis
Dietrich.
The Flower show.
Tuesday. geraniums miscellaneous
and pOtted plant day a the Interna-
tiOnal Soil Products exposition. closed
the entries for the flower exhibition
The judges were Mrs r =. Alves.
Mrs. r 3. Homan and A 3. Cron. bu-
reau OF plant industry, Amarillo.
Texas.
Owing to the fact that very few en-
tries were made for pOtted plant day.
judging was postponed until today,
when the miscellaneous. geranium and
pOtted plant collections were judged to-
gether.
The following are the awards made
Tuesday morning
Best collection of geranium plants in
bloom. A c. Hartmann. first prize.
Best collection of any plants IN
bloom. Potter Floral Co. first prize.
Best plant, white, bush form. in
bloom. Mrs George Ellis amateur. first
prize.
Best one plant. yellow. bush form, in
bloom. Potter Floral Co. first prize
Best one plant. any color, bush form,
in bloom. D. g Hartman. professional.
first prize: Miss Ruth Rawlings. anna
teur. first prize.
Best one plant, any color, single stem.
in bloom, Potter Floral Co, first prize.
Special entries-(a) COleus Mrs W
G Roe. amateur. first prize. Potter Flo
raj Co. professional. first prize.
Special entries-tbl COmQuat. Potter
Floral Co, first prize
Miscellaneous Collections-Bes ten
bloom geraniums. scarlet. Mrs r. c
Blair, Val Verde addition. first prize.
Best eight blooms. carnations. pink.
Z. F Cadwallader. amateur Mountain /
Park, y NJ. first prize
Best eight blooms, carnations, scar