St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-11-04
PARISH FAIR
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Foley; Mrs. III. III. Smith.

Ribbon and special mention of
mixed pickles and sweet peach pick
les exhibited by Mrs. H. H. Smith,
and mangoes exhibited by Mrs. J. j.
Foley.
Bread-Mrs. Ed. Burns, Mrs.
Yenni.
Rolls-Mrs. A. Blattner; Mrs. Ed.
Burns.
Doughnuts-Mrs. A. Blattner.
lButter-Mrs. NJ. E. Mundy.
Ribbon and special mention Of
lemon pie, molasses pie, furit cake,
exhibited by Mrs. Coney.
Best display-Mrs. Coney.
Plants.
Maiden Hair Fern-Mrs. Vaughn;
Mrs. H. T. G. Weaver.
Boston Fern-Mrs. Peyre; Mrs.
Millar, Abita.
Rex Begonia-Mrs. Vau -1hn; Mrs.
Duplantis.
Asparagus Fern-Miss Hennessy;
Mrs. H. Cook.
Hanging Basket-Miss r. Millar,
Abita, first and second.
Best display-Miss L. Stockton.
Ribbon and special mention of
Bird of Paradise plant, exhibited by
Miss. C. Fredeick; peach bloom be-
gonda, by Mrs. H. T. G. Weaver;
chrysanthemum, by Mrs. Zinser, and
Australian fern, by Mrs. M. II. Wal
lis.
Pastels-Philip Klein, Chdnchuba
Institute: Daniel Theirs, Chinchuba
Institute.
Drawings from Nature-C. Brous-
sard, Chinchuba Institute; Nie1s
Markham, Chinchuba Institute.
+ Water Colors-A. Wasieleski and
C. Broussarc, Chinchuba Institute.
Crayons-Niels Markham, Chin
chuba, Institute; Cleme Broussard,
Chinchuba Institute.
French Painting Bour
geoise, A. Wasieleski, Chinchuba In
stttute.
Oil Painting-Ance Trahan, Chin
chuba Institute.
Best observation-disclosures Bour-
geoise.
Special mention of two paintings
of Ola Galatas, Madisonville.
Girls Canning Club.
Glass Tomato products (tirst
year only, first, Ruby Williams;
second, Augusta Myers; third, Julia
O'Berry.
Glass Advanced products( sec
ond year girls), first prize, Mamie
Myers; second, Alpha Stanga; third,
Cora Williams.
Glass 3-Pepper exhibit isecond
year girls), first, Cora Williams; sec-
ond, Mamie Myers; third. Alpha
Stanga.
Glass Preserves (open to all).
first, Henrietta Koepp; second, Au-
gusta Myers; third, Mamie Myers.
Glass 5-Jelly (open to ALL, first,
Mamie Myers; second, Alpha Stanga;
third, Mary Fauntleroy.
Glass 6-Pickles (open to ALL,
first, Mamie Myers; second, Mamie
Myers; third, Elise Goodbee.
Class First year cap and apron,
first, Julia O'Berry; second, Augusta
Myers; third. Edith Dutruch.
Second year dress, cap. apron and
emblem <on cap, first. Henrietta
Koepp; second, Mamie Myers; third,
Mary Fauntleroy.
Glass Especial prizes:
Fdrst-A scholarship to the Short
Course at State University, Baton
Rouge. given by Covington Bank 4
Trust Co., won by Julia O'Berry.
Second-$5.OO in gold, given by
st. Tammany Bank G Trust Co.. won
by Henrietta Koepp.
Third-Steam Canning Machine,
won by Mamie Myers.
Special Prizes.
The Summo and the Karo Syrup
Company had exhibits, the Summo
Co. giving away samples, and the
Karo Co. demonstrating with buck
wheat cakes. Miss Gladys Smith
was in charge. Karo got blue rib
bon.
The Cafe du Monde Co. served free
coffee, and was in charge of Mr..
Hoffman, a nephew of DR.. Stevenson.
This company donated twenty pounds
of coffee to the fair restaurant. 1t
was a blue ribbon winner.
The Mackie Pine Products Com
pany, Carl Bougere's exhibit Of milk
ing machines, lighting machinery,
silos, ETC., and the w. ID. Molloy
Overland auto exhibit, all got blue
ribbons.
The Tokay Tea held free drawings
at which prizes were given. The
following were winners:
Mrs. w. A. White, OLD English tea
pot; Mrs. H. K. Goodwin, set of Jap
anese plates; Mr.. John l.. Halter, one
globe; Mrs. B. B. Warren, Old Eng
lish tea pot; Chinchuba Deaf Mutes.
one globe; Mrs. R. II. White. one
tea set; little Lois Poole, set Of jap
anese cups and saucers; Mrs. f. E.
Lyon, set Of Japanese plates; Mrs.
Adam Stanga, Old English tea pot;
Mrs. A. L. Bear, chocolate set.
The Tokay Tea booth was incharge
of Mrs. e. ]. Domergle.