Evening journal., 1920-09-13
MANY ENJOY
GARDENS FETE
Baby Parade, and Sports
Draw 5000 Crowd to New
Settlement
JACQUE HOME
BEST DECORATED

fcclQc0tS OF Union fdIh bdFutU-
enjoyed celebration on Saturday
that had been arranged Tor Labor
Day by the Boosters League OF the
Gardens. The affair was postponed
on account OF the rain last Mond1y.
The celebration began al o'clock,
when the field events were held The
feature was the pageant and baby pa
rada In the evening, which was par
ficipsicd in BY $50 children. The
commmiiiee IN charge OF this part OF
the program comprised Mrs. W. II.
Thias chairman: Mrs. y. T. WcstcOtt
Mrs ]. G.. Sulger. Mrs ". G Jester
and Mrs. n. G.. Detwiller.
The winners were
Best decorated baby coach: First
nrize-Mar.ella Crosgroyc. AGED ~
months. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles 4. Crosgrove.
Second prize-lean Moiherall. aged
s months. dauehier Of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Molherall.
Third prize-Morton J. r. Moore,
Most unique cosmme-First prize,
Miss Alice Small. dressed as a Hover
second prize-Niiss Louise Virginia
Downs. dressed 10 represent the sons'
Bubbles"
Third prize-Nnllim r. Banning.
rr dressed 20 represent a Fill island
pr with an ivory ring through his nose
snd armed with a war club
The prize for the best original ban
nor carried In the pageant was award
n 10 Harold Baldwin His banner
-ead Il am a Union Garden Booster.
Costumes worn by the youngsters
attracted considerable attention, es-
r-cnaliv "a Weo liille girl aliired as
Miss Red Riding Hood
n r Jester. chairman of the gen.
erai committee. addressed those pres
mi outlining what the Boosters
League had In store FOR residents ~
ihe Gardens. he said Halloween
celebration was being planned
Following the addresses the rcsi-
dents eni0yed a musical program That
was prepared ?. A. Cake a plano
,olo was given by Thaddeus Cox. lr.
and a piano and violin selection by
tho Crawford Brothers. selections
were given hy a sexiet composed of
!. g.. Suleer, Raymond Phillips. r.
r. shelley. B. King Nushaum. Walter
Foraker and Clarence Charsha
The afternoon was taken up by
athletic events. The winners received
nrizes FOR their efforts. Much credit
'or The splendid success OF the affair
vas due in he rnmmill.n rnarr :
Nhich was composed Of Homer c..
Jester. Chairman: William II. Thics.
vice chairman, and ". II. Killer. n.
Il Mcbride and Nir. Worlz.
a summary OF the winners Of tho
athletic events and prizes awarded
follow:
80 yards race for boys under Il
Ncars-Won by Robert Mcfarland
prize. baseball mitt
80 yards race FOR girls under 4
Ycars-Miss Harriet Settle. priz,
Toll.
100 yards race for boys from 40 q
Is yearS-John Lowell; prize, mask.
100 yards race for girls from 10 q
years-Miss Beatrice Mckaig
prize. p0ckclboOk.
Peanut and spoon race for an girl
Miss Dorothy Drew: prise, per
fume.
Japanese crab race for boys-Wil
liam Banning; prize, baseball.
Collar and tie race FOR boys an
Firls-Grcgg Driscoll and Miss Eliza
beth Blackson; prizes. candy.
Baseball throwing contest FOR lad
ies--Mrs. =. H. Seniman; priz'
candy.
Three legged. race for boys la,
Yey Middleton and George Dlckerson
prize. baseball bats.
Express wason race FOR boys
George Winters; prize pcnknife.
100 yards dash for men-Eugen
Meredith: prize. Ev rsharp % neil
20 feet hop Tor b0ys-John Brady
prize. football.
Cracker-eating contest for ladies'
Miss Edith Crew; prize. - order Ol
Foster and 81 cash.
pic-caiinr coniest-J0seph Lowell.
Many OF the residents, took great In
tefest In the decoration OF ihoi
homes. one especially drawing aiten
ton. 70 was that OF Mr. and Mrs
Jacob Jacque. OF 2i3 :. ln.On street
They won lrst prize. After the deco
iahng had been completed Friday even
ng by John W. Smith and T. J. Willie
Mr.. JacQue entertained his friends IN
honor OF his weniy-fourth wedding
anniversary.