The Washington herald., 1921-09-18
SOUTHERN MARYLAND FAIRS
AWARDS ANNOUNCED IN FULL
Nearly Eight Thousand People Attend Final
Days Festivities.

UPPER MARLBORO, Md. Sept
1.-THE annual agricultural ex-
hibit and horse-race meet under
the auspices Of the Southern Mary
land Agricultural Fair Association
passed into history here this after
noon. Close to 5000 persons, most
of them from Washington and Bal
timore, attended the final festivi-
ties, the main attraction being the
opportunity to place a wager in the
pari mutuef machines on the speed
of the thoroughbreds.
The following additional awards
to those already announced were
made tonight:
Awards for Drawn Work.
Drawn work, best scarf for side
boards-First, Mrs. c. w. Sheriff
Benning. D. c.; second. Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Thompson, Riverdale.
Handkerchief-Fir Miss Chris
tobel Hill, Upper Marlboro.
Beading, beaded bag-Mrs. J. H.
Traband, Upper Marlboro.
Embroidery, collar and cuffs (set)
First, Miss Mary Hill, Upper
Marlboro.
Towels-First, Mrs. M. H. Ma
gruder, Upper Marlboro; second,
Mrs. Norman E Beall, Landover
Md; third, Mrs. r. Irving Bowie.
Upper Marlboro.
Nightgown-Mrs. Lena Mack,
Bowie.
Centerpieces-First Mrs. r. Irv-
ing Bowie. Upper Marlboro: second,
Mrs. Nettie Fowler, Bowie; third,
Miss Cecil Traband. Upper Marl-
boro.
Luncheon set-First, Mrs. Ray
mond E. Young, Aquasco: second
Mrs. Nettie Fowler, Bowie; third
Mrs. Frank M. Hall. Upper Marl-
boro.
Handkerchiefs-First, Miss Mar
garet Stracilo. Upper Marlboro
Cut work, eyelet embroidery, CEN
terpieces-First, Mrs. Joseph Smo-
linski, Upper Marlboro; second,
Mrs. Joseph Smolinski Upper Marl-
boro; third. Mrs. Nettie Fowler,
Bowie.
Prizes for Garments.
Collection of six garments
Second. Mrs. J. H. Dodge, westwood
Nd: nightgown (crochet yoke),
first, Mrs. B. w. Suit. Upper Marl-
boro; second, Mrs. J. H. Dodge
Westwood; third. Mrs. Earl Berger
Landover. Child's dress (ginr-
ham). first. Mrs. Joseph Smolinski
Upper Marlboro: second, Miss
Louise Duley, Croome. Child's
dress (white), first. Mrs. Frank
Forbes. Aquasco. Infants dress
first, Mrs. J.. E. Mullikin, Bowie
second. Mrs. Lansdale G. sasscer
Upper Marlboro: third, Mrs. Joseph
smolinski. Upper. Marlboro, wom-
ems shirtwaist or blouse, first, Miss
Margaret j.. s. Carr, Baden, Md.
second, Miss Margaret J. s. Carr
Baden. Practical housework dress
first, Mrs. ]. E. Mullikin, Bowie
Practical. housework apron, first
Miss Gertrude Mack. Bowie: second
Mrs. ]. c. Thurston, Riverdale
Women's dress Of silk or cotton
hrst, Mrs. L. L. Layman, Upper
Marlboro; second Mrs. r. Irvine
Bowie, Upper Marlboro; third, Mrs
e. B. Simonds, Riverdale.
Patchwork quilt-First, Mrs. B.
Il. C.. Bowie. Upper Marlboro: sec
ond' Mrs. Walton Lusby, Brandy
wine. Nd; third, Mrs. Blanche P,
Hall, Upper Marlboro. Silk quilt
first, Mrs. R. Irving Bowie. Upper
Marlboro; second, Mrs. B. H. c.
Bowie. Upper Marlboro; third, Mrs
J. H. Carr. Baden. Nd. Handmade
pillow cover on pillow, first, Mrs
b. H. c. Bowie, Upper Marlboro;
second. Miss Helen Bowling,
Bryantown. Lamp shade of silk
(hand decorated). FIRST. Mrs. Percy
Duvall, Rosaryville, Nd; second,
Mrs. w. w. Grifith. jr.., Forest
vile, Md.
RemodeIed Garments.
Boys trousers-First, Mrs. ], C,
Thurston. Riverdale; third. Mrs. J.
z. Mullikin, Bowie. Girls dress.
first. Miss Henriette Hill, Upper
Marlboro; second. Mrs. e. w.
Sasscer. Groom: third, Mrs. e. 3.
Simonds, Riverdale. Girls gar
ments other than dress, first and
second. Mrs. e. B. Simonds. River
dale, Childs garment, hrst, Mrs.
e. B. Simonds. Riverdale. Three
articles made of old skirts, first,
Mrs. J. e. Mullikin. Bowie; Sec
ond. Mrs. E. B. Simonds, River
dale. Darned stockings, first, Mrs.
r. Irving Bowie. Upper Marlboro;
a..