Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-07-29
AUTO RACES TO
end KENT FAIR
After Five Successful Days
Lower Delaware Exhi-
bition Closes Today
AWARDS
ARE ANNOUNCED
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
HARRINGTON. July 2s.-Auto.
mobile races this afternoon will
close the Kent-Sussex Fair after five
successful days.
While no figures have been an
nounced 1t is thought that about So
900 persons have attended the fair
since it was opened on Tuesday.
Officials of the Fair Association
have been well satisfied with the
support given the fair by the pub
! lie and in turn those attending have
apparently been pleased with the
fair as a whole.
The fair has grown rapidly in size
and importance. The large number
OF exhibitors this year in the various
departments. was especially encour-
aging.
Awards in addition to those al
ready printed. follow:
Women's Department
Mrs. j. H. McMullen, of VIII
mington. carried off high honors
in the fancy work display. She
had 40 entries.
The following is a partial list OF
the prize winners in this depart
ment:
Pagel. center piece and punch
work-First. Miss Alice Fisher.
Embroidered scarf-First, Miss
Edith p. Scotch; second, Mrs. ]. H.
McMullin.
Embroidered Turkish towel
First. Mrs. j. II. McMullen.
Embroidered collar-First. Mrs.
Mary DAILY.
Embroidered center piece, solid
First, Mrs. Mary DAILY; second.
Louretta Paskey.
Embroidered center piece, solid
whlte-First. NJ. Pearl Vess; sec
ond, Edith p. Scotch; third, Mrs.
Mary DAILY.
Pair embroidered pillow Gases
First, Edith p. Scotch; second.
Mrs F. B. Smith; third, NJ. Pearl
Vess.
Embroidered night dress-First.
Mrs. Martina Powell; second. Edith
p. Scotch; third, Mrs. r. c. Barn
ard.
Embroidered mon damask-First,
hutn r. SndnlZ.
Embroidered mon on other ma
terial-First. Lillian Sapp; second,
Pearl NJ. ,Vess.
Embroidered lunch cloth-First,
Matte Collins. second, Miss Alice
Fisher; third, Mrs. Mary Edding-
ton.
Initial work ON towel-First,
Edith p. Scotch; second. Mrs. Mary
DAILY: third, Mrs. ]. II. McMullen.
Initial work on napkin-First.
Lillian Sapp;l second, Mrs. J. II.
McMulien; third Mrs c. d. Murphy.
Initial work on handkerchief
First. Tdith p. Scotch; second. !
Mrs. Mary DAILY; third. Mrs ]. II.
McMullen.
Eyelet center piece-First. Mrs.
Harry Eddington.
Novelty handkerchief - First, |
Mrs. Victor Lewis; second. Edith p.
Scotch; third. Mrs. Charles NJ.
Trice.
Any embroidered novelty-First, !
Mrs. ]. II. McMullen; second. Miss |
Alice Fisher; third. Mrs. Harry Ed
dington.
Display OF center pieces. three Of
any kind. cannot compete singly-
First. Mrs. r. c. Barnard, second, |
Edith p. Scotch; third. Miss Elma
A. Eaton.
Combination center piece. solid
and eyelet-First. Mrs. Harry Ed
dlngton; second. Edith Scotch;
third. Mrs Clarence Tharp.
Combination center piece. any
rom bination-First, Mrs Harry Ed
dington; second. Pearl Vess: third,
Mrs. McMullen.
Hardanger center plece-First.
Mrs. McMullen.
Specimen of hardanger-First.
Mrs. Roy Cannon; second, Mrs. Nc
Mullen.
Center piece in French knots
First. Mrs. J. II. McMullen; second,
Anna Downham.
Scarf in French knots-First,
Mrs. Elmer X. Hoch.
Bedspresd in applique - First,
Mrs. Ruth F. Schantz; second, Mrs.
John c. Darby.
Beleter Threw-First. Ruth r.
second. Mrs. John c. OAR
~
Embroidered center piece (under
Y in. in colored cotton-First,
Hrs. Roy Cannon; second. Mrs. ].
/. McMullen; third, Mrs. John C.
Darby.
Embroidered center piece lover
4 i'm. in colored cotton-First,
Gertrude d. Helly; second. Mrs. Jos
4. Warrington; third, Mrs. Lizzie
Deputy.
Embroidered table runner-First.
frs. John C. Darby. second. Mrs.
elmer K. Hoch.
Embroidered guest towel-First,
hrs. Clarence Tharp; second. Ger
ude d. Helly; third, Amanda Gil
July.
Embroidered scarf-First, Edith
,. Scotch; second. Mrs. Larry
Sickels.
Embroidered soft pillow-First, !
irs. John c. Darby; second. Mrs.
Roy Cannon; third. Anna Downham.
Embroidered center with crochet
ace (27 in.)-First, Edith p. Scot
en-.
Embroidered center with crochet
ace (under % in. First, Edith p.
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