San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-02

NHeteh that uOuDiC attChudhCC VII
be there Sunday and the committee
are preparing to take care of the big
gest crowd that ever assembled il
Boerne. There are ample places TO
eating and refreshments such as colt
drinks, ice cream, sandwiches ant
other delectables And many visitor
bring picnic lunches which are servet
on the grounds.
The officers of the fair association
for This year are: Louis Zoeller, presi
dent; w. ]. Willke, vice president
Dan Holekamp, vice president; Joe
Dienger, treasurer; Paul Holekamp.
Horse Races Good.
The horse races are the 3est ever rur
on the Kendall fairgrounds. Foul
races with $500 in prizes were run
saturday. The first race, a.one-fourth
mile dash, free-for-all paid $50 to the
three winners. The second race was
five-eighth-mile for 3-year-olds and
paid $125 to the three winners. The
third race, one-half mile free-for-all
was the feature of the races. The horses
finished in a bunch and the winners
won by half length. This race paid
500 divided into three parts. The
last race was close one, between some
of the best young horses in this Sec
| eighth-mile run for 2-year-olds. II
| was also another neck-and-neck affair.
The winners of the races were: First
race, Arlene, owned by Locklae and
ridden by Tonsal, winning a prize of
$50; Violet, came in second, Lane the
rider, won $15 for the owner, Kleberg /;
Ben Franklin, ridden by Mason. made
SO for the owner, Wend.er, Wiskey
Peet, and Tommie Nyal also ran in the
first race.
The results for the second race
were: Bobby Schott. owned by Schott
and Fullington, and ridden by Full
lington, $75 at first place; Charlie
Chaplin, owned by Cleberg. with Lane
as jockey, second, winning $3.50 !;
Mary b. owned by Locklear, and rid
den by Townsall, third place. winning
$3.50; Smiling Voter took fourth
place.
The third race results were !: PicOt,
first, with a prize of $50. owned by
Askey and Carroll, and ridden by Car
rol; Lucy T., second place, winning
$50. She is owned by Locklea, and
was ridden by Lane, Andrew White,
owned and ridden by Fullington, us,
third winning $40.
The last race of the day had five
entries, first Little Richard owned by
Cleberg and ridden by Lane. won SO !;
Spark Plug, owned and ridden by Full
ington, second, winning $3.50; Lucky
e., owned by Bierschwale, and ridden
by Mason, third, winning $3.50. Tex
as Beauty and Little Richard also
ran.
The following awards were an
nounced Monday in various depart
| ments:
White Embroidery Department.
Chairman: Mrs. A. kutzer; assis-
tant, Mrs. II. X. Hart. Judges: Mrs.
w. j. Wilke, Miss Julia Corley, Mrs,
A. Wendeler.
Best eyelet embroidered pillow
cases, Mrs. A. Gombert, first; Miss
Clara Schafer, second; center piece,
Mrs. +. III. Clemmens night gown,
Mrs. II. w. Glove; any specimen eye
let embroidery, Mrs. q. l.. Ellsworth,
first; Mrs. &. l.. Ellsworth or Wet
more, second.
French embroidered pillow cases,
Miss h. Colmier, Fredericksburg, first /;
Miss |. Flach, second; towel, Mrs. IL.
Troell of Seguin; nightgown, Mrs. Il.
Holekamp; center piece, Annie Leesch,
first; Mrs. H. Troell of Seguin, sec
ond; lunch cloth, Mrs. A. Gombert,
, first; Mrs. w. Bogt, second; scarf,
Mrs. II. Heinen. of Comfort, first /;
Mrs. A. Gombert, second: luncheon
set, Miss L. Ebensberger; any speci-
men, Miss Annie Leesch, first; Mrs.
A. Kutzer, second; carnation braid,
Mrs. Kutzer; punch work any speci-
men, Miss A. Leesch, first; Mrs. X.
o. Dietert of San Antonio, second
cut work any specimen, Mrs. b. Stehl-
ing, two prizes; knots any specimen,
Mrs. A. Wendler, two prizes :; table
cloth, Mrs. A. Gombert, first; Mrs.
]. A. Aswald, second; teddy bears,
Miss Devlin, first; Miss Edith Gillith
second; handkerchief, Mrs. H. o.
Knight; pin cushion, Miss Annie
Leesch, first; Mrs. A. Wendler, sec.
ond; embroidered initial, any speci-
men, Mrs. Ii. o. Knight, first; Mrs
A. Wendler, second; scalloping, Miss
+. Gilliat, first; Mrs. Z. NJ. Glenn
mems, second; tray cloth, Mrs. III
Trolle, first: Mrs. Il. Stehling, sec
ond; carriage robe, Miss j. A. Jor
dan infants dress any specimen, Mrs
A. Wendler, two prizes; embroidered
child's dress any specimen, Mrs. J
II. Bierschwale, first; Mrs. A. Vogt
second; infants pillow, Miss A
Leesch, first; Mrs. ]. ]. Jordan, sec
ond; bib, Mrs. j. ]. Jordan, first
Mrs. NJ. Bierschwale, second; petit
coat, Mrs. ID. l.. Burns; jacket, Mis-
A. Leesch; half dozen napkins, Mrs
II. .. knight, first; Mrs. w. Vogt
second; lunch cloth, Mrs. w. Swege
of San Antonio; bedspread, Miss \
Leesch; three-piece set, Miss b
Stehling of Fredericksburg scarf
coarse thread, Mrs. w. Sweger, first
Mrs. Herbert Harz, second sets les
than three, Mrs. ID. L. Burns; cente
piece, Mrs. ]. ]. Jordan, first; Mrs
Harry Pittman; silk embroidered flan
mel cap, Mrs. AZ Wendler; water set
Miss A. Leesch; tea jacket, Mrs. c
Balsley.
In the Art Department.
Chairman: Mrs. A. G. Gilliat; as
sistant, Miss Edith Gilliat. Judges
Mrs. Mallnor Shumard, Mrs. II:
knight, Mrs. &. w. Mckee. Bes
crayon drawing, Miss Dorothy Hazer
first; best pencil drawing, Willie Sa'
ner, first; Miss Olga Soell, second
best one-half dozen kodak picture:
Miss Edith Gilliat, first; Mrs. Angus
krauter of Comfort, second.
Best basket work, Mrs. j. A. o:
valid, first; best landscape paintin,
Ramon Sanchez, first; Dorothy Ha
zen, second; best water scene, Vo
Scann,,i fret. II II Nninna rannnd