The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-08-24

Devil loaf-First, Mrs. Vivian
Bouic; second, Mrs. James D. King.
Fruit-First, Mrs. James d. King;
| second, Miss Nellie Long.
Sponge loaf-First, Miss Mildred
/ Lewis; second, Miss Mary M. Stabler.
| Spice loat-First, Mrs. James d.
King.
Pound loaf-First, Miss Rose Wag-
ner; second, Mrs. Thomas d. Grit
fifth.
| Cookies-FirBt, Miss Catherine
Hines; second, Miss Mary NJ. Stabler.
|. Chocolate layer-First, Miss Lucy
Brewbaker; second, Miss Catherine
Hines.
Fancy layer-First, Miss Emma
Stabler; second, Miss Catherine
| Hines.
Coc0gnut layer-First, Miss Lucy
Brewbaker; second, Miss Catherine
| Hines.
Drop cake-First, Miss Emma
Stabler; second, Miss Lavinia Wag.
ner.
Doughnuts-Ffrst, Mrs. Thomas
Ladson; second, Mrs. James D. King.
Ginger snaps-F1rst, Miss Sarah
Brown; second, Miss Emma Stabler.
Sand tarts-First, Mrs. James d.
King; second, Miss Mary M. Stabler.
Best loaf cake-First, Miss Adel-
aide Mcfarland.
CANDY.
| CarameIs-F1rst, Mrs. AImus r.
Spears; second, Mrs. Mary J. Bo.
land.
| Conserved fruits - First, Mrs.
| Charles i. Johnson; second, Mrs.
James T. Bogley.
Cooked fondant - First, Mrs.
Harry Dickerson.
Peanut brittle - First. Mrs.
Charles T. johnson; second, Mrs.
James T. Bog1ey.
Sea foam-First, Mrs. Charles T.
johnson; second, Mrs. Thomas Lad
son.
Knocked fondant-Ffrst, Mrs.
Charles T. Johnson; second, Miss
Betty johnson.
PICKLES.
Chow chow-First, Miss Annie
Lee Allnutt; second, Mrs. James T.
Bogley.
Chill sauce-First, Mrs. James d.
King; second, Mrs. A. C. Hargetr.
Fancy-Ffrst, Mrs. Carl Hendrick.
son; second, Mrs. Lillian Robertson.
Picked beets-F1rst, Mrs. James
d. King; second, Mrs. Charles T.
Johnson
Peach mangoes - First, Mira
Charles I. johnson; second, Mrs.
James D. King.
Pepper mangoes - First, Mrs.
James d. King.
Sweet cucumber-First, Mrs. A.
c. Hargett; second, Miss Josie
Higgins
Sour cucumber-First, Mrs. A. C..
Hargett; second, Mrs. Charles r.
johnson
Watermelon-First, Mrs. A. C.
Hargett; second, Mrs. James D.
King.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hard soap-First, Mrs. A. c. Har.
gett; second, Mrs. M. B. Nicol.'
| Tomato catsup-First, Mrs. A. c.
Hargett; second, Mrs. James H
Magruder.
Apple cider vinegar-First, Mrs
]. D. Barnsley; second, Mrs. Clar.
ence H. Hickerson.
Hams-First, Mrs. James D
King.
White eggs-F'irst. Miss Nellie
Long; second, Mrs. r. P. Hines.
Brown eggs-First, Mrs. J. w
Benson; second, Mrs.. r. p. Hines.
JELLIEE.
Apple-F'irst, Miss Violet Ma
gruder; second, Mrs. Chester Clag
EFT.
Blackberry-First, Mrs. N. e
Nicol; second, Mrs. Nathan Dove
Crab apple-First, Mrs. Fret
keplinger; second, Miss Lucy Bru
baker.
Curant-First. Mrs. j. B. Nicol
second, Mrs. Martin Helm.
Fox grape-First, Mrs. A. p
Hargett; second, Mrs. w. Godfrey
ertson; second, Mrs. Wilbur Mon
day.
| Gooseberry-First, Miss Gather
inc Hines; second, Mrs. MARTYR
Helm.
Mint jelly-First, Mrs. M. b
Nicol; second, Mrs. Martin Helm
Plum-First, Mrs. G. ". Nichol
son; second, Miss Alma Hutchin
son.
Quince-First, Miss Josie Hig
gins.
Raspberry-First, Miss Gather
Inc Hines; second, Mrs. James d
King.
trawberry-First, Mrs. F. viii
AhoC' Secono, MRS. A. r. Eargett
Ounce and damson-First, Mrs
Charles T. Johnson; second, Mrs
James D. King.
Posey: second. Miss Josie Higgins
PRESERVES.
Apples-First. Miss Josie Hig
gins: second, Mrs. James D. King
Cherries-Ffrst, Miss Grac,
Beall; second, Miss Josie Higgins
Belt, second, Mrs. c. N. NichoI
son.
Gooseberries-Ftrst, Mrs. james
D. King; second. Miss Emms
Stabler.
Peaches-First, Mrs. Lawrenc