The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-21
FAIR.
ANNOUNCES
AWARDS
Jack Ladson Wins First Prize
In Calf Showing
Contest
Especial to The waShington TIn.ss.)


Especial to The Warrington Tinaos.)
ROCKVILLE, Nd, Aug. BE-
Notwithstanding threatening wealth
or. large crowd attended the Rock
vile fair today, and Thursday
again fully sustained it's reputa-
ton Of always being the big day.
Of Rockville's annual four-day ex-
hibition. The big outpOnring
brought gladness to the hearts of
the fair officials, for the gate re-
ceipts were, 1t is believed, auffi.
cient to insure the financial success
Of this years fair.
A live stock parade around the
rice track yesterday afternoon,
while the races were in progress
was viewed with interest by the
large crowd.
A calf.showing contest among
members of the various boys calf
clubs of the county was an inter
esting feature of the day. 1t was
held yesterday afternoon in front
Of the grandstand. and thirty,eight
pure bred calves Of various breeds.
which were raised by the club boys,
were exhibited.
First prize went to Jack Ladson,
Of the Olney club, and second, third,
fourth and fifth prizes were award.
ID to Grover Walker. Ralph Walk.
or. Harry Magruder and Leo Wal.
ters, all Of the Gaithersburg club.
Premium awards have been an.
nounced as follows:
VWyA,~~~-p.
Beaded work-First, Mrs. Flor.
Cnce Hickerson; second, Miss Louise
Larcombe.
Buttonholes in cotton-First, Miss
Emily ]. Dove: second, Mrs. Rufus
E. Baker.
Buttonholes in cloth-First, Mrs.
Nathan Dove; second. Mrs. Charles
T. Johnson.
Darning on worn garment-FIrst
Mrs. Georgia Goode; second, Mrs.
A. P. Beall.
Crochet article in linen-First,
Miss Margaret Dufief; second, Mrs.
F.. Hazel CashelI.
Crochet article in Silk-First, Miss
Louise Larcombe; second, Miss Ber-
nice Bready.
Crochet article in wool-First,
Mrs. Charles Heider; second, Miss
Mamie Newell.
Crochet article in cotton-FirHt,
Mrs. Albert Hargett; second, Mrs.
Ira Pope.
Crochet in twine-First, Mrs.
Charles Heider; second, Mrs. Harry
LDickerson.
Embroidery in cross stitch-First
nd second, Mrs. Randolph Hall
Talbot.
; Embroidery eyelet-First, Mrs.
Fred Heron; second, Mrs. B. H.
Henshall.
Embroidery in Kensington stitch
First, Mrs. Harry DickerSon; sec.
| ond, Mrs. Ada Thompson.
Embroidery in satin stitch-First
and second, Mrs. Randolph Talbot.
Embroidery in Maderis stitch
First, Mrs. B. H. Henshall.
Handmade handkerchief - First,
Miss Jessie Muncaster; second, Miss
Naomi Bogley.
Handmade lace In Irish crochet
First, Mrs. c. T. Johnson; second.
Mrs. James D. King.
Handmade lace In filet-Ftrst,
Mrs. Albert Hargett; second, Mrs.
Charles Heider.
| Handmade lace in tatting-First,
Miss Valera Darby; second, Mrs.
Charles Heider.
Punch work-First, Mrs. Harry
Dickerson; second, Mrs. Randolph
Talbot.
Hardanger e m b i'd ery-First.
Mrs. Wilson Farley; second, Miss
Edith Dickerson.
Hand sewing-First, Miss Julia
Anderson; second, Mrs. A. p. Beall.
| Handmade hat-First, Mrs. c. T.
Johnson; second, Miss Naomi Bog
ley.
Observation-Disclosures, Miss Julia
Anderson; second, Mrs. Elizabeth
Nicol.
Knitted article in cotton-First
Mrs. Ada Thompson; second, Mrs
Charles v. Coupard.
| Knitted article in linen-First.
Mrs. Ada Thompson.
Knitted article in wool-First, Mis-
Mamie Newell; second, Miss Jessie
Muncaster.
| Luncheon set-First, Mrs. Ran
dolph Talbot; second, Miss Kathe
rine Poole.
Machine sewing-First, Miss Emil!
j. Dove; second, Mrs. c. T. Johnson
Smocking-First. Miss Emily ]
Dove; second. Mrs. Nathan Dove!
Made-over garment-First, Mrs
John e. Muncaster; second, Mis-
Jessie Muncaster.
French knots-First, Mrs. Ran
dolph Talbot; second, Mrs. Rufu
E. Baker.
Crochet article In cotton-First
Mrs. William Early; second, Mrs. +
Hazel Cashell.
China article-First and second
Mrs. James Ryan.
Dress-First, Mrs. Harry DicIxer
son; second, Miss Elizabeth DECKER
son.
Embroidery, cotton-First, Mrs
George Wright; second. Miss Agne
Dowden.