Evening star., 1924-08-22
J. Finneyfrock. Gladiolas-First,'
Mrs Florence Hick eraon MariRolds

J. Finneyfrock. Gladiolas--First,
Mrs. Florence Hickerson. Marigolds
First, Mrs. c. s. GLAND: second,
Mrs. E. w. Monday. Nasturtiums-
First, Mrs. f. w. Monday; second,
Mrs. c. T. Johnson. Petunias-First.
Mrs. Florence Hickerson; second.
Mrs. c. T. Johnson. snapdragons-
Mrs. Florence Hickerson. Water
lilies-First and second, Miss La
vinia Wagner. Zinnias-First and
second. Mrs. E. w. Monday. Bowl
cut fowers-Ffrst. Mrs. Thomas A.
I.adson; second, Miss Ella McAltec.
Table designs-Ffrst. Mrs. Thomas A
L4adson; second, Mrs. c. T. johnson.
Roses--Ffrst, Mrs. Florence Kicker
son. Hydrangeas-First, Mrs. c. s.
GLAND! second. Mrs. George F.. Hane.
Lotus-Miss Lavinia Wagner. De-
sign. greatest variety-First, Mrs. C.
T. johnson: second, Miss Katherine
Smith. Design. wild fiowers-Ffrst,
Mrs. c. T. Johnson. Single palm
First, Mrs. Florence Hickerson; Sec
ond, Mrs. James d. King. Rubber
plant-First, Mrs., Florence Hick err
son; second, Miss Dora Ward. Air
plant-First, Mrs. c. T. Johnson. Be-
gonia-First. Mrs. Samuel H. Mont
gomery; second, Mrs. Harry Hipsley.
Asparagus Phimosi-F1rst, Mrs. j. w.
Benson; second, Mrs. B. M. Burris.
s. Burns; second. Mrs. C. T. johnson.
Coleus-First, Mrs. c. G. Holland:
second. Mrs. S. j. Goode. Boston
fern-First, Mrs c. T. johnson; sec
ond. Mrs. Harry Hispley. Fancy
fern-Ffrst, Mrs. Florence Hick erson
second, Mrs. c. G. Holland. Ostrich
plume fern-Frst, Mrs. Florence
Hickerson. Hanging basket-First,
MRS. James T. Bogley; second, Mrs.
=. L. johnson. Table design, grow
ing-Ffrst, Mrs. Henry L. Wells; Sec
ond, Mrs. ]. d. King. Collection, six
plants-First, Mrs. Harry Hispley;
second, Mrs. Florence Hickerson.
Maiden hair fern-First, Mrs. James
I. Bogley: second. Mrs. C. T. john
son. Cactus-First, Mrs. B. o. Wood
ward; second, Mrs. c. T. johnson.
Handtwork-Children Department.
Buttonholes-First, Mary Fisher.
Cotton crochet-First, Erna Poole;
second Verna Godfrey. Darning-
FIRST, Mary Fisher: second. Isabel
Bridges. Dressed doll-First, Eliza
beth Dickerson; second, Erna Poole.
Embroidery, any material-First, Hell
ena Gray: second. Margaret Bur-
roughs. Observation-Disclosures, Eliza
beth Hickerson; second, Mary Fisher.
Knitting in wool-First, Helena Gray:
second, Elizabeth Dickerson. Ma
chine seWing-First, Mary Fisher.
outline embroidery - First, Mary
Fisher; second, Elizabeth Dickerson.
Culinary-Children.
Rusks-First, Louise Finneyfrock
Rolls-First, Louise Finneyfrock: sec
ond. Nellie Stup. Light bread-First,
Louise Finneyfgock; second, Nellie
Stup. Loaf cake-First. Ruth Stup;
second, Mary Fisher. Devil cake
First, Mary Fisher; second, Urner
Poole. Chocolate cake-First, Mar
guerite Poss; SECOND, Helen King.
Chocolate fudge-First, Virginia Eng
land; second, Elizabeth Dickerson.
Apple jelly-First, Nellie Stup; sec
ond, Mary Fisher. Crabapple jelly
First Marguerite Poss; second, Mary
Fisher. Grape jelly-First, Esther
Chamberlain; second, Louise Finney-
frock. Currant jelly-First. Urner
jelly-First, Louise Finneyfrock.
Apple, cherry, peach and pear pre-
serves-First, Miss Louise Finney-
frock. Ounce preserves-Sterling
Bowman. Strawberry preserves -
First, Mary Cuttings; second. Mary
Fisher. Canned apples-First, Mary
Cuttings. Canned cherries-First.
Louise Finneyfrock: second. Frances
second, Louise Finneyfrock. Canned
neyfrock.
Mechanical drawing-First, Fulton
r. Cruiser.