Evening star., 1925-08-27
10000 SEE AUTO
PARADE AT FAIR
Premium Winners in Number
of Exhibit Departments
Are Announced.
Sneclal Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, August 27.-An
unusually attractive program and Con
tinued beautiful weather, brought
something like 20 900 men, women and
children to Rockville Fair today. This
is believed to he the banner day.
4 parade of automobiles, trucks and
smooth wheel tractors was a feature
Of the morning. Many of the latest
types of motor vehicles were in line.
Edgar Reed of the board of directors
OF the fair associat ton, was in charge.
California Frank and his company
OF riders. ropers and marksmen thrill
led the gathering. Premium winners
in a number of the departments were
announced during the day, some being
as follows:
Works Oh Art.
Oil painting: Decorative-First, Miss
Marie Moran: second. Mrs. Fred KeD-
linger Marine-F'irSt, Miss Marie
4Toran. Landscape-First, Mrs. Fred
keplinger; second, James Lister. Por-
trait-First. William Kennedy, Still
ife-First, Miss Rose Wagner; second,
Mrs. Fred keplinger.
Water colors: Decorative-F'irst.
Miss Rose Wagner: second. Miss Marie
Moran. Figure-F'irst. Miss Marie Mo-
ran; second. Mrs. c. w. Nicol Land
scape-First, Miss Marie Moran:
second. Miss Rose Wagner. Marine
First. Miss Marie Moran; second. Miss
Rose Wagner. Miniature First, Miss
Marie Moran. Portrait-F'irst. Miss
Marie Moran. Place cardS-F'irst. Miss
Jessie Muncaster; second, Miss Rose
Wagner. Candle shades-F'irst. Mrs.
Fred kepinger; second. Mrs. Nina G.
Brann Still life--F'irst, Mrs. Fred
keplinger: second. Miss Rose Wagner.
China n3intipc. ('up and Sancer-
First, Miss Violet Ma sruder: second.
Miss Mary Savage. Chocolate set
First, Miss Naomi Magruder: second.
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Beall Fancy de-
siGn-F'irst. Miss Naomi Magruder:
second, Mrs. Harry Dickerson. Plat
second, Miss Mary Savage. Vase
First, Miss Naomi Magruder; second.
Miss Elizabeth NJ. BeaIl.
Drawing: Charcoal-First, James
Lister: second. Mrs. c. w. Nichol.
Crayon-First, Mrs. Nina c. Brann;
second. Miss Marie Moran, Mechan-
ical-First, Wexford Mason; second.
Spillman Burns. Pastel-First. Mrs.
Fred keplinger: second Miss Rose
Wagner, Pen and ink-First,. Mrs.
Fred Keplinger; second, Miss Marie
Moran. Pencil-F'irst Miss Marie
Moran; second, Miss Jessie Nun
caster.
Photography: Fancy-First. Mrs.
Caroline Beall; second, Miss Margaret
NJ. Muncaster. F'igure-First and
second, Mrs. J. Darby Bowman
I.andsca pe-F'irst. Mrs. Chauncey NJ
Grubb; second, Miss Katherine Smith
Marine-First, Miss Margaret NJ.
Muncaster; second. Mrs. Bernard T.
Brosius.
Conventional art: Painting on china
First, Mrs. Rufus f. Baker; second,
Mrs. NJ. c. Fisher. Painting on tin
First. Mrs. Fred Keplinger; second.
Mrs. Nina c. Brann.
Collection of painted china-F'irst,
Miss Naomi Magruder; second, Miss
Elizabeth NJ. BealI
Handicrafts: Copper or brass work
First, Mrs. Howard Larcombe. Clay
or plasticine modeling-Second Mrs
Samuel Jarboe. Handmade tray
First, Mrs. Howard Larcombe; sec
ond, Mrs. Samuel Jarboe. Stenciling-
First, Mrs. Fred keplinger; second
Mrs. Fred Keplinger. Raffia article
First. Mrs. Howard Larcombe Reed
article-First, Mrs. Rufus Baker;
second. Mrs. w. B. White. Basketry
tray-First. Mrs. s. ]. Finneyfrock:
second, Mrs. s. ]. Gladhill. Basketry
lamp-F'irst, Audrey L. Poss: second
Mrs. w. B. White. Basketry basket
First, Audrey l.. Poss: second, Miss
Gladys Cornwell. Artificial flowers
First. Mrs. Sadie L. Davis; second,
Mrs. S. J. Finneyfrock.
Art WOrk-ChiIdren.
Crayon drawing-First, Miss Mary
Kennedy. Pencil drawing - First
Miss Frances Cannes; second, Miss
Frances Cannes.
Antiques.
Beaded work-First, Mrs. T. w.