Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-26
SUNSHINE BRINGS
BIG CROWD TO FAIR.
Third Day Double Program
includes Motor and Live
Stock ParadeS.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


ROCKVILLE. Md. August 90
After rains had disrupted the Mont
eomery fair programs and caused
postponement of racing and other I'M
portant events. sunshine brought out
Il huge attendance ION this. the thiro
day of the annual event.
Despite large receipts, however. the
association hacking the fair Will de
pend on tomorrow, the final day. TOY
escape from a financial loss, the wet
weather of Tuesday and wednesday
having caused a setback.
With six harness events. three post.
poned from yesterday; parade OF
automobiles. trucks and tractors and
a. cavalcade of the prize live stock, the
attra ctions today were unusually
gratifying. The large exhibits con
tinue open and the night program in
cludes an elaborate display of fire
works.
Award of Premiums.
Premiums have been awarded as
follows:
Oil paintings: Decorative-First and
second, Miss Marie Moran. Marine
First, Marie Moran. and second. Miss
Rose Wagner. Landscape - First
Mrs. Fred Keplinger, and second. Miss
Rose Wagner. Still life-First, Mrs
Fred Keplinger, and second. Miss
Rose Wagner.
Water colors: Decorative-First
Miss Marie Moran, and second. Miss
Morgan. Landscape-First. Mrs. FREQ
keplinger, and second, Miss Rose
{ Wagner. Marine-First. Miss Rose
Wagner. and second. Marie Moran
Miniature-First.. Mrs. Fred KEEP
linger. and second. Miss Marie Moran
Portrait-First, Miss Marie Moran
and second. Miss Moran. Place cards
First. Mrs. +. G.. Brand, and sec
ond, Miss Jessie Rowdybush. Still
life-First and second. Miss Rose
Wagner. China painting, cup ant
saucer-F'irst. Mrs. T. B. Lowry, ar1C
second, Miss Naomi Magruder. Fancy
design-F'irst and second. Miss Naom
Magruder Vase-First and second
Miss Violet Magruder.
Collection painted china - First
Mrs. T. b. Lowry, and second, Miss
Naomi Magruder. Handicrafts
Handmade tray-F'irst, Mrs. William
Wright. and second, Mrs. Hendrick
son. Handmade jewelry-First anC
second. Miss Jessie Rowdybush
Stenciling: Raffia article-First ant
second. Mrs. Ira Pope. Reed article
First, Mrs. William Wright. and sec
ond. Mrs. r. w. King. Basketry-
FIRST, Mrs. w lllldnl NTiSLl, anu ooS
ond. Miss Lillian Karn.
Mechanical drawing: Pastel--Firs'
and second, T.. w. Mason. Pencil
First and second, Mrs. Frank Es
worthy.
Photography: Landscape = First
Charles Brewer second, Mrs. j. Oar
by Bowman. Marine-First. Miss
Julia Montgomery; second Miss
Julia Montgomery. Portrait-F1rs
and second, Charles Brewer. Discre
tionary-First and second, Marian r.
West.
Growing Plants.
Single palm-Second, Mrs. +. Haze
Cashel. Fuschia-Second,M Mrs. Charles
r. johnson. Asparagus plumosa-Sec
ond, Mrs. Charles T. Johnson. Aspar
agus sprengeri-Second, Mrs. F. Haze
Cashell. Coleus-FirSt. Mrs. Annie
Settle: second, Mrs. Virginia Howell
Boston fern--Second, Mrs. Harvey
Burris Ostrich plume fern-First,
Mrs, Addie Mcfarland; second. Mrs.
Charles T. Johnson. Hanging basket
First. Mrs. Lillian Posey; second.
Miss Frances Cornell. Table design
First. Mrs. G.. Linthicum; second
Miss Mildred Ward. Collection OF
plants Second, Mrs. Charles T.
Johnson. Cactus Second. Mrs
Charles T. Johnson. Begonia rex
First. James Shewbridge; second
Mrs Charles Holland. Begonia tu-
berous-First James Shewbridge