Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-17
MORE PRIZES GIVEN
AT MARLBORO FAIR
Al Club Honors Among
Those Announced by An
nuaI Exhibit Officials.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Hounced yesterday at the annua
Southern Maryland fair, which will
close tonight. Awards:
All Club first yearl-Sewing bag
Marvel Jackson, first; Frances T.. Lyon
second; Rita Hayden. third; demonstra
ton apron, Marguerite Suit; simple
kimono dress, Marvel Jackson, Rita
Hayden, Mildred Jameson: stockins
darned, Marion Thomas, Rita Hayden
Frances T.. Lyon; hemmed patch
Mildred Jameson, Rita Hayden, sec
ond year--Hemmed towel. Pear
Smith. Celia Hagan: hemmed hand
kerchief. Thelma Phbbons, Murie
Suit, nightgown, Elizabeth Bevei
Mary Breen. Mary Louise Cusick
boomers, Mary Louise Cusick, Mary
Rreen, Elizabeth Smart; slip, Gertrude
GUIDE. Mary Louise Cusick, Pear
Smith; simple dress, set-in sleeve
Murlel Suit, Helen Brigham, Doris
Brigham. Third year-HemstitcheG
towel, Althea Beall Lillian Beall
Ernestine Nalley; afternoon dress
Gladys Cook, Carrie Stallings, Wini
fred Gahan. Fourth year-Slips
simple trimming, Muriel Jackson
Claire Shepherd, Muriel Suit; bloom
ers. Josephine Griffith. Muriel Suit
combinations, simple trimming, Muriel
Suit simple silk dress, Clara Shep.
herd, Josephine Griffith, Betty Rodier
hat, Gertrude Gilbertson. Fifth year
Made over garments, Winifred Gahan,
Doris Brigham; wool dress, Gertrude
Gilbertson; hat, Winifred Gahan: dyed
garment, Josephine Griffith, second.
Sixth year-Dresser scarf, Ophronia
Weasche, Muriel Suit; bedspread;
Doris Jarvis, Marion Thomas; table
al s.. II.
Muriel Suit; pair pillowcases, Muriel
Suit; lamp shade, Marion Thomas;
special article, Marion Thomas, Jose
phine Griffith, Eleanor Farr; clothing
exhibit, Priscilla limerick, May
CLANCY; nutrition exhibit, milk poster,
Helen Evans, Evelyn Wolfe, Barbara
Lee; loaf bread. Helen Brigham, Doris
Brigham; pan rolls, Clara Shepherd,
Doris Brigham; baking powder bis
cults, Winifred Gahan, Helen Brig.
ham; cake, butter or sponge, Gertrude
GilbertSon, Marion Thomas; candy,
Marion Thomas, second; Doris Brig
ham, third.
Exhibit for all All Club members
Canned vegetables five varieties)
Miriam Mathews, Irene Bowie, Ger.
trude Gilbertson; canned fruit five
varieties), Gertrude Gilbertson; pre-.
served fruits, Winifred Gahan; col
lection jellies, Winifred Gahan, Mary
r. Mulligan; best All Club poster,
Winifred Gahan.
Flower garden exhibit-Forest Gar.
den Club.
Painting-Best painting in oil since
May, Mrs. B. w. Crawford, Mrs. FL
more Power, Miss Rebecca Compton;
best painting in water color since No
.vember, 1926, Mrs. B. w. Crawford,
first and second; Miss Mary Foley;
best pencil or crayon since Novem-
her, 1926, James w. Smith; ]. C.. Will
ford, jr., second and third best col
lection Of snapshots taken by ex-
hibitor, Mrs. T. H. Buchanan, Miss
Barbara Webster, Miss Robey Web
ster; lamp shade painted in oils or
water colors, Mrs. B. w. Crawford;
lamp shades decorated, Mrs. Laura D.
Gilmore: handmade tray, Mrs. Robert
Gray, Mrs. Laura D. Gilmore, Miss
Sadie Cunningham; painted china
since November, 1926, Miss Bessie
Warren, Miss NJ. S. Voc, Miss Bessie
Warren; basket made of reed, Mrs.
j. A. West, Mrs. Laura D. Gilmore;
Muth prize, Mrs. B. w. Crawford,
Roy Crawford; basket made of rafia
Elizabeth Mattingly; best decorated
flower pot, Mrs. Charles Jenkins, Mrs.
B. w. Crawford; plaque. Mrs. Elmore
Power, all three prizes; end table
made from old mahogany board, Mrs.
G. c. Buck; tea table made from old
mahogany board, Mrs. G. c. Buck;
painted scarf, Mrs. John Traband;
blue print, j. c. Milford, jr.; ink
sketch, J. c. Milford, jr.
Cut fowers-best collection not less
than five varieties, Mrs. Merton Dove,
Mrs. Seton Belt, Miss Mary Wilson;
best display dahlias, Mrs. w. P. Nun.
ford, Miss Ellen Wilson, Beryle Dove;
best display asters, Mrs. Merton Dove,
James Smith, Miss Margaret Hill;
best display geraniums, Mrs. Charles
Mcpherson, first and second; best dis
play roses. Mrs. Seton Belt, Charles
Jenkins. second and third; best dis
play scarlet sage, Mrs. c. P. May
berry, William Hill, Mrs. j. A. West;
best display sun flowers, at least three
in seed, j. w. Fisher, Clarence More
land, Elizabeth Fisher; best display
zinnias, Mrs. Frank M. Hall, Charles
jenkins, Mrs. C. w. Sheriff; best dis
play gladiolas. Mrs. Ira Measell,
Charles Jenkins, Mrs. w. P. Munford:
marigold, Mrs. c. w. Sheriff, Mrs.
plants, Mrs. B. w. Suit, Mrs. B. w.
Crawford, Mrs. James H. Carr;
geraniums in bloom, Mrs. Charles Nc
Pherson. first and second; Margaret
Suit; foliage plants. Mrs. E. S.
Roney, Mrs. B. w. Suit. Mrs. Charles
Mcpherson; fern, Mrs. E. S. Roney,
Mrs. 3. w. Crawford, Mrs. j. S. Allen:
begona in bloom, Margaret Suit,
Billy Suit, Mrs. Harvey Groshon.
White corn-Anne Arundel County,
James B. Talbot, F. B. Talbot, jr.;
Ernest Shepard, F. B. Talbot, Samuel
l.. Gibson; Calvert County, John H.
Drury, j. w. King, Orville c. Drury,
j. Hammett Gray, w. w. King;
Charles County, A. E. Gardiner, C. A.
Bowling, w. P. Gardiner. Arthur D.
Jones; st. Mary's County, R. II. Bru-
bacher; Prince Georges County, Rus
sell & Lewis Cross, Ernest w. Garner,
6. j. Turner. r. Lee Hall, M. L.
Hopkins.
Wheat-Anne Arundel County. Love
Owens, j. e. Duckett, Franklin Shep.
herd, B. F. Griffith. Eddie Catterton:
Calvert County, J. Hammett GRAY. w.
b. Gray, Louis S. Gray, IL. r. GRAY,
Charles A. Gray; Charles County, A.
f. Gardiner, A. B. Gardiner, Arthur
B. Jones, w. P. Gardiner: st. Mary's
County. r. II. Brubacher, Edgar G.
Abel; Prince Georges County, w T.
Baden, o. J. Turner. Howard era ndall,
J. Burns Wilson, W. s. Chichester.
yellow corn-Anne Arundel County,
r. p. Talbot, jr., first and second;
Charles County. William E. Hunt. A.
b. Gardiner. w. p. Gardiner. A. E
Gardiner; Calvert County. John H.
Drury. Orville c. Drury; st. Marys
County, r. II. Brubacher: Prince
Georges County, Russell & Louis
Cross, J. ID. Canter, Ernest w. Garner
A. Wolfe.
White corn 1926 Sweepstakes
Frank Dent.
Yellow corn-1926 Sweepstakes, Or.
vile c. Drury.
Best six stalks Of green field corn
from all counties-Orville G. Drury
best six stalks Of green ensilage corn
from all cOunties-HoWard era ndall