Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-17
FAIRFAX AWARDS
MARK LAST DAY
Fair and Horse Show Pro-
gram Near End as List of
Prizes Grows.
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

udN III the ClOSlTS program VI TIE an
nual Fairfax County Fair and Horse
Show. Yesterdays list included:
Pink rose-F'irst, Mrs. Lewis Oliver:
second, Mrs. Amos Chilcott; third,
Mrs. Amos Chilcott.
Yellow rose-First Mrs. William
Marshar; second. Mrs. Harry Blake;
third. Mrs. F. w. Richardson.
White rose-F'irst, Mrs. Chilcott
Red rose-First, Mrs. Chicott; sec
ond. Mrs. Rawlings; third, Mrs. Lewis
Oliver.
Best specimen Claudius Pernet--
Mrs. Il. 2. Gooding.
Best specimen. Columbia, (either
pink or red(-Mrs. II. r. Derr.
Best specimen, Pink Radiance
First, Mrs. Lewis Oliver; second, Mrs.
Lewis Oliver: third, Mrs. Lewis Oliver.
Best collection of roses lone rose of
each varietyl-First, Mrs. Amos Chill
colt; second, Mrs. Harry Blake; third
Mrs. H. B. Derr.
Most artistic large baskets of flow
ers-First, Mrs. Amos Chilcott; Sec
ond. Mrs. w. S. Abbott; third, Mrs.
H. II. Shackelford. Vienna.
Most artistic small basket of flow
ers-F'irst, Mrs. Lewis Oliver; second.
Mrs. j. E. Nickel; third, Mrs. w. S.
Abbott.
| Most artistic basket of flowers by
child under Is years-First, James
Nickell second, Mary Walton Nc
| Candlish third, James Bladen, Amman
dale.
Best basket of wild flowers by
| child under Is years-First, Mary
| Blake; second, Wise Kelley, jr; third
Mayo Stuntz, Vienna.
Most artistic bowl of fiowers-First,
Mrs. F. D. Richardson; second, Mrs
Ronald Blake; third, Miss M. b.
Swimley.
Best cactus dahlia-First, Mrs. w.
S. Fisher, East Falls Church; second
]. III. Beattie, Mclean; third, Mrs.
w. s. Fisher.
Best collarette dahlia-First. J. S.
Milstead. Alexandria. route 4.
Best decorative dahlia-First, Mrs.
H. D. Derr; second, Mrs. w. S.
Fisher; third, j. B. Sellars, Vienna.
Best peony-fiowered dahlia-Mrs.
Amos Chilcott.
Best Straightforward dahlia-First,
no prize; second, Mrs. Amos Chilcott
| third, Mrs. G.. A. Dearborn.
Best show-fiowered dahlia-First,
Mrs. H. B. Derr; second, Mrs. H. r.
Cupp; third, Mrs. Amos Chilcott.
Best collection of dahlias-First,
Mrs. H. B. Derr; second, Mrs. w. S.
Fisher; third, j. H. Beattie.
Best collection of gladioli-First,
Mrs. H. B. Derr; second, Mrs. Amos
Chilcott.
Pink asters. 3 stems to a vase
First, Mrs. M. T. Cockrill; second,
Mrs. G. c. White.
Purple asters-First, Mrs. G. A.
Dearborn; second, Mrs. NJ. T. Cockrill.
Basket of asters-First, Mrs. w. L.
Teates; second, Mrs. NJ. B. Merchant;
third. Mrs. G.. A. Dearborn.
Collection of caiendulas-First, Mrs.
Howard Jones; second, Mrs. Amos
Chilcott.
Collection of cosmos-First, Mrs.
Amos Chilcott; second, Mrs. j. E.
Nickel; third, Mrs. G. A. Dearborn.
Collection of African marigolds-
First, Mrs. Ronald Blake: second. Mrs.
M. B. Merchant; third. Mrs. L. P.
Tayloe.
Collection of nasturtiums-First,
Mrs. Ford Swetnam; second. Miss
Mary MILAN; third. Mrs. M. B. Mer-
chant.
Collection Of snapdragons-First,
Mrs. Amos Chilcott; second. Mrs. ].
E. Nickel; third, Mrs. w. S. Abbott.
Collection of sinnias-Mrs. J. E.
Nickel; second. Miss Mary MILAN;
third, Miss Berenice Cupp.
Best fern, any variety-First, Mrs.
F. w. Huddleson; second, Mrs. F. w.
Huddleson; third, Mrs. J. E. Nickel.
Best begonia, any variety-First.
Mrs. w. A. Lee; second, Miss Susie
Monroe; third, Mrs. w. A. Lee.
Best geranium, any variety-First,
Mrs. r. P. Gooding; second. Mrs. r.
P. Gooding; third, Mrs. w. A. Lee.
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All Club Awards.
Best collection of four jars of can
ned fruit and vegetables-First, Julia
Koerzendorfer, Rock Hill; second,
Mae Koerzendorfer; third, Barbara
Schneider, Rock Hill.
Quart canned peaches - Gladys
Belcher, Rock Hill.
Quart canned tomatoes - First,
Marie Schneider; third, Florine Car
ter, Accotink.
Quart canned string beans-First,
Florence Edge; second, Frances Pet
| TIT, Accotink; third, Beatrice Edge.
Quart canned beets-First, Florine
Carter; second, Florence Edge; third,
| Gladys Belcher.
Best jam and preserve unit exhibit
Theresa Clair. Accotink.
Best pint strawberry preserves
Viola Clair, Accotink.
Best pint canned cord-First.
Beatrice Edge: second, Florence Edge.
Best pint watermelon rind preserves
Florence Edge.
Best jelly and pickle unit exhibit
Viola Clair.
Best three glasses jelly-Gladys
Belcher.
Sewing club, open to first year mem
bers. best complete f1rst-year exhibit
| First, Bessie Buckley; second, Gladys
Fairfax; third, Helen Webb.
Best sewing bag-First, Gladys Lin
| ton; second, Augusta Kirk; third
Gladys Belcher.
Best hand towel--First, Mae Koer-
zendorfer; second, Augusta Kirk;
| third, Marie Schneider.
Best night dress-First, Elizabeth
Harrison; second, Mae Koerzendorfer;
| third Hazel Kirk.
Open to second.year members, best
| complete second-year exhibit-First,
Mildred Arnold; second. Elizabeth
Birkett; third, Coda Kincheloe.
Best table runner-First, Bessie
| Buckley; second, Gladys Fairfax;
third. Mary Ella Carr.
Best dress-First, Gladys Fairfax;
second. Augusta Kirk; third, Mary
| Ella Carr.
| Best slip--First, Gladys Fairfax;
second, Bessie Buckley; third. Mary
E. Carr.
Open to third-year members, best
complete third-year exhibit-First,
Theresa Clair; second, Virginia Carr;
third, Frances Petit.
Best pair Of teddies--First, Viola
Clair; second. Rebecca Myers; third,
Edith Curtis.
Best laundry bag-First. Florine
Carter; second, Viola Clair; third, Re
becca Myers.
Best dress-First, Viola Clair; sec
ond, Rebecca Myers; third, Edith
| Curtis.