Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-13

Rebecca Rice. Oakton; second. Virginia
Carr Fairfax; third, Thelma Speer,
Oakton. Half-dozen soda biscuits
First, Dorothy Shaver, Annandale. sec
ond. Mary Elizabeth Carr. Fairfax:
third, Frances Myers. Vienna. Plate
of cookies-First, Dorothy Shaver; sec
ond. Agnes Thompson, Navy: third. Re-
bccca Rice. Plain muffins--FirSt. Elsie
! Thompson, Navy: second Frances
Myers: third. Mary Elizabeth Carr
Loaf of bread-First. Rebecca Myers.
Clifton; second Mary Rowe, Baileys
Cross Roads: third, Virginia Carr.
All rolls-First, Mary Rove; second
Elizabeth Legge, Herndon; third, Helen
Webb, Annandale. Cinnamon buns
First. Jean Broadly: second. Virginia
Carr: third, Elizabeth Harrison.
Posters, open to Cooking Club and
Better Food Club Members: Best poster
showing ideal breakfast mcnu-First,
Virginia Carr; second, Helen Webb,
third. Helen Daniels. Baileys Cross
Roads. Best poster showing ideal sup
per menu-FirSt. nene Daniels. Bal
leyS Cross Roads: second. Hilda Ma
garity. Mclean. Best poster showing
ideal dinner menu-First Mary Rove;
second, Thelma Speer.
Canning Club Awards.
Best undergarment unit First,
Gladys Fairfax. Legato; second Eliza
beth Harrison. Herndon; third, Elnor
Trenary. Herndon. Best enlargement
unit-First. Mildred Arnold, Forestville,
second. Elsie Conner, ForestVille
Bloomers-FirSt. Evelyn Follin. Hern-
con; second, Alice Bready, Herndon;
third. Mildred Shackleford, Vienna
Best Slip-First, Thelma Terry, Pottcrs
Hill second, Esther Dillingham;; third,
Mildred Shackleford Best dreSs-FirSt,
Mildred Shacklcford; second Hetty
Hardness Vienna Best pillow slips
First. Florine Carter. Potters Hill: Sec
ond. Rebecca Myers; third. Frances
Myers Best tea toWels-First, Nancy
Dove. Lorton; second Stephen Taylor,
Groveton. third Edna NJ Ward. Lor-
ton. Vanity dresser Set-FirSt. Dorothy
Pearson. ForestVille; second Elsie Jcn-
kinS, FOreStVille; third. NarcisSus Jen-
EinS, FOreStvlle. Luncheon Set--FIrSt
Theresa Clair Buffet set-First, Flo
rine Carter; second. Rosa Lee Dove.
Potters HILL third. Frances Helen
Petit, Potters Hill Table runner or
scarf-First. Theresa Clair: second.
Dorothy Pearson: third, Elsie jenkins
Shoe bags-First, Rebecca MYERS: sec
Ond. Hett Hardness: third. Mary Alice
Brown. Vienna. Laundry bag-First.
Florence Edge. Rock Hill: second, Mary
Alice Brown: third. Nancy Dove.
Garden and field. 4-Clubs: Judge.
w. N. Shackleford, district agent. Profit.
Va; best basket from garden plot, scored
on quality, number and arrangement of
vegetables: First, Marshall Doak. Cliff
ton; second, Omer Hirst. Annandale
Irish potatoeS-First. Leonard Downs,
AM 3o1 Dnh ,.@c
Clifton; third. Marshall Doak Quart
string beanS-First. Marshall Doak sec
ond. Oner HirSt. Toma toes-FirSt. Mar
shall Doak: second. John Webb. An
Mandate; third, William Adkins. AMMAN
dale. Sweet corn-FirSt Dudley Webb
Annandale BeetS-FirSt Omer Hirst;
second. Leonard Downs. Sheaf green
soy beans-First, Dudley Webb. Head
of cabbage-First. Omer HirSt Quart
green lima beans-First. William Ad-
kinS: second. Omer Hirst. Green pep
pers-First. Rebecca Hopkins. Clifton;
second, Maynard Hirst. Annandale
Sweet potatoes--First. Leonard Downs
Pumpkin = First, Rebecca Hopkins.
Crooknecked squash = First, Rebecca
Hopkins
All. poultry; superintendent, r. R.
Allen: Judge, T. G. Samuel Arlington
County: Barred Rocks, pen - First,
Omer Hirst; second, John Webb Cock
erel-First. Omer Hirst. Rhode Island
Red pullet-First. John Webb. White
Pekin Ducks-First. John Webb. Bronze
turkey-FirSt. William Adkins.
White Rock hen-First. Catharine
Doak. Clifton. Pair of guineas-Cath-
airline Doak. White Wyandottes-Edna
Belle Allen of Sideburn won first and
second pullets, first and second cock
erels. and first young pen. Utility
White Leghorns-R r. Allen. Sideburn,
won first and second pullets and first
young pen. Exhibition white Leghorns
r. R. Allen won first and second
pullet. first and second cockerel, first
young pen. Barred Rocks-T. H.
Baker of Mclean won first on young
pullet bred pen and first on young
cockerel bred pen. Black Sumatra
games-B F. Mitchell of Alexandria
won first cock, first young pen and
first old pen. Essex games-B, F
Mitchell won first and second pullet
and first hen. One pair Toulouse
geese-Samuel Doak of Clifton won
first. Indian runner ducks-Gilbert
Allen of Sideburn won first old pen
and first and second young pen.
Prizes on Fruits. I
Superintendents, c. P. Jones. Fairfax
Station, and c. o. Schaub, Fairfax Sta
ton. Judge, w. N. Shackleford. Profit. Va.