Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-14

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heifer (junior yearling)-First,. Kenil-
| worth Farm, Mclean. Best heifer
! Junior calf)-First, Kenilworth Farm,
Mclean. Senior, champion bull, years
and over-Reserve Hill Farm, Wander
werken. Junior champion bull under
years, senior champion cow years old
or over, junior champion heifer under
2 years-An flrsts won by Kenilworth
Farm, Mclean. Grandchampion bull
Reserve Hill , Farm, VanderWerken.
Grand champion female, exhibitors
herd, breeders. young herd, get of sire,
produce of dam-All firsts won by Kenil-
| worth Farm of Mclean, Fred Drew of
Washington and Bruno Wittig of Nc
| Lean, owners.
CAY Club.
All Calf Club-Pure-bred calves I'M
der year-First, John Peck, Floris.
Pure-bred calves under years-First,
Hilda Peck, Floris. All animals over
years-First, Franklin Elmore, Floris.
Grade calves under l year-First, Will
son Smith, Herndon. Grade calves I'M
der years-First, Haley Smith, Hern-
don.
Poultry, R. r. Allen, superintendent
First pen Rhode Island reds, first pen
silver-laced Wyandottes, first pullet
silver-laced Wyandottes and first hen
silver-laced Wyandottes, Elizabeth Ma
honey, Sterling. First puliet barred
Plymouth Rocks, Mrs. Isaac E. Vim
Sudans, Polish and brown Leghorns,
Commonwealth of Israel. Fairfax. First
pair bronze turkeys, Mrs. r. L. Lewis,
Manassas. First pen buff Orpingtons,
John Webb, Annandale. First pen white
Leghorns, first cockerel, white Leg
horns, William Adkins, Annandale. First
cockerel barred Plymouth Rocks, first
hen barred Plymouth Rocks, Omer Hirstt,
Annandale.. First White Rock cockerel,
first white Rock pullet, first pair pig
cons, Maynard HirSt, Annandale. First
Rhode Island red pullet, Delano Robey,
Herndon. First pen barred Plymouth
Rocks, first cockerel and first pullet
barred Plymouth Rocks, first pullet
white Leghorns, H. L. Blevins, Herndon.
First pullet bantam single comb, first
cockerel bantam single comb, first pull
first pen buff Orpingtons. first pullet
barred Rocks. Mason Smith, jr., Hern-
don. First hen barred Plymouth Rocks,
first pullet rose-comb bantams, Wilson
Smith, Herndon. First pen barred
Plymouth Rocks, Haley Smith, Hern-
don.
In the baked foods department
sweepstakes prize went to Mrs. Merri-
weather Lewis Smith Of r. F. D. 4,
Alexandria.
Special prizes went to Mrs. C. N.
Baden of Annandale for best pan Of
rolls and for best pan of biscuits; to
Mrs. Harvey E. Hanes of Herndon for
best layer cake; best biscuits, Mrs.
Bryan johnson Of Fairfax.
Flower Glasses.
Plants and flowers, Mrs. J. A. Boyce,
superintendent Best red rose, Mrs. F.
w. Richardson: best specimen pink
radiance Mrs. Harry Blake; best col
lection Of roses Zone rose to a Variety,
Mrs. Harry Blake.
Baskets and bowls-Most artistic large
basket of flowers. Mrs. Harry Blake;
most artistic basket Of flowers by a
child under is years, Walter Boyce;
best basket Of wild flowers by child
under Is years, Mary Ella Carr; most
artistic bowl of flowers, Phyllis Rich
ardson.
Dahlias and gladioli-Best six deco,
rative dahlia, Mount Vernon Granges
best collection of gladioli, c. H. Powel!;;,
Miss Susie Monroe.
Annuals-Pink asters (three stems to
a vase, Miss Katherine Doak; purple
asters three stems to vase), Mrs. E.
w. Follin: basket of asters (collection),
Miss Katherine Doak; best collection
callendulas, Miss Susie Monroe; best
collection of cosmos, Mrs. George A.
Dearborn; best collection of nastur-
tiuns, Mrs. Wilson Farr: best collec-
ton of snapdragons, Miss Katherine
Doak; best collection Of ZinniaS, Mrs.
Harry Blake.
Potted plants-Best fern, any variety,
Mrs. r. P. Gooding; best begonia, any
variety, Mrs. w. S. PrintZ.
Baked Foods and Candy.
Miss Margaret Kimball and Mrs.
Warren Fisher, superintendent; Miss
Belle Burke Of Charlottesville, Judge.
Loaf Of white yeast bread, Mrs. c. o.
schaub; pan Of raised rolls, or more.
Mrs. G. T. Rice; pan of sweet buns,
Mrs. w. B. Doak; plate of baking
powder biscuits, 6 or more, Mrs. G. N.
Bladen; plate Of 6 or more biscuits
made by child under IL years, Miss
Margaret Blake; best packed lunch for
q school child, Mrs. Robert H. Rice.
Cakes.
Angel lOOu, MIS-, harvey =. I1dIcc,
fruit cake, Miss Susie Monroe; choco-
late layer cake, Mrs. Paul Alder;
devils food cake, Mrs. c., T. Rice;
caramel cake, Mrs. Paul Alder; cocoa
nut cake, Miss Rebecca Rice; spice
cake, Miss Susie Monroe; orange cake,
Mrs. Jack D. Barrett; white layer cake
Mrs Paul Alder; decorated cake, Mrs.
Merriweather Lewis Smith; doughnuts,
plate Of or more, Mrs. J. G. Keys;
cookies, hard, or more, Mrs. William
Sutphin; cookies, soft, 6 or more, Mrs.
Merriweather Lewis Smith.
Pies.
Apple pie, Mrs. c. o. Schaub; lemon
pie, Mrs. J.. G. Keys; sweet potato,
Mrs william Sutphin.l
Candies, one-half pound or more.
Plain fudge, Miss Margaret Kimball;
fudge with nuts, Mrs. william Pierce;
penutche, Mrs. Robert H. Rice; sea
foam, Mrs. Isaac Z. Vincent; cocoanut,
Mrs. Merriweather Lewis Smith; cara
mels, Mrs. Merriweather Lewis Smith;
chocolate creams, cooked fondant, Mrs.
Merriweather Lewis Smith: chocolate
peppermints, cooked fondant, Mrs. Mer-
riweather Lewis Smith; assorted candy,
not less than kinds, Mrs. Merrt-
weather Lewis Smith.