The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-17
AWARDS AT FAIR MADE, .n CAKE AND SCHOOL EXHIBITS
Holy Cross Takes Most Prizes for Indian
 Institutions


 eastern Alaska Fair continued yes terday afternoon and last evening in the WcmenSs Auxiliary Depart
 nent, Of which Mrs. David House is chairman. Winning entries ano exhibitors were announced in ths cake branch of the Home Cooking Division; in the domestic art, do- nestle science, canning, manual Itraining, art and commercial course branches of the High School Di- vision; in the art branch of the Grade School Division, and in the art and manual training branches of the Indian School Division. The Indian School Division rep resents more parts of Alaska than any other Division-Holy Cross, Ketchikan, Hoonah, Douglas, Yaku- tat, Sitka, besides Juneau, having sent displays In this Division, by far the greater number of awards were won by Holy Cross pupils.
 Awards For Cake Of the Home Cooking Division, Miss Stella Jones is superintend- ent and Mrs. Roy Rutherford as- sistant. Of the exhibits in the cake branch of the Division, Mrs Edith Howard, Mrs. Fanny L. Rob- inson and Mrs. w. R. Vinacke were the judges. The cake awards were:
 Angels Food, Mrs. Roy Ruth erford first, Mrs R. s Raven second; Devils Food, Mrs L. E. Gruber first, Mrs. Raven second; sponge cake, Mrs. Raven first Mrs. H. B. Crewson second; white cake, Mrs. Hooker first, Mrs Sha- yer second; gold cake, Mrs. Ra ven first, no second; fruit cake Minnie Fields first; decorated cake, Mrs. Minard Mill first, Mrs. Ruth erford second.
 Of the High and Grade School Divisions, Mrs. H. Irvine is super intendea. and Miss Eleanor Irvine and Miss Jeanette Stewart are as- sistants. Of the exhibits in all branches of the Division, Mrs J. w. Leivers, Mrs. M. L. Merritt and Ms. R. O. Mize were the judges.
 High School Domestic Art Awards in the Domestic Art branch of the High School Divis- ion were:
 Wash dress, Marie Bussinger first; woolen dress Marie Bussin- ger first.
 Awards in the Domestic Science branch of the High School Divis- ion were:
 Light butter cake, Barbara A Hermann first, Vivian Gruber sec ond; light sponge cake, Ruth AL len first, Eleanor. Gruber second; cookies, Barbara Hermann first, Marie Bussinger second; baking powder discuits, Eleanor Gruber first, Barbara A. Hermann sec ond; assorted candy, Eleanor Gru- | Der firo.; dozen doughnuts, Elean- Tor GruIser first.
 Tn the canning branch of the High School Division, the awards were:
 Three varieties of jelly, Margar- let Robinson first, Barbara A. Her mann second; three varieties oi jpam, Ruth Allen first, Margaret Robinson second; three pint jars tof canned fruit, Ruth Allen first Margaret Robinson second; three Liars of pickles, Margaret Robinson first, Ruth Allen second.
 Manual Training Branch In the Manual Training Branch of the High School Division the awards were:
 Individual piece of furniture lDean Allen first; mechanical draw ing, George Danner first, Theo- dore Kuxkola second; set of arch \ itectural drawings, George Dannel first, Theodore Kukkola second. N In the art branch of the 7igt School Division, the awards were
 Portrait sketch in black ant |iwhite, Benjamin Shitanda of Doug. las first; Mary Louise Norton o1 i st. Ann's school in Juneau second still life, charcoal R. Hagerup first l Nola May Seelye second; still lift
 water color, Judith Gorham first Anita Porter second; cor1ventiona
 design, clark and light, Kathleer Carlson first, Doris Freeburger sec bcnd: conventional desibn in colors
 Patricia Harland first, Bert Der rtrol second
 One Commercial Award
 In the commercial course brancl
 of the High School Division, ther'
 Twas one award as follows:
 Typewriter design, Margare
 Robinson first.
 ! In the art branch of the Grad