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:esInahear•esma-;r-e-ll-ndlOtit-” Exhibitions.ainan Following its Intermission today, dur-[J® lng which the 70 exhibitors are restocking their booths and the officials are completing a new schedule of entertainment, the Food Show at the Washington Auditorium will reopen at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon for its final week. 'The exposition will continue dally an i with afternoon and evening sessions181 through Saturday night. Tomorrow afternoon’s matinee will witness a new popularity contest for 1 to 4 year old babies and Santa Claus will be on hand with a freshly filled sack to give a small toy to each child of that age at I the show.nt I The first phase of the exposition closed last night with the biggest evening attendance of the show. An audience of 4.000 viewed the various exhibits.A aolo dance contest for girls was the feature of last night’s program, and Miss Isabel Hamilton of 2112 F street won $5 in gold. The runners-up in the competition were Miss Lillian Fay of 2126 Eighteenth street, Mias Lois Wentworth of 1706 8 street, Miss Jean Cone of 1411 Harvard street and Miss Claire Edscn of 025 Lamont street.At yesterday's matinee, 16-months-old Richard F. Cross of 2700 Q street, won the audience’s approval in what was scheduled as a ’’bathing beauty contest” for children.Mrs. J. M. Ladd of 5371 Nevada avenue was presented with the linen luncheon set at yesterday’s matinee, and D. B. Fegan of 656 Sixth street northeast last night was given the sterling silver flatware.ipn-iredceofidtieI-
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Evening Star
Washington, Washington-DC, US
Sun, Nov 15, 1931
Page 75
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