Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1930, Page 56

- SHAG DANCE WINS 'FOOD SHOW HONOR Miss Dorothy Cates and Au- brey Terrell - Adjudged Best in Qogglpetition. Jazz had its innisng at the food show ast night, when a record sudience picked Miss Dorothy Cates and Aubrey Terrell as the best shag-dancing couple in the announced compejition. Another Tecord of the ciurrent show was set in yesterday's matinee, when 60 | ungsters entered the babies' popu- arity contest, in which Santa Claus ‘himselt conferred the prize. Little Faye Wineland, 20-month-old daughter Mr. and Mrs. L. Wineland of 615 R Jeigh place southeast, was the winn by the audience’s applause. This afternoon Santa is witnessing a bathing beauty contest among little is from 1 to 4 years of age, despite T incongruity of event and the | season. Like yesterday, when the toy- land visitor gave away more than 100 sample toys from sack, Santa is distributing mo: ts to every child who visits the show. The competition swings back from extreme youth today to age tonight. when an old fiddlers’ contest will be the e event of the exposition. dozen modern couples presented themselves on the stage last night to cnmpete in the latest jazz dance compe- tition of the day. couples at a time danced their peppiest first. Then each pair made an- individual bid for the prize. As usual, it was the volume of the applause which determined the sudience’s favorites. Hence Miss Cates, who lives at 2131 O street, and young Terrell of 1308 Park road each was pre- sented with $2.50 in gold. Mrs. L. K. Flood of 1010 Fifth street northeast received the mechanical re- frigerator which was given away last night. The special present for tonight's show is the Colonial secretary-desk ig) be presented and on the closing evening the ‘auto- mobile will be given away. Seup er Fruit Cup helee of Moast Spring o Guner Meats or Choice of Two Fresh Vegetables Softes, Tea or Mik Rolls. 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