Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1936, Page 90

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (\—GRAVURE SECTION—SEPTEMBER 27, 1936. Grand Prize Winners in The Star’s Amateur Snapshot Contest These photographs have been judged to be the best among the weekly prize winners in The Star’s all-Summer contest. Each thus wins a final prize of $25 given for the best photograph in each of four classes. In addition, they will be entered for the National Snapshot Awards, to be made at a Wash- ington exhibition in October, in which they will compete with winners in other contests for national prizes totaling $10,000. “WATER SPRITE.” This snapshot won the judg decision as the best of those coming ur«cr the ¢ "a- tion of sports. recreation, etc. It was taken by Mrs Florence H. Harriss, 1360 Hamilton street “GREAT EXPECTATIONS.” Judged the best photo- graph of the class in which the predominating interest is child life. It was taken by Mary Eleanor Browning, 2511 N. Pershing drive, Arlington, Va. sl SHAMNRO ———— : 3 W . i , AR R - N\ g / TON.” rtrai «MELON FLEET.” A Washington water front scene, well studied in com- b ¥ A thel clg Ofthm:u;r?:}- p‘ft wastsm}(?; position and atmosphere, wins the gr?;e in the class of scenes and still life. The ;;afisrl;o%?s?: r\sr afl:m‘%fid&afirfi pli’}:e. e ] picture was taken by Walter J. Reck, 1205 Kearnev street northeast. 1 4