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California Baker** Wife
Win* Recipe Contest
her own won the $25,000 firsts prize i'uesday in a national recipe and nuking contest in New York. The award was presented to the gray aired Mrs. Peter Wuebel of Red-, od City, California, by the DucL.ss of Windsor at a luncheon at t. i Waldorf-Astoria hotel. Mrs. Wuebel baked what she called an Ora i?3 “Kiss Me Cake.”J
A second prize of $10,000 went to Lite. T. L. Green, Jr., of Columbus,. Ga., and the third prize of 14,000 was awarded to Mrs. Robert G. Walker of Kenosha,
One Virginian came in the list of six $1,000 prize winners by baking a cobbler in the dessert class. The only winning Virginian was Miss Lillie F. Young of Courtland. 4 '
The national recipe contest saw 100 contestants, from 12 to 70 years old, from 80 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rica, stand before 100 electric stoves to bake their recipes in the finals of the contest Tuesday in the Weldicffrea* hanrssm, t.~ -'v X
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