The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-11-28
MUM by Robinson & Stevens, a pair of
Il dctfhle-hutfan Kid gloves

double-button kid gloves.
Best Night Gown, braided. Miss Kate
Garland, Jackson, Gold Thimble.
Best Chemise. braided, Miss Alice Owens,
Jackson. Gold Thin Bile.
Best braided Chemise bands and Sleeves,
Miss Mary McGehee. Jackson, no premium
was offered.
Gold Thimble.
Best Lace and NeedlewoTk combined,
yards, Miss Berta Green. So
Best Lace and braidwork Collar. Miss
Green, no premium offered and no compete
ton, but article very deserving"
Best Venetian Embroidery, Miss Emma
Green, no premium was offered.
Best Chain Stitching, Miss Mollio Green,
no premium was offered.
Best embroidered Opera Cloak, Mr.. Thos.
Green, Gold Thimble.
Best hens stitched Handkerchief N IS Ida
Pierce, 81.
Best crochet Table Mats. Pattie Mills, Co
lumbus, gold thimble.
Best pair Pillow Slips by girl 10 years old
Miss Mildred Schaeffer, So gold paid, hut
there was no premium offered for this age.
Best silk-embroidered Lamp Mats. Mrs.
:. +. Bailey, no premium was offered.
Best Infants Dress. fancy, Madame Ju-
Illus, Brookhaven, Gold Thimble.
years, Miss Nellie Moody, 50 gold.
Best Wooden Tidy. Miss Frankie Powers
Best Cotton Tidy, Mrs. L. f. Montgome-
ry, Madison county, 81 gold.
Best "Crochet" Cotton Tidy, Miss Calie
MiZell. there WAS no premium offered, but
blue ribbon was awarded, and 81 gold paid.
NOTE-Committees should not award blue
ribbons to articles not entered according to
the printed Catalogue. Meritorious ar
tcles, not provided for in Premium List,
can be enumerated in report, and recon-
mended for premiums. All such articles
are invited, but they cannot receive pre-
minms until the regular Association awards
are paid. In several instances, in this re-
port, it will be seen that awards arc paid
twice on the same kind of article.
Best Tucked Skirt, Miss Hattie Dinkins,
SO gold.
Best Infants Sack. Mrs. l.. r. Brown,
New Orleans, Silver Tumble.
Best embroidery, worsted work, on silk,
Same, Gold Thimble.
Best embroidered Handkerchief, Miss Ro-
sa Brice, New Orleans. 81
Best en- broidered Flannel Skirt, Mrs. G..
ii. Thompson, New Orleans, special pre-
MUM by Mrs. f. L. Evans, OF jackson, a
TO suit successful competitor.
Best embroidery in hair, Miss Rosa
Brce, New Orleans, Committee recommend
&c premium, Gold Thimble.
Best plain hem-stiched Handkerchief by
girl years old, Miss j. f. Pugh, So special
premium.
Best pair girls pantlettes, embroidered,
Miss Alice Morgan, 81.
Best parasol cover, lace, Miss Berta Green,
Gold Thimble.
Best tucked skirt by girl under IA years,
Miss Bella Marsh, Natchez, 50 80 gold.
Best plain Sewing by girl under IA,
Miss E. J. Enochs, Gage 8 years. Crystal
Springs. So, gold
Best Pillow Slips, transferred embroidery,
Mrs. y. L. Dunlap, Sardis, Gold Thimble.
Best Watch Case, Miss Alice Morgan,
special premium, s..
! Best girls Apron, Miss Ethel Barksdale,
Association premium, 81.
/ Best cLilds Apron, Miss Mary Cadwalla-
der, special premium by }. NJ. Coats, So.
Best down trimming, by lady 20 years,
| Mrs Mary A. Brock, Sharon, Miss, premi-
um recommended.
Best Tatting Lace Collar and Cuffs, Mrs
Mary Howe, Enterprise, Silver Thimble.
Best display handmade embroidery, in
Guiding specimens of silk, wool and cotton,
| Miss Emma Doty, special premium, $40 silk
/
Best patch work foOt-cushon, Miss Adj
| die Manship, no premium was offered.
Best crochet Infants Saque, Mrs. Pope,
! Clinton, Silver Thmble.
Best paper Card Basket. II. Z. Adams,
| Sharon, no premium was offered
Best Braiding on Flannel, Mrs. 5. A.
Pinckard, Gold Thimble.
Best Lace Tidy, hand made, Miss Juliette
Merrill, no premium was offered.
Best Wooden Tidy, miss Rosa Lemly, no
premium was offered
Best Braided Child's Dress, the committee
placed blue ribbons on entry by Miss Mag
gle Swami, OF Jackson, and by Mrs. j. r.
Stevens, of Brandon. Secretary compro-
misses by assigning premium of 81 to
! each.
Best three Toilet Mats, Mrs. 5. A. Pine
kard, no premium was offered.
Best Yoke and Sleeves, imitation Gupure
lace, Mrs. 5. A. Pinckard, Gold Thimble.
Best Child's Dress Suit, Mrs. ID. ). Priest
ly, Canton, So
Best Lace and Embroidered Collar, by
lady 20 years, Mrs. Sale, Kosciusko, no pre-
MUM offered, but deserving.
Best Embroidered Shawl Strap. Mrs. a.
Warner, no premium offered, but deserving,
Best Calico Dress, handmade, Miss Eliza
Warrington, Benton, special premium OF
SOlO Dy LOulSldtlb Lie 1HsuT-
ance Company, and special premium by DR..
j. o. Wharton, $50 currency.
Second best Calico Dress, Mrs ID. S.
Priestly, Canton, Gold Thimble
Third best Calico Dress. L. a. Turnipseed
HaZlehurst, Honorable Mention.
Best Calico Dress, by lady over 90 years
Mrs. A. j. Coppock, Brandon, special pre-
MUM by II. lIaller, 40 Camp street, New
Orleans, Ringen Washing Machine
/ RaSt CaIioo nrasc nv ri RI un6or 4 WOO
Miss Kate Massie, Terry, gold thimble. and
special premium OF $40 by Dr. Robert kells
Second best, same class, Miss f. j. Enochs
Crystal Springs, 81.
Best Lady's Hat, Mrs. Sallc Garland, $40
Best collection Alum Work, Mrs. &. A
i Rice, Brandon, complimentary mention.
) Best Embroidered Slippers, Miss Armand;
G.. Lemly, Gold Thimble. and special premi
um Oslo by Messrs. Fragacimo q Cisconi
r Same was awarded blue ribbon for hes
Embroidery on Canvass.
Best Suit Boys CIothing Mrs. \. l.. Dun
lap, Sardis, $40. Committee pronounced
exceedingly well made"
Best two Coats and best two Vests BY
= Mississippi lady, Mrs. David Presley, Stark
vile, no premium offered, but gold thimbl'
recommended.
Best pair Gents Pants by Mississippi
:. lady. Mrs. +. Brown, Enterprise Associa
ton premium $40, AMI special premium by
Robinson Il Stevens, Roman Shawl wortl
SO.
Best Wove Counterpart, Mrs. l.. 2. Gum
Brandon, So
Best Crib Quilt by girl under IA years
. Miss Ida Drane, Raymond, gold thimble.
Best Calico Patch Work Quilt, Mrs. Mar
Nelson, $40 gold.
| NoTE.-Miss Florence Allen competed TO
same premium, but the entry on book wa