The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-29
DEPARTMENT 3.

Class l.-Ssc. 1.-Mrs. A. B. Tizzard,
Winterpock, 2 dozen white and colored
crochet table mats. l crochet tidy.
Mrs. 7. j. C~hambliss, Henrico county,
specimen French embroidery.
Mrs. Vim. Moseley, 2 dozen white and
colored crochet table mats.
Eddy Garcin, q years old), Powhatan,
specimen patch work.
Miss Alice Carter, Charles City, / rug.
Miss Annie Clash, Richmond, specimen
silk embroidery, (child's dress), cotton EN-.
broidery pillow case), cotton embroidery
(child's pique dress).
Miss Lucy Tuck, Wolf Trap, one yarn
Counterpart.
Miss Abel Chandler, Wolf Trap, / yarn
counterpart, specimen homemade silk.
Miss Ella G. Hobson, Powhatan, 2 spe-
cimens of embroidery, lot spool cotton
mats.
Mrs. Sarah +. Anderson, Chesterfield,
one home knit counterpart.
Miss Ella Martin, Dinwiddie, one PIN
cushion.
Miss Clash, Richmond, one silk m
broidered dress (nfants).
Mrs. j. w. Beveridge, Richmond, one
bed-quilt.
NJ. Eliza Burton, Richmond, one home
made carpeting.
Mrs. DIR. Archer, Henrico, one worsted
quilt.
Miss Sarah B. Seldom, Sabot Hill, one
large sized afghan.
Mrs. Catharino N. Henley, James City,
one knit rug.
Miss Kate s. Henley. James City, one
knit Counterpart.
Miss E. J. Sublett, Richmond, specimen
silk embroidery.
Mrs. Eliza w. Palmer, Richmond, one
white embroide red merino cape; one en-
broidered pique dress (child's); one pair
embroidered pillow slips.
Miss Sallie Lee Quarles, Gordonsville-
One specimen French embroidery.
Mrs. Alexander Kerr, Richmond-One
knit Counterpart, one embroidered coun-
terpane.
Mrs. Josephine Hierholzer, Richmond
Specimen of wax fruit and flowers, l in
fants afghan, ! raised worked chain, one
painted pin cushion.
Miss Alice Hierholzer, 40 years DID,
Richmond-Picture on canvass.
Miss Mary Alice Hawkins, Louisa
county--Speclmen silk embroidery.
Joseph b. Friend, Charlotte county
One homemade carpet.
Miss Abbie Hayden, Richmond-Two
rugs.
Miss Nellie Hayden, R%ichmond-1 case
corsetts.
Miss Hattie Hayden, Richmond-Speci-
men tatting.
Miss Lucie Hayden, Richmond-Fancy
needle work.
Miss Eta Hayden, Richmond, one silk
quilt.
Miss Matte V. Thomas, Fluvanna coun-
ty, n embroidered counterpane.
Miss Clemmie F. Thompson (ten years
old Buckingham county, specimen em-
broidery.
Mrs. Roberta Phillips, Buckingham
county, relics of General Washington.
Miss Sye Roberts, Richmond, n log
cabin bed-quilt.
Mrs. DR.. Talley, Cumberland county,
one Counterpart.
Mrs. DR.. Price, Hanover county, two
crochet socks, one worked lace veil.
Mrs. Annie Huckstep, Bentivoglio,
Albemarle county, n muslin bed-quilt,
n specimen silk embroidery (child's
dreSSl.
Mrs. A. l.. Farlie, Westham, three yarn
c~ounterpanes, one cotton counterpane.
Mrs. X. o. Gary, Richmond, pair knit
socks.
Miss Henrietta Weymouth, Richmond,
piece of embroidery ottoman cover.
Miss Octavia Crowder, specimen worsted
work Qlowersl.
Mrs. r. NJ. Courtney, Henrico county,
homemade Counterpart, homemade car.
pet t35 YARDS; l knit scarf, 2 pair yarn
hose, and set of crochet table mats.
Mrs. G. D. Parker, Richmond, bed
quilt, 2 home-spun counterpanes, 2 pair
knit hose, ! SHIRT, handmade, specimen
needle work.
Miss Cattle Anderson, Chesterfield, en-
broidered gown worked with floss cotton
grown in Chesterfield.
Mrs. Alex. Y. Lee, Richmond, ! breat
mat.
Miss Allie Wilkerson, Richmond, speci
men hair work.
Mrs. B. B. Walthall, Hampton, by Levy
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