The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-11-27
Awards in Department. IA, Glass 2.

NEEDLE WORK
Jackson. ..........: ~. $50 90
Second best Calico Dress, Miss H. G.
McLaurin, Madison Co., 25
Best Calico Dress, by girl under Is
years, Miss Nettie Collins, Rankin % 90
Second best Calico Dress, by girl un-
der 15 years, Miss Carrie Grumpy,
Goodman. ....., 10 90
Katie Sutherland, Madison. -. 10 90
Best Braided Night Gown, Mrs. w. T.
Stevens, Brandon
Best En- broidered Chemse, Miss Dora
Morgan, Jackson ;..;...,. so 90
Miss SaIlie Thurmond, Sardis, 49, % 90
Best Lace handkerchief, Miss Berta
Green, Jackson. -....... 90
Best Hemstitched Handkerchief, Miss
Mamie Robinson, Bottoms Depot 90
Plain Hemmed Handkerchief, by girl
! under s years old, Miss Lizzie
Caraway. Jaekson,-Gold -. 2 so
Best Infants Bib, Mrs. Della Priestly,
Canton ....... 2 90
Best Infants Apron, Miss Mary 10
Cooper, jackson, Observation-Disclosures. 90
Best Open Needle Work, Miss Mamie
Robinson, Bolton's.- Honorable Mention
Best Embroidered Pillow Case, Miss
B. Alexander, Kosciusko, 90
Best Chain Stitched Pillow Case, Mrs.
Nj. " .Baily, Canton, Hon Mention
Best Specimen Netting-Mrs. Della
Best lace, braid and needlework COM
bined, Mrs. w. I. Stevens, Bran
don ,.-........ -...... 90
Priestly, Canton, .,......... - 90
Handsomest Night Gown, Miss A.
Ballentine, Sardis, ....,.... 8 90
Child's Cloak, Mrs. John p. Stevens,
Jackson, 3 90
Best Ladies Dress Bonnet or Hat
Mrs. Julia A. Weeks, Port Gibson 90
Infants Dress, broidered; Mrs. M "
Bailey, Canton; special premium by
III. Z. Sizer, jackson Child's Carriage
worth $25
Open Needlework Handkerchief, Mrs.
Mary E. Wagner, Water Valley. 2 90
Chain Stitched Chemise, Mrs. X. Steen,
Canton, Honorable Mention
Embroidered Night Gown by a Mute,
Miss Nellie Moody, jackson, . Honor
liable Mention
Specimen Braiding, Mrs. Thos Rob-
inson (66 years old. Bottoms De-
pot, -, Honorable Mention
Dresses made by Girls under fifteen years.
were so elegantly made that it was very
difficult to decide between them.
MRS. LIZZIE w INTER, A.
>C:~a& MRS. r. I. PHILIPS,
N0isneul MRS. II. MUsGRovE, coma
MRS. j. T. b. Cooke,
1t will be seen that the special premium
for Infants Dress Was awarded to two com
petitors. Committee should have stated
which dress was che best. AS report reads.
pl emiums will have to be awarded to both.
BRAIDING, AND EMBROIDERY ON FLANNEL.
Embroidery on Flannel Miss Fannie Buck.
Jackson: $40.
Embroidery by girl under IA years; Miss
Lizzie Layton, Meridian So.
Braiding on Flannel; Miss Jennie v. Phil
lips, Walden So.
Opera Cloak; Miss Nj Bruce
Brandon: SO.
Infants Sack; Mrs. Della Priestly, Canton
90.
in Silk or Worsted; Mrs. d ella
Priestly, Canton: 50.
CROCHET WORK, EMBROIDERY, &C.
Set Table Mats; Mrs. John Robinson Mad
ison county 80.
Ottoman Cover (Embroidered); Miss Kate
Burrus. Bolivar county: So.
Tidy (CrochetJ; Miss Agnes Lord, Canton |
% 90.
Tidy CTatting1; Miss. Fannie Harris, Crystal |
Springs: 81 so.
A premium of So was offered for the best |
Tidy of any description" making no dis |
Lindtion between Crochet and hitting work. /
The Committee having awarded premium /
10 each of these, without deciding between |
Them, the amount offered by the Associa- |
ton will be divided between the contestants. |
Carriage Afghan; Mrs. A. Warner, Madison I
county: IS.
Child's Carriage Afghan; Mrs. r. FL. Winter,
Jackson; So.
slippers; Miss. Cynthia Harris,
Jackson; %.
Lamp Mat; Mrs. Perry, Lexington: Hon
orable Mention.
Eating Collar; Mrs. MIC. Stone, Meridian
So.
Crochet Collar; Mrs L. G. Spain, Sardis
s..
Bead Work; Mrs. T. E. Strippelman. Jack
son: no premium offered. but worthy.
Tapestry Work; Miss Helen Ross, Jack L
son: $5. - -
Pin Cushion; Miss Ethel Barksdale. jack
son s..
sofa cushion; Mrs. w. F. George, Canton
IS.
'et Lamp Mats; Miss Mary e. Thompson,
Clinton: %.