The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-28

Best Jelly made by gil under nine
years old, Miss Halle Gaschc. pre-
MUM, napkin ring.
Best whortleberry jelly, Mrs Chris
tian Anderson, diploms.
Best yeast bread, Miss Eta Whit
worth, special premium.
Best salt rising bread. Miss Louise
Hilterbiddle, special premium.
Best brown bread, Miss Louise Hill
terbiddle, diploma.
Best exhibit salt pickles. Martha
Hoskinson, choice Of premiums.
FANCY WORK.
Best millinery. ladies hats. &c, Mrs
S L Burroughs, lst premium. butter
knife.
Bes. hsndworked handkerchicfs, Mrs
Jas Vergor. lst premium, sugar spoon.
Bes: silk embroidered slippers, Mrs
W II Reeves, special premium, silver
spoon.
Best cotton embroidery, Mrs James
Vergon. lst premium, choice Of pre-
miums.
Cotton embroidery, Mrs W Fl Reeves.
diploma.
Oil painting on satin, Mrs L b.
CART. diploma.
Toilet set. Miss Bessie Terry, special
premium, diploma
Sofa cushion, tafted. Mrs Regan.
napkin ring.
Sofa cushion, Mrs A c Anderson,
napkin ring.
Chenille work. Mrs r D Pitt, napkin
ring.
Embroidered handkerchief, Mrs Jas
Vergon. napkin ring.
Crochet work. cotton, Miss Mary
Runnels. salt spoons.
Skeleton leaves. Mrs r D Pitt. salt
spoons.
Crochet work, wooden shawl. Miss
Josie Jameson, salt spoons.
Cotton tidy. Mrs Matterson. salt
spoons.
Crochet work, Miss Hattie Kalberg.
special premium. silver spoons.
Tides, wash stand set, Miss Mary
Ran nels, special premium. napkin ring.
Toilet set, Mrs d X Baxter, napkin
ring.
Applique work. Terry cloth set.
Miss Bessie Terry. special premium,
diploma.
Swiss tidy. Miss Mary Runnels. di.
ploma.
Lace work. Mrs r d Pitt, 1st special
premium. sugar spoon.
Lace toilet set. Miss Eta Whitwnrth,
2d special premium, salt spoons.
Knitted lace, Mrs S L Burroughs.
special premium. diploma.
Plain sewing. Mrs II L Yeslcr. LIST
premium. diploma.
Plain sewing. Mrs M G Clark. 2d
premium, carving knife.
Afghan, Mrs Sarah Denny, butter
knife.
Machine sewing. Miss Mary Run
nels, 1st premium, napkin ring.
Machine sewing, Miss Ida l. Ander-
son, diploma.
Button holes, one half dozen, Mrs
Martha Hoskinson, lst premium. SAT-
spoons.
Button holes, onc-half dozen, Miss
Ida Graf, 81 best, diploma.
Best machine sewing by a girl two
years old. Miss Iinnie Graves, napkin
ring.
Hair work. Mrs Z A Thomas, diplo-
ma
Hair work, Mrs Fred Peterson. di
ploma.
Bead work. Mrs r d Pitt. diploma.
PLANTS, FLOWERS ETC.
Largest and best display of cut flow.
ors. double scarlet thorn. Mrs NJ G
Clark. Lswton's special premium. I'd
best, same. Mrs ] Martin. diploma
Best collection of dried grasses, Miss
Bertha Piper, premium. napkin ring;
81 best. same. Mrs j Martin, diploma.
Worthy of special mention for va
riety of choice flowers arc Miss Eta
Whitworth; for great variety of astors
and sweet peas. Mrs Vereon; for fine
collection Of flowers. Mrs Martha Hos
kinson.
Worthy of special mention arc Mr. G
W Lawton's collection Of flowers aud
plants. etc. and also those of Mrs II L
Yesler, Mrs w H Shoudy, and Mrs
Jameson. And in brief all plants,
flowers etc, merit praise.
Autumn leaves exhibited by Mrs w
b Hall, epecial premium. napkin ring.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Whales rib, by Brooks Randolph.
Fossil shell. by A w Denny.
Silverware. by L p Smith & son, di-
ploma
No 50, E II Still, best display of stuffed
birds. quadrupeds, &c. special premium.
silver medal.
Il L Yesler, globe stand.
Jesse Young. schooner. diploma.
Nelson Lewis. schooner, diploma.
PINE ART.
To tie President:
Your Committee desire to express
qualification that 20 many of our citi-
zens have placed works of art in tho
exhibition a. exhibits. By this means
the taste of the public is educated 10
an appreciation Of the higher achieve
ments in the field of artistic labor.
The picture Of the Giants Causeway,
which has been loaned to the Associs
ton by Mrs Tiernan, is o chef Teurre
which would adorn the gallery OF any
palace in the world. Hence it is not to
be wondered that it received the high
est medal of the Worlds Fair at London
in 1851. and Of tho International Exhi-
bition in New York in 1853. That it
should have found its way to tic shores
Of this Western World is an index Of
the cosmopolitan habit OF our people.