Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-17

none OUT ConhitSeot InAu VI WOnLduJ
can know the arduous and fatiguing duties
connected with the award Of premiums, and
the greatest credit is due those who kindly
volunteered for this work. AL of the COM
mituees finished their labors on Saturday,
hut We only give those Of the most interest
TO the people Of Wheeling and vicinity.
DOMESTIC MANU- CrUREs.
Children's Department, Glass A.-Maud
Hunter, city, took first prize for scrap bag;
Julia Turner, Of Fairfield, o., received Sec
Ond prize for shoe bag.
Anna Savage, Elm Hill, received first
prize for basket work.
Flora Carr, Bellaire, received first prize
for scrap book, and Leslie English second
prize.
Edith Matthews, city, received first prize
for book Of scrap pictures.
Maud Hunter received the prize for best
cap.
Edith Wilkinson, Fairfield, O., received
prize for best paper doll.
Blanche Haase, city, first prize for etched
tray cover, and L. Turner, Fairfield, o.,
second prize.
Katie White, city, first prize for etched
table cover.
Oklu OSpdElNcuI-J. u, PcI6SE "a pEO,i
city, received bronze medal for best display
of dressed and dyed sheep skins; bronze
medal for dressed and dyed morocco. Sill
yer medal for leather, oak tanned, and sill
yer medal for tanned feathers by other
process.
Class c. Miss Brockert Bellaire, 1st
award for etched cigar case; Miss NEWMAN,
city, LIST award handkerchief case; Mrs. Rob.
White, LIST award for ladys morning cap,
crocheted and also child's; Miss NEWMAN,
city, 1st award for brush broom case, and
Mrs. Vim. Turner, Fairfield O., I'd award !;
Anna X. Drissel city, LIST award for fancy
srticie in card board Miss Matte Way
man, Proctor, W. Va LIST award for fancy
night cay; Katie Wingerter, city, LIST award
small cover kensington, and Gertrude
Lamb I'd award; Mrs. Gibson Lamb, city,
LIST award for etched small cover, and also
lst swart for etched lunch cover, and S. J.
Bates I'd award in last named.
Mrs. Robert White, first award, etched
tray cloth. Gertrude Lamb, first award,
chemise band and sleeves. Mrs. VIM. Tur.
ner, first award, crocheted chemise.
Glass B and D-For women over sixty
five years o!d-Mrs, J. l.. Allen, first award,
crocheted afghan: work bags and pin cush
ion. Second award, fancy article in card
board; cotton embroidered chemise and
embroidered she'll case.
Class A and B-Lou Helwig, Triadelphia,
lst award, crocheted afghans, and Mrs. W.
Turner, Fairfield, o., ID award. 5 Askew,
Elm Grove, I'd award, afghans knit. Mrs.
\. Roth, city, LIST award, handmade apron.
Lou Helwig, Triadelphia, LIST award, fancy
sprUn; Mrs. p. A. Shryer, Proctor, W.
W., % award. Mrs. 4. Il. Fry, Keyser, list
award, blankets embroidered in silk. Lou
Helwig, Triadelphia, lst award, painted
tanner.
Glass d. G. II and K-Darning in cotton
and wool, Miss Newbam lst and Mrs. +.
Sandrock I'd. Childs fancy dress, hand
made, Mrs. Harry Rumble LIST. LAdy's
embroidered dress, Mrs. J. Il. Hartman,
independence. Knitted hood, Mrs. Henry
Dussell, city, I'd Crocheted hood, Mrs.
Wm. Turner, Fairfield, o, 81. Lace hand
kerchief. Anna X. Dussell, city, I'd. EN-.
broidered handkerchief. Miss Lou Helwig
lst. Knitting, Schaffer's factory, ID
Class D.-Parlor and hall furniture, Il:
IL Son, LIST: G. Mendal IL Co., "a. Mirrors
and glass ornaments, Friend x Son. Par
celsin, breakfast, dinner and tea set, ].
FIiedel 4 Co., LIST. Single piece of design,
Pottery Co, LIST; same, first on collection
of queensware. Etched glass and collec-
ton of glass, Henry Northwood, city,
medal and first premium.
Glasses +, G, n, L and M-For women
oyer sixty five years OF sge-Mrs J. l.. Al
len, of Fairfield, o, first premium on EN-.
broiGered night gown, Crocheted hood,
handkerchief, darned lace and wooden
mits second premium on cotton lace.
Anna X. Dussell, first on macreme lace.
Miss Callie Johnson city, second on wooden
mittens. Second on toilet mats, Mrs. J. Il.
Miller, city.
Glasses \ 2 q and R-Mrs. VIM. Turner,
Fairfield, LIST for CrocAeted nubia, 2nd on
fancy pillow, 2nd on embroidered foot.
Mrs. Z. \. Shrjver, Proctor, End on GRO
cheted nubia. Embroidered pillow case,
Mrs. Capt Carr, city. Miss Mary Dorsey,
city, LIST and End on pillow insertion. Mrs.
G. X. Wheat, lat on pillow sofa. Miss
Julia Goldman, city, LIST on embroidered
Pleasant 2ud. Tufted cushion, Miss Alice
Boggs, Isl, and Miss Emma Woods, city,
2ud. Fancy pillow, Miss Kurner, lst.
Painted pin cushion, Miss SAllie Hare, city,
2nd. Tufted pin cushion, AEna DuSsell,
lst, and Mrs. L Hartman, Independence,
2nd. Pin cushion, Miss Wiley. city, lst,
aud Mrs. Carr, city, End. Crocheted
quilts, Mrs. Chichester, R0mney, lst
aud Mrs. Albers, Knoxville, 2ud.
Knit cotton quilt w. E;erter, city, lst,
and Mrs. A. J. Korner, city, %. LDgabiu
quilt, Miss Sue Johnson, city, LIST. Calico
quilt, Miss J. c. KCerner city, lst, aud
Mrs. Mira Kemp. Barnesville, lst, and
Mary A Wills, city, I'd. White hand quilt,
Mrs II. Hubbard, city. Crpzy uuilr, HstiA
WinCerer lst, and Mrs Platt Zane Il
B1rla. <, 1t premium divided betwee
Mrs. +. Ripley and Mrs II NJ. Atkinson
Elm Grove. Rug J. NJ Atkinson, lst
Slumber robe, Mrs. 2 Zane, LIST and Mrs
K Hartman, I'd.
Classes l.. and M.-Crocheted leEgihs,
Mrs. VIM. Turner, Fairfield, lst. Crochete /
collar, Mrs. C.. W. TOnner lst and Ms,
LIST and Mrs. VIM. Turner %. Crocheted
lace wool, Miss T. A. Shown. LIST, aud
Mrs. Sue Loight ID. Knit lace, Mrs J. R.
Waterman lst. Crocheted lace, Emma
Gray LIST and Kate Wingerter, city, ID.
MsCTeme lace, Anna pussell, city, lst
Dared lace, Mrs. VIM. Turner LIST, and LIST
and I'd on point lace. Mounted lamb-e
quin, Lena Klapheck lst and Mrs. Albers,
Knoxville 2d. Crocheted mats, Mrs W.
Hullihen, Stsunton, lst, and Miss Julia
Goldman %. Toilet mats, Mrs. James
mitttns, Mrs. Mary Bingls lst and Mrs J.
K. Miller, city. %. Wool mittens, Mrs.
VIM. Turner 1st and Sadie Asksw, EN-
Grove. %.
Classes F. Fl, l., NJ and P-Childrens' De.
psrtment-W orsted hood, L. Turner, Fair
field, LIST. Hemstitching. Julia Turner. LIST,
Katie Lukens, city, 2ud. f. Turner, 3rd
LsmbrPquins Augusta Klingeubry. lst.
Florence Suter, End, Della EiSton, ST.
Louis, 3rd, and Maud Hunter city, 4ih
Clifton crCcheted lace, Maud Hunter, LIST,
Msggie Prince, 2ud, and Annie Sadler 3rd.
Cotton KIM lace. Annie Friedel, lst
Worsted lace, Katie Lukens, LIST, and Lille
Pratt md. Knit lace, T.. Turner. 2ud.
Crocbeted braid lace, Maggie Prince 1st.
and Florence Suter, 2nd. Notices, Julis
F. Turner, Fairfield, lst. Crocheted lamp
mat, Daisy Hartman, Independence. lst
Crszy patch pillow, Miss George Osborne,
city.
Glasses P, Q, R, S, T. and w.-women
over O. years Of sge-Calico quilt, Mrs. Mer.
chant, city. LIST Silk quilt Mrs. J.
Zane, 1st. Besrlsp rug, Mrs. J. K. Hart
man, LIST and Mrs. E J. Zane. End. Knit
infants shirts. Miss Libbie Campbell. LIST.
Hand pillow shams, Mrs. J. I. Allen,
Fairfield, lst. Cotton stockings, Mrs Mat
tie J. Thornton, 1st. Worsted wristlets,
Mrs. J. L. Allen, LIST
Glasses 4, S, T and W.-Children's De.
partment-Hearth rug, E. Turner, 2nd.