Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12

position, present splendid appearance.
The STANDARD Soap Company's space, men
toned Monday morning has since developed
into magnificent booth, the style being tn II
of the Arabian Pagoda, with creacen;
flag flying from the top. It N skss very
conspicuous display. l. would be impossible
to make more elaborate display out of the
material.
G. II. Krebs & Co. have splendid exhibit
tion OF wall paper, located in the northeast
corner f the east room on the second story.
| This is the only entry of the description
made this year.
NEEDLE, SHE'LL AND wAXwoRK.
There are but two mora entries in the
needle. shell and wsxwork department this
year shan last, but the articles exhibited are
much finer than for many years. With the
exception of Two small showcases, which are
| in the north eud Of the main second story
hall, and a number of quilts hanging across
the south end, these exhibits are in the east
room. Below are some of the most conspic-
uous of the articles entered in this depart
ment:
Miss Mamie E. hatcher of Sacramento.
has perhaps the most elaborate display, and
it occupies two cases. 1t embraces very
beautifully embroidered toilet set, handsome
samples of chenille, Kensington and silk en-
broidery embroidered handkerchiefs and en-
broidered pillow. shams.
Mrs Merry Wilcox, of Cosumnes, in this
county, has entered very handsome silk
quilt and foe calico Quilt.
Mrs. Charles A. Smith. of Washington,
Yolo county. exhibits unique hearth-rug.
Miss Lille B. Cutter. of this city, has en-
tered enc table scarf and one tidy.
Mrs. 2. De Bernard, of this city, has
foe display of ribbon wolk and one knitted
quilt.
Miss Louise Conrad, of this city, has
large exhibit, embracing applique work, va
rious kinds Of embroidery, fac lace work,
handsome crocheted bedspresd, fine knitting,
and beautifully embroidered wall panel
Mrs. John Belmer, of this city, has one
bedspread and two pillow shams that are very
neat
Miss Emma Andrews, of this city, has en-
tered one lamberquin and one table spread.
Mrs. j. j. Guthrie, Of Sacramento, has a
very fine exhibit of crochet work, embracing
skirt, satchel, a table lamberquin. a toilet
set and chsir tidy, also pair of handsome
pillow shams.
Mrs w. Bsckmsp, of this city, has an ex-
ceedingly fine piece of embroidery on ex.
hibition, it being a silk sofa cover.
Mrs. z. d. Gngings, of Sacramento, has
fine piece of KansingtoD, one of applique
and two Of embroidery.7
Miss Minnie Cluness, of this city, exhibits
very fine crocheted shawl.
Mrs. Emma Ccackbon, of Sacramento. has
made two entries-silk embroidery and Ken
sington work.
Miss Kittie Van VOORHEES,, of this city, has
entered three pieces Of handsome Lovelace
embroidery.
Weinstock & Lubin, of this city, have
made the following entries in this depart
ment; Lady's embroidered dress, display
OF millinery, velvet bonnet, velvet hat, silk
bonnet, display of feathers. variety of arti-
| fetal flowers, wax work statuary.
Mrs. R, 0. Craveus, of this city, exhibits
a handsomely cTocheted shawl.
Mrs. J. W. Pierce. Of this city, has entered
| one lace tie and cIocheted shawl on which
| there is much work.
Mrs. J. C. McCracben, Of Sacramento, ex.
| hibits fac silk quilE.
Mi Gusse NJ. Wilcox, of this city, has on
exhibition a very elaborate bedspread
Misses Brothers, of this city, have made
entries for premiums as follows Display Of
millinery, velvet bonnet, velvet hat, silk
bonnet. display Of feathers, variety Of artif-
cial flowers.
Mrs. Jane. Farris, of this city, has en-
tered sn exquisitely designed silk quilt, two
sets Of knitted table mats and one embroid
cred handkerchief.
largest display in the department. Some of
the work is Of the most exquisite design and
rec uired very much labor. Among the most
noticeable ara the plush painting of fur va
rieties, different kinds of surface painting,
| brocade and laid, and colored bronze. There
are also many varieties of wax work. The
most unique piece of this exhibit is a harbo-
tine Iamoge vase, all hand made. It also
embraces crocheted shawls, braided pillow
shams, wall panels, table scarfs, applique and
| Turkish work, Kensirg gton in silk, peacocks'
| feathers, and many varieties or embroidery.
| OF the latter, the finest is srasene embroi-
derry. Mrs. Lyon has made q entries.
Mrs. H. Worthington, of Florin, has en-
tered two elaborate patchwork quilts.
Helen NJ. Smith, Of Sacramento, exhibits
| q varisty of fine ornamental needle work.
Mrs. NJ. T. Brewer has very beautiful
silk quilt.
Mrs. C. Robin, of Sacramento, displays an
exquisltely worked ottoman and cover.
Miss Della Wilson, Of this city, has entered
two table scarfs, ribboa embroidered.
Mrs. u R. Hamilton, Of this city, has 8
large aud exquisite display of fancy work,
embracing embroidered pictures, table covers
and wall panels; one elaborate patchwork
quilt; one piece each of outline, arasene and
| chenille embroidery one mantle scarf water
color), and one chair tidy ia ribbon and ap-
| phque.
Miss Libbie Smith, of Sacramento. has en-
tered a very beautiful toilet SET
Mrs. Nancy Turner. of this city, exhibits
hearth rug of fancy design.
Mrs. L. e. Steever, of Sacramento, exhib-
its very noticeable carriage afghsn.
Miss Gertie Whitney. of this city, displays
a toilet set of very beautiful design.
Mrs. Thomas Cottar has on exhibition one
of the most beautiful pieces in the depart
ment-s large and elsgantly-worked mantel
lambre quin.
Mrs. w. H. Devine, of this city, shows 8
handsome knitted bedspread.
Mrs E. X. Norton, of this city, has en-.
tered variety of very fine lace work.
Mrs. J. E. Parmeter, Of Sacramento, dis
plays some excellent porcelain painting.
Mrs. j. w. Pierce, Of this city, exhibits 8
handsome lambrequin.
Miss Carrie Dunlap, of this city, has made
three entries-a crocheted shawl, o sofa pll
low cover and crochsted quilt-all of very
handsome design.
Mrs G. W Lusk. of this city. has entered
a fine knitted bedsprssd.
Mrs. w. n. Snow, of this city, displays
an embroidered afghan, bedquilt (hsod
painted in oily, and fine display of lace
work.
Miss Carrie Campbell, of Oakland, has en-
tered an elaborate olspisY oil henslngtoI
embroidery-a toilet set, fre-screen, anc
one piece unfinished.
Mrs. w. H Wright has on exhibition 8
very handsome bead-work pin-cushion anc
some Kensington embroidery.
Miss Phoebe G. Brown, of Sacramento. has
o large and handsome display OF ornamental
needle work, and alec of silk and Remington
embroidery, and one piece Of fine lace work
Mrs. f. l.. Msnlove, of Sacramento, has
entered an exquisitely-designed silk quilt.
Mrs j. Domingos of this city. has made
several entries of noticeable pieces, and the
case containing them looks very handsome
The display embraces set of dsrned nel
pillows and spread, silk quilt, cone table
and piece Of antique guipure lace.
Miss Susie Russell, of this city, has made
several entries of noticeable fancy work, in
Guiding among others two embroidered firt
screens, one embroidered wall panel. one out
line embroidered table scarf. one piece che
mile work, and one piece of water color o.
silk.
Mrs. B. 3. Cutter of Sacramento, has en-
tered one " crazy" quilt, which is justly en-
titled to it's name.