The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-30
THE PRIZES.

Names of the Lucky Ones and
Awards in the late Children's
Fair.
Following are the names of the
children to whom prizes were
awarded, and the articles presented,
at the fair held in the old school
house, Eighteenth ward. The COM
mittee were Mrs. WINS, Mrs. Ellen
ClaWson, Mrs. A. Roundy, Mrs.
James Watson and Mrs j. G..
Spencer:
Especial prize, given by Mr.. j. B.
Glass, of Studebaker Brothers, for
best patchwork quilt, Miss Lottie
G. Angel, 4 years. Third ward.
Especial prize given by Mrs. Pris-
ella Jennings to the youngest child
for the best plain sewing, Maud M.
Lewis, 6 years, Twentieth ward.
First prize ribbon embroidery
Miss Cora Hooper, Is years, Nine
teenth ward.
Second prize, ribbon embroidery
Miss Clara Morris, IA years, Nine
teenth ward.
First prize, chenille embroidery
Miss Clara Morris, IA years, Nine
tenth ward.
First prize, silk embroidery-Lulu
Rich, II years, Seventeenth ward.
Second prize, silk embroidery
Miss Ruth Eldredge, IL years, Thir-
teenth ward.
First prize, for painting-Miss
Oracle Appleby, IA years, Four
teenth ward.
Second prize, for painting-Miss
Lutte Thatcher, II years, Eighteenth
ward.
First prize, for drawing Miss
Alta Young, II years, Eighteenth
ward.
Second prize, for drawing-Miss
Lutte Thatcher, IA years, Eighteenth
ward.
Second prize, patchwork Miss
Lucy E. Woodruff, 10 years, SeYen-
teenth ward,
First prize, cloth rugs : Miss
Annie Eardley, 10 years, Tenth
ward,
Second prize, cloth rugs Miss
Ella Derr, 10 years, Third ward.
First prize, for wax fiowers-Msy
R. Ensign, 7 years, Eighth ward.
Second prize, for wax flowers
Edith L. Weller, II years, Third
ward.
First prize, for hair flowers
Maggie F. Irvine, IA years, Fourth
ward.
Second prize, for hair flowers
Francis Kingsbury, II years,
Twelfth ward.
Especial prize was given by An.
gus M. Cannon for hand-knitteG
stockings-Delia Enburg, Z years
Eleventh ward.
Second prize was given by Angus
M. Cannon for hand-knitted stock,
ings-Nellie Goddard, IL years.
Eleventh ward.
First prize, knitted wooden shawls
Lizzie Bone, 10 years, Eleventh
ward.
Second prize, knitted woole1
shawls-Lizzie Potter, 9 years
TWEEN ieth ward.
First prize, knitted wooden skirt
Esther Larson, 10 years, TWenti-
eth ward.
! Second prize, knitted wooden skirt
Stella Jacobs, years, Seventeenth
ward.
First prize, knitted hoods-Joseph
inc E. Pinney, Nineteenth ward.
| Second prize, knitted hoods-Ell;
NJ. Raleigh, II years, Nineteenth
ward.
First prize, macrame work-Bel
! Burt, II years, TWenty~frst ward
! Second prize, macrame work
Katie Low, 9years, Twelfth ward
First prize, lambrequins-Susit
| Keyser, Is years, Eighth ward.
| Second prize, lambrequins-Ednt
M. Hyde, 9 years, Seventeenth
ward.
First prize, crocheted Iace-Eliz
NJ. Glade, 10 years, Eighteenth
ward.
| Second prize, crocheted lace-An
ME Crane, Tenth ward.
First prize, crocheted collar
Mary Dallas, II years, Seventeenth
ward.
Second prize, crocheted collar
Sarah Jackson, Z years, Tenth
ward.
First prize, crocheted Tides
Lulu Rich, Ii years, Nineteenth
ward.
Second prize, crocheted Tides
Elite NJ. PenrOse, II years, Eleventh
First prize, crocheted table cover!
Mary Brixon, II years. Eight
Second prize, crocheted tabl
covers - Annie Neve, 8 years
Twenty-frst ward.
First prize, etching = FlOrenc
i Roundy, 7 years, Twelfth ward.