Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-12

A Partial List OF what Some of ths
Ladies' OF Nevada Contributed "a
n Great Show.
From q late number OF the New OrlesnI
Picayune we take the following list o
articles sent by the ladies of Nevada undel
The auspices of the State Branch Of thu
Pacific Coast Ladies Art and Industrial
ASS ociation:
In one Of the cases fronting on the mair
aisle will be found q small but fine collec
ton of minerals sent by Mrs. O. @.
Thomas, some of the specimens coming
from 1910 feet deep mines. Next to this
case is another filed with needlework
Here will be found a handkerchief
case embroidered by Miss Annie Hanon, Of
Columbus, New; a cushion by Stella
Washburn, Of Belmont, New; ahandker.
chief case and satchel by Mrs. s. l.. Lee,
OF Carson City, New; a smoking cap en-
broidered by Mrs. Byden, of Belmont,
New.
Mrs. Culp, of Carson City, New, sends
q table banner, with two chickens ex'
quisitely embroidered in chenilles. Mrs.
Culp also sends a set of velvet cuffs, etc.,
h4O III CACnIllO AlObb AODCos
A handsome pair OF banner screens come
from Mrs. General R. M. Clark, of Carson
City, one painted in passion flowers, the
other embroidered in white elem ats.
An effective mosaic table scarf comes
from Mrs. Y~erington, Of Carson City, and
Miss Movers, of the same place. sends an
artistic plaque. A fine set of crocheted
shams and spread, illustrating, il ever
work did, the patience of women, is sent
by Mrs. G. M. H%olbrook, of Holbrook,
New. Miss George Chedic, of Carson,
sen DIS several artistic examples of her skill
as an embroideress. Mrs. Thomas Stone,
OF Carson, and Mrs. j. B. Howes, an old
lady of IS, sends each hand wrought rugs.
A handsome black satin embroidered ia
birds screen comes from Mrs. George T.
Davis, of Carson.
Mrs. Gov. Adams, Of Nevada, sends a
salad set artistically hand-painted, and a
painted tambourine comes from the late
Mrs. Mcdonald, Of Reno, New. A pair of
painted plaques are the work of Miss Ollie
Bray, of Carson, and Misses May Keyser
and F%lorente Meder, Of Carson, send a point
lace set made by themselves. A set of laces
for cushions come from Misses Clapp and
Babcock, of Carson City. Mrs. Lee Adkin.
son, of Virginia City, sends q painting of
the Coordination Shaft" in Virginia
City mine. Mrs. Thorpe sends from her
easel the picture of the noted dangerous
Geiger grade, taken at the point of the toll
house.
Mrs. j. G.. Fox. of Carson, sends fine ex-
amples of flannel embroidery, and some
very dainty chenille work sent by Mrs. M.
A. Murphy, of Carson. Several good pic
lures in oils are the work Of Miss Carrie
Elsey, of Carson City.
A very elaborate luncheon set Of linens,
each piece done in some characteristic out
line embroidery, is the work Of Mrs.
Judge Leonard, of Carson City. A very
clever picture representing a tropical scene
under q lovely sky is by Miss Nell Wright.
an artist of Virginia City, New. Helen
Crawford sends the crayon copy of the
we'll known girl with the pitcher.
The photograph of a fine collegiate
building designed by Mrs. A. J. Anderson,
wife of the President of the Whitman Col
lege at Walla Wslla. Washington Terri
tory, is worthy of observation.
A badge of Lafayette worn OF Lafayette
ball is sent by Mrs. T. R. McGurn, of
Nevada.
The foregoing list does not specify all
the articles which were sent from Nevada;
but we suppose the Picayune will presently
complete the list.