St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-05
HE MINNESOTA DERBY.
FOR FANCY WORK.
Those Who Took Premiums for the
Rest Displays.

The award of premiums in Division E,
which covers fancy work, was given out
Yesterday. The lucky exhibitors were the
following, the premiums ranging from So
to 81 each.
Manufactured Goods-Ida f. Martin, Hud-
son. first, on machine made skirt; second, on
nigh dress and colored netting; E. ID. Able,
Pennington. first, on colored netting; second,
on hearth rug; J. J. Smith, Minneapolis, first.
on wool nubbings and child's dress; second,
knitted lace and knitted silk lace; Marion
Z. Hope, Combes, first and second, mems
wool socks; Mrs. G. Martin, Hudson. second,
mems mittens; Mrs. NJ. II. Hewson, Pine
Island. first, mems cotton socks, ladies' night
dress and chemise; second, handmade skirt;
Mrs. ID. GoodSDeed. Minneapolis, second, par
Tor rug, first. kitchen apron; Mrs. NJ. Flegle,
Minneapolis, first, plain sewing; Ida Kelly,
Pennington, first, ladies' stocking, cotton,
second, wool parlor rug; Mrs. IL. Robinson,
Minneapolis, second child's dress and kitchen
apron; E. K. EXcoffier, St Paul, second,
ladies' stocking, cotton; Mary q. Holdings
head. Merriam Park, second, darning and re-
pairing; Mrs I. B. Sheldon, Red Wing, first
chemses and darning and repairing; Helen
B. Wittier Empire. first, knitted cotton lace;
Mrs. B. C. Riddle Mortified, first and second,
ladies' wool stockings; Mrs. c. II. Kellogg,
St. Paul, first, ladies' wool stockings:
Nellie Brown, Shakopee, first, wool hearth
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rag hearth rug, wooden shirts and ladies
dress; Miss Chamberlain, Mortified, first,
mems cotton socks; Mrs. E. P. Horton, st.
Paul, first, fancy silk quilt; Mrs. j. H. Frost,
Merriam Park. second, knit spread; Mrs.
ROsenhultz st. Paul, first, patchwork sofa
pill ow; Mrs. E. d. Able, Pennington, first,
silk quilt; Elizabeth Roberts, Salem, first,
cotton spread: Kate Marsh, St. Paul, first,
embroidered silk quilt; H. NJ. Hengler,
second, silk quilt; Mrs. Mosher,
Redfeld, second, log cabin quilt; Mrs. J. j..
Smith, Minneapolis second, Japanese table
cover; J, II. Kelly, Pennington, first, white
quilt; Mrs. J. w. Hicks, ST. Paul, second,
patchwork quilt. Mrs. E. G. Hall first, GRO
chet spread; Mrs. J. ]. Snyder, Minneapolis,
second. quilt by lady over 60; Mrs. Taylor,
Minneapolis, first, silk plush quilt; Mrs. Shell
don, Red Wing, first, silk crib quilt, log cabin
quilt quilting; second, Japanese quilt; Mrs.
Towsler Cable, second. silk quilt;
Mrs. Davis Bingham Lake, second, worsted
quilt; Ida " Penner, St. Paul, first, sofa pill
low, second, table scarf; Annie Palmer, ST.
Paul, second, Kensington embroidery on silk,
second, cover for foot rest; first, chenille em-
broidery and arraseen embroidery; Minnie
Hoyt, st. Paul, second, embroidered infant
skirt; NJ. Mcdowell, first, embroidered table
cover, first, table cover: Mrs J. Ii. Frost. Mer-
riam Park, first, ribbon embroidery: Ida E..
Martin, Hudson, second, toilet cushion: first,
embroidered silk tidy and window
lambrequin: Mrs. A P. Morse, st. Paul,
second, mantle lamberquin; Mrs. Beseridge,
Minneapolis first, embroidered pillow shams
and foOt-rest cover; second, window lambre-
quins; Cady Nelly, St. Paul, first, darned net;
Mrs. E. Roberts, Salem, second, sofa pillow:
J. NJ, E. Baker, Lake City, first, braided
shams; Kate Marsh, st. Paul. first and Sec
ond, Kensington embroidered worsted; Sec
ond, bracket lambrequin; j. j. Smith, Mime
apolis, second, hem-stitching, infant skirt
and darned net; first, embroidered jacket
and worsted sofa pillow; Mrs. A. NJ. Hudson,
Pine Island, first, lap robe; second, hand
made skirt, knitted cotton lace; Mrs. Roberts,
first, canvas toilet mat; Ida A. Dyke,
first, embroidered toilet set; second, plush
sofa pillow, Arrasene silk embroidery, etch-
ing on silk; Mrs. Frederickson, Litchtield,
second, chemise embroidery; Mrs. +. Coyle,
Minneapolis, first, embroidery, embroidered
infant shawl and skirt, Arrasene worsted
embroidered, second, ribbon embroidery;
Ida H. Kelly, Pennington, first infant
afghan; Mrs. Hicks, St. Paul. first, silk Ken
sington embroidery: Mrs. Robinson, Mime
apolis, first and second, infant robe; Mrs.
Collins, Minneapolis, second, embroidered
pillow-shams; NJ. r. Gibson, st. Paul. first,
embroidered fine screen and table scarf;
Alice Cassidy, Minneapolis, first, braiding,
second, braided pillow shams: Mrs. Betty, St.
Paul, first, infant cap: Mrs. Planck, st.
Paul, second for screen; Miss Anna Palmes 9,
st. Paul, second, golden embroidery; Marga-
ret Ownes, st. Paul, first and second, CHI air
| back and seat; Miss Gibson, st. Paul, golden
embroidery; Miss Excoffier, st. Paul, first,
remstiUch skirt; Anna McMan, Minneapolis,
second, carriage afghan; Mrs. French,
| st. Paul; first. cotton embroidery and
cotton crotchet work; Mrs. Shell
| don, Red Wing, first, worsted
mantel lambrequin, etching on silk and cot
| ton, second, embroidered infant skirt; Mrs.
Babcock, Minneapolis, first, carriage afghan;
Lizzie Horton, St. Paul, first, bracket lambre-
quin; Mrs. Davis, Bingham Lake. second,
| cushion: Helen Engelbretter, St. Paul, first,
point lace; Mrs. Went, first, painting on
satin; Mrs. Phillips, ST. Paul, second, darning
| bag; Ida E. Martin. Hudson, second, fancy
| tidy; Ellen Hollingsbead, Merriam Park,
| first, scrap basket; second work basket; J j.
| Smith Minneapolis, second. Honiton lace; Mrs.
Harson, Pine Island, first, silk mitten; Mrs
Goodspeed, Minneapolis, first, darning bag:
Mrs. Gibson, St. Paul, first, fancy tidy; Julia
| Arnot, St. Paul, first, cotton tidy; Mrs
Bartlett, Minneapolis, first, Honiton lace
second, point lace; Mrs. Sheldon, Red Wing
first, toilet cushion; Lizzie Horton, St. Paul.
| first, slipper case; Sadie K. Steis, st. Paul
| first, painting on satin.
Annie Palmes of st. Paul was given
Kimban organ for the finest display of needle