The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-28
Textile Fabric and Household
DEPARTING

The awards were made in his depa-.-
mes yes erday al in general gave mucn
sa .silctiou anu were a follows:
Ms. Joe Page best fol- pieces first pa
III an, $500
MIS-. A. q. Williams; Lexington, mace
uress or robe for iufant, inst pre-
MUM, $40.
Mrs. ". J. Klein. best patch wOtF
quilt 800.
C. A. Guniher, best japanese quilt, INST
premiu N $500. Mrs. ). c. Gold, led
ribbon.
Mrs. NJ. johnson, Page City, be, knitted
counrerpane, first premium, 500
Mrs. VIM. I.a.our, best crocheted counter
pane, 500.
Mrs. A. G. Williams, Lexington, hand
made cotton or linen, first premium, 500.
Miss Carrie Sprecher, best silk embroii-
ery, first premium, s.; Mrs. VIM. Baker,
red ribbon.
Mrs. |. Arnott. best fancy made Work
tides, first premium, -.
Mrs. III. Harter, best crochet lidy, 81.
Mrs. A. q. Williams, best 10 let mas
and ottoman cover, first premium.
SISTERS of the Gracious Blood" BET { =
play Of sofa cushions, So
Miss Mollie Fitzgerald: pin cushions,
first premium, 3.
Mrs. Al Palmer, worsted flowers 3.
Mrs. III. A. Pratt, pair braided or cnain
stitched pillow cases; first premium, 81
! Miss Isadore Clement, be specimen
darned net work; FIRST premium, 81.
"SisteIs of the Precious Blood" best hye
or more pieces ornamental needle worA;
! first premium, y.
| Mrs. a. g.. Williams. Lexington, Mo,
best specimen wax work; first premium, -.
Miss A. E Findlay, LonGwoot; best silk
knitted miitens; first premium y.
Mrs James DeHaven. Brow nSy'ile, oest
wcoIen hose, s.; also best cotton hose. -
Mrs. j. Is. Hall, best rug; -.
JnO. WaIms ey, best display carpets, -.
The committee were: h. 1. Cain,
SedaIia; w. ID. Clrk, Appleton Cll';
J. G. Beedy, Windsor.
Mrs. Susie Gibbs, best ten yerds rag Car
pet, first premium >.
Mrs. A. q. Williams, best display II X
rack, g.
Mrs. NJ. L. Gary, Windsor, FIRST premium
lace handkerchief, 81.
Mrs. w. F. Henry, b7st display kensins-
ton embroidery, 81.
Henry Roe Jr., first premium for home
made ofnameu al stitch, FIRST premium.
Mrs. c. Z Demuth, best display OF eich-
ing first premium, 81. Miss Fannie Starl-
ing red ribbon
Miss Rebecca Hequenbourg, best speci-
ment of knit work, IL. Mrs. DIR. Carr, red
ribbon.
CLASS
The exhibits in this class this year were
not so large as usual, but yet some very ex'
cellent work was shown and much Interest
was manifested in il. The awards were as
follows:
Mrs. w. V. Galbreath, best oil painting
Landscape. d'ploma and 50 Miss U. A.
Heismeyer red ribbon.
Mis-. w. V. Galoreatn, best collection OF
oil paintings, fourteen pieces, $40; Miss
Laura Gleason red ribbon
Mr.. w. V. Galbreath, bsst oil painting
amateurs only, SIS; Miss &. A. Heismeyei
red ribbon.
Miss Laua Gleason, Hannibal, Il 81 pre-
MUM, pastile portrait, 8.
i c. w. Robbins; best specimen pen nln-
ship, fist premium, s..
i G. w. Robbins best spccimau o. Or12-
mental penmanshia, 81.
The comm ttee were, save in one instance,
strangers in the city and hence no par
TALLY Was intended to be shown IN nc
awards In this department as is b, metlme'
believed. The committee was as follows
Misses Mary NJ. Deirzler, San Francisco
Francis z. Samuel, ST. Louis, and John b
Jsvues of mis- ely