The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-10
WINNERS OF THE PRIZES.
THE FLOWER SHOW COMMITTEES
MAKE THEIR AWARDS.

been successful exhibition. The display
in everything, while possibly not so large,
has been equally as good as it has ever been.
In fact, the managers believe that In many
respects the show goes beyond many Of the
previous fairs. The art exhibition was
especially meritorious. The fancy work
department and the needlework and en-
broidery were excellent. The flower show,
while not as large as it was last year, was
very good.
Altogether. the managers say, the exhi-
bition has been very CT editable. The
crowds which visited the hall were pleased
| Upon the success of this fair hinged the fu-
ture of tAe association in great measure.
As it was pronounced success the associ-
alton starts out again under encouraging
conditions. Financially the fair has not
been less successful than its display.
THE FLORAL DEPARTMENT.
The following awards were made in the
floral department:
Mrs. j. F. LaFar-Best collection green
house plants, So.
Mrs. s. F. B. GilIsspie-Bsst pot plant not
before exhibited. ivy geranium, 81.
Mrs s. f. B. Gillespie-Best single carna-
ton in bloom, 81.
Mrs. J. F. LaFar-Best collection of
CdcLl, %.
Mrs. S. F. B. Gillespie-Bsst specimen of
Mrs. j, F. LaFar-Best pair of hanging
Mrs. J. r. ,LaFar-Best single amaryllis
in bloom, 81.
Mrs. j. c. Cornell-Best single geranium
| in bloom, 81.
Mrs. J. c. Cornell-Best double geran-
| ium in bloom, 81.
Mrs. A. L. 'Hartridge-Best display of
pansies. So.
Mrs. S. F..B. Gillespie-Bsst display of
verbenas, 81.
Mrs. G. W. Lamar-Best display of an
nuals, 81.
Mrs v. C. Snedeker-Bsst display of
wild flowers. s3.
Mrs. J. K. P. Carr's display deserves
especial mention and diploma. 1t would
have taken the prize as the best collection if
it had been brought in on the first day of
| the exposition.
THE ART DEPARTMENT.
The following awards were made in the
art department.:
Gottlieb & Hoffman-Best display photo
graphs, etc. Not FOR competition.
| Mrs. ID. B. Hull-Fine water color por-
trait.
Oliver Branson-Fine oil portrait.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Rehnberg-Fine display
painted plaques aud shells aad fish scale
| jewelry.
| frames.
Miss @. Weymouth-Pen drawing of pull
| pit, very fiue.
| Miss Addie Stone-Specially fine sepia
water color study, diploma.
| Miss Ellen Fallgant and Miss Cadda
| Stone-Copies of same object in different
colors, crayon dogs heads, both very fine,
diploma each.
Miss Maud Smith-Best specimen draw
ing, diploma.
MIR. E. A. OByrne-Study in neutral
tint, special mention.
| f. NJ. Farr-Modeling in clay, diploma.
Mrs. VIM. Garrard-Carving on wood,
diploma.
Henry H. LaFar-Scroll saw work,
diploma.
+. C. Hubbell-Oil color study by child
Miss Katie Flannery-Bsst specimens
| china painting, diploma.
Miss Mona Saussy-China painting,
diploma.
Miss K. Flannery-Plaque in oil colors
(originaD, diploma.
Miss Mamie Screven-Best china paint
ing by child, diploma.
Julian M. Solomon--Best amateur pho
Biography, special mention.
Miss Carrie Kayton-Best child's draw
ing, diploma
Mrs. w. B. Sturtevant-Fine collections
OF oil painting, especially piece of lilacs
and Flsurs de Lis, diploma.
E. NJ. Hopkins-Inlaid wood work, di-
ploma.
Mrs J. H O'Byrne-Fine screen canvas
in oils, diploma.
FANCY WORK DEPARTMENT.
Miss Mamie Fowler-Best aresene work,
diploma.
Mrs. M. Kolb-Best collection of fancy
work and embroidery. special mention and
Mrs. E. Footman, 81 years-Best silk
patch work quilt and set of straw mats,
diploma.
Mrs. G. Pierpont-Best chenille embroid-
cry, diploma.
Mrs. Thonnesen-Display Of fancy articles,
diploma
| Mrs. Jacob Lippman-Best embroidered
pillow and sheet sdams, diploma
Miss Leland NJ. Hull, aged years-Best
outlining in silk awarded 81.
Miss Andre-Crazy work, cushions and
pillows, diploma
Miss Brodbacker-Best knitted quilt, SIS.
Miss Hone-Best crazy quilt, diploma
and So.
Mrs. C. o. Drummond-Second best col
| lection OF quilts, awarded a diploma
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payer flowers, diploma.
Nora Gray, Episcopal Orphan Asylum
Best hand-nsde apron, 81.
Florence Phillips, Female Orphan Asylum
| Best hand-stitched handkerchief, 81.
Mrs. J. Bacot-Best darn work infants
robe, diploma.
Mrs. J. Bacot-Best wool crochet work,
diploma.
Mrs. j. Bacot-Best linen crochet,
diploma. 7''
Mrs. Octavus Cohen-Best embroidery on
linen, IS.
Mrs. Octavus Cohen-Best designed
quilt. So SO.
Mrs. G. o. Drummond-Best embroidery
on silk, eight handkerchiefs, diploma
Miss j. Sullivan-Fine display of paper
roses, diploma. aa.
Mrs.lA. II. Moore-Best embroidery on
silk plaque, diploma. ny
Miss j.. T. Ferguson-Best crochet work,
diploma.
Virgie Hamilton-Fancy apron, diploma.
Nellie Jones-Esthetic reticule, diploma.
| Annie Bell Mclean, IL years-Outlining
children's diploma.
Laura Way, s years-Best buttonholes,
diploma.
Miss ]. G. Heyward-Best lace work, di.
ploma.
Mrs. W. W. Owens-Best finger bowl
| dOlias anhroidary on linan lawn dinloma