The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-19

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| pared them,for this work. All exhibits
are the work OF girls IA years Of age and
under.
YOUTHFUL PROFESSIONALS.
The work i'm this department is surpris-
ing when the ages OF the contributors
| are considered. Girls from four 10 nine
| years have exhibits OF the most intricate
work In outlining, hand sewing, dress
making and nearly all the work taken
INTO this department.
The silk embroidery 10 worthy Of
praise. The collection OF doilies is pro-
nounoed the finest display ever made at
The fair in this line Tray cloth and out
line work in linen aud cotton are speci-
mems OF professional workmanship.
| specimen OF outline work that would
make many an older head proud OF own
ership. The articles made in hand sew
ing are all by children very young.
DOLL DISPLAY.
This 10 the most interesting display In
the department. The dolls are ali hand
somely dressed. The dresses have been
designed and worked, In the smallest de-
tail, by the children. All little girls will
be especially interested in this display.
ten-yesr-old Miss Hunt has a hand
somely dressed doll on exhibition. Her
exhibit Is commented upon highly as be-
ing perfect piece of dressmaking.
The exhibits in ornamental crooheting,
netting and kitchen aprons are OF high
order, and make an attractive showing.
The specimens in patch work are worthy
of special notice. The display of mats
and rugs this year excels by far any work
of this kind heretofore.
This department has q fine COLLECTION of
stamped porcelain plates.
The exhibit In this department is one
that will please all children, because
children performed the work; Older peo-
pie because the competitors are so sur
prisingiy young to have such difficult
work.
Mrs. James Chace is superintendent Of
this department Mrs. Slocum has been
in charge of this department. and, profit
ing from the experience OF previous years,
Mrs. Slocum has this year excelled all
previous exhibits.
DEPARTMENT v.
A unique and attractive display Of me-
chanical work by boys, l6 years OF age
and under, Is to be seen In this depart
ment.
A very commendable exhibit of hand
carving and sloyd work from Tyler school
is on display.
Aloysius Martin, q boy IL years of age,
has here a number of articles in mecha
ical wood work that would reflect credit
upon an old and skillful mechanic.
An ornamental inlaid checker board
attracts notice.
The forge work and the Venetian iron
work are marvels In their line.
In the display OF ornamental wood
WORK here is miniature banjo, made by
youth of 10 years, that reflects skill up
on the MAKER.
A large model OF a derrick is skilfully
made.
Scroll saving, consisting OF cloth
frames, miniature dressing case made of
Yhlte holly, are excellent specimens of
delicate work.
Specimens OF turned wood and sign
painting reflect credit upon the makers.
The two exhibits that show up nicely
and attract much notice are the models
OF yschts-made in every detail after the
pattern OF the modern yacht; also a min
iature, but good-sized, hook and ladder
truck. The latter made by John j. Win
ters Is piece OF workmanship that in
dicates skllful hand.
The work in this department is repre-
sentative OF constructive uSnds and obe-
dent bodies to so skilfully carry out
the tedious designings Of these imagi- |
native minds. |
Mr.. Robert A. Chace is superintendent |
OF this department.
BENCH SHOW AWARDS.
Mastifs - Challenge dogs, first, DIR G. A |
Longest. Emperor William challenge, pitches,
DR. Longest. Lady Diana, first.
Longest.
Hans sach; open. bitches, first, G A Longest;
second, & Longest, Lady Cameron; third, |
Z Longest. Roslyn.
= 81 Bernards - Rough. coated, open. dogs,
nrst. w Corney, Jim Blaine; second Jacob
Lutz, Waoh Erdman: third, Mrs j Wade,
hlngstonian Guide; reserve, ] " Corney. Die.
second, w Corney, Lady Elsfeth third,
Corney' Nd Liss: reserve, Alfred Tolson. Dor
, st Bernards - Smooth coated, open, dogs,
first. T. A Perry, Comech.
Newfoundlands = Dogs, bitches, second.
k1obert, sideoottom, Lion; third, Charles II
:, Great Danes-Dogs, first. Edward Knieriem,
Major Mckinley H.
English Bl9odhounds-Dogs, first DR. C. A
Longest, Dick Turpin. Bitches, first DR. c A
Longest Black Bess.
reyhounds-Uhsllenge bitches, first, Loon
Y Thomas, Bestwood Daisy.
Greyhounds-Open dogs. first. Fred r Per.
Slns, southern Charm, Bitches, first, Loon a.
Thomas, Southern Belle second, Loon &
I Thomas; southern Gay Girl; third, n l. Pope
American Fox Hounds Challenge. dogs.
irst, Charles ID Bernheimer, Ranger III.
American Fox Hounds-Open, dogs, first
Z Pope, Duke; second, l. Pope Popes sam.
on; third, Thurber, Deacon reserve,
solomon Bennett, Ring.
,ope Pope's Speedy; third, solomon Bennett,
susie.
Bsasies Challenge, dogs first, Joseph
Roy X; Bitches. arst, II l. Kreuder. Ch Lou.
Beagles-Open, dogs, first. Kreuder, Lee III: |
econd, Joachim, Raffier: third, Kreuder. |
Directum; reserve, II Tallman, Punch |
Stches first, No. 63; second, No Ga: thirl |
ylvester Smith, Silverena.
Beagles - Open, dogs first, g O Smith
'arif second, Glenridge Beagle Kennels
.lttle Corporal; third. Ii l. Kreuder, Lucifer
econd. Kreuder, Lovely l.
Beagles-Puppies; second, Howard Almy,
AXE.
Pointers-Open, dogs. first. Robert Leslie
ing OF Lynn: second, Rinada Kennels, Ros.
'ell. Bitches, first Spring & Lenoir, Urnda: |
econd, Rinada Kennels, Lady Reveller; third,
NJ, Beale. Alice Leslie.
PointerS-Open. dogs. first. Rinada Kennels,
pendthrlft; second, w Foote. Kentwood | ]
itches, hrst Rinada Kennels. Hampstead {
it; second, Rinada Kennels, Brackette; &
bird, John Il Heard, Dame Fortune.
English Setters-Challenge, bitches, first,
Perkins, Specter. :
English Setters-open, dogs, second, Oak =
rove Kennels. Dick; third. Fred Il Perkins y
rake, Bitches, first, Oak Grove Kennels j
Ionk Nun second, + Il Perkins, Clara; third