Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-03
AWARDS MADE by THE JUDGES.
Premiums to Exhibitors in the Tex
tile Building.

premiums TO ShibitOrs III she TEX
tile Building.
The judges OF woman's handiwork dis
played in the Textile building are rapidly
nearing the completion of their work, ably
assisted by Mrs Moulton, the superintendent
Tho work of determining awards for the
most merltorious work in this building will
probably be completed today. The awards
up till noon today are as follows:
Glass G, Lot 5-Lunch cloth: First, Mrs,
C. w. Cox, Omaha: second, Mrs. Mabel
Truax. Omaha. Six doyles: First, Mrs,
Mabel Truax; second, Mrs. Belle Keyser.
Omaha. sidehoard scarf; First, Mrs. f.
ID. Davis. Clay Center; second, Mrs. w. C.
Pritchard, Omaha. Dresser scarf: First,
Lottie NJ. FaNon. Hastings; second, Mrs. 5.
IL. Murdoch, Des Moines. Drape: First, l..
Belle Perfect, Omaha; second, j. A. Robson,
Omaha. Handkerchief: First, Mrs. Ora
ham Bradley, Omaha second, Catherine Mel
chors, Omaha. Pillow shams: First, Mrs.
Gertrude Kinder Omaha; second, Miss Mar
garet Wedge, Omaha. Apron: First,
Catherine MelchOrs, Omaha; second, Lottie
NJ. Faxon. Display OF drawn work, five
pieces: First, Lottie NJ. F'aXon; second,
Minnie Smith, Boonsboro, la.
Lot 6-Infants' skirt: First, Mrs. S. c,
Wilson, Lincoln; second, Mrs. Chaplin, Lin
coin. Infants blankets: First. Mrs. S. c,
Wilson; second, Mrs. II. NJ. Chaplin. Ladys
SklEl, GtEOlu, sllt IltlllllHs lllbN
shams; First, Liney Fleming; second, Josie
E. Wilmot, Omaha. Six handerchicGs
First, Mrs, Jane Bennett; second, Mrs. b.
ID. Hoyey, Omaha. Pair towels: First, Mrs.
Erwin w, Clancy, Beatrice; second, Mrs, j.
w. Fead, Omaha. Suit lady's u%nierware:
Second, Mrs. +. u. Gage, Lincoln. Table
cloth and napkins; First, Mrs. A. w. Me
Laughlin, Omaha; second Mrs. j. w. Fead,
Display satin stitch embroidery, six pieces
First, Mrs. NJ, McKain, Omaha second, Mrs,
Il. II, Gage,
Lot 7-Centcr piece fourteen entries
First, Mrs. j. Allen, Omaha; second. Miss
Marion Wilkins, Omaha. Six doyles: First,
Ida NJ. Call, Omaha; second, Mrs, c.. J.
Croaks. Tray cloth: First, Mrs. c. j.
Croaks; second, Mrs. Il. II. Hill, Des
gle Bishop; second. Mrs, w. II. Allen.
Omaha. Apron; Second, Mrs, c, j. Croaks.
Pincushlon cover: First, Mrs. c, J, Croaks
second, Ida NJ, Call. Sofa pillow cover:
First. Mrs c. j, Croaks; second, Mrs. Il,
G. Wightman. Display OF Honiton en-
b%roidery. six pieces: First, Mrs. c.. j,
Croaks; second, Ida NJ. Call.
Lot S--Splasher: First, Mrs. C. s, Smith,
beatrice; second, Mabel Linderholm, Tray
cloth; First, Mae #. Morrell, Omaha
Miss Anna Harris, Red Oak. la; second,
Mrs. II. S. Bin. Beatrice. Table cover
First. Mrs, II. s. Bin; second, Mrs. S, C.
Wilson. Sideboard scarf: First, Lima
TeSelke, Onlanai SECOND, hlEs' y. w. NC
LAughlin. Dresser scarf: First, Minnie
Smith. Boonsboro. Ia; second. Mrs. A. w
Mclaughlin. Display outline embroidery
ak pieces: First, Mrs. Il. L. Hoag, Omaha.
second. Mrs. X, S. BIN.
Lot iS-Black Lace Bark First, Mrs. G.
J. Croaks. Lincoln; second. Mrs. Maggie
Bishop, East Des Moines. Black Lace Col
lar: First. Mrs. q. J. Croaks; second. Mrs
Maggie Bishop. Black lace. one yard; First
Mrs. @, }, croaks; second. Mrs. Maggie
Bishop. Honiton lace handkerchief Seven.
teen ~entries): First, Mrs. 8. C. Wilson
Miss Nellie Finch. ArapaheS. iIoni;on lace