The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-15
RHEUMATISM
THE FAIR AT VICTORIA,
LIST OF THU PREMIUMS AWARDED
IN wOsiAN's DEPARTMENTS.
Indictment Weather Causes a small
Attendance NJ the Baby show.
Girls Carry on the Prises.

Victoria. Texas. November 1.-The fol-
lowing is list Of the premiums awarded
at the Southwest Texas fair, as far as
conld be obtained last night:
WomaE's department - Embro.dcries-
Table cover Mrs. A. S. Davidson of
lGcro. center piece with Honton lace,
Nazareth Academy: center piece, Mrs. C.
G. Levi; tray cloth. Mrs. J. Welsch uf
Cucro SPECIMEN Queen Am. ctarnins, Mrs.
G. q. Levi: sofa cushion, Mrs. A. Nj. Me.
Fadin;. specimen tufted embroidery aud
cut work. Mrs. j. Welsch OF Cuero spec.-
men OF Carriage robe. Mrs. Alexander;
tea Goth. doglies. Mrs. Welsch of Cuero
Laces-- Jiandkerchiefs. Mrs. C. G.. Lev;;
crochet lace. Nazareth Academy. speci-
men showing greatest variety OF designs
Tor Knit or crochet work, Mrs. i. Mal.fz;
la.ipin lace, Mrs. Praeger; Melted iarncd
lace. Nazareth Academy; specimen tat
Knitting and crochet work-Mais, Nnz-
areth Academy; knit gloves, Mrs. A. Sar-
TOMS; crochet faScinator, Nazareth Aoa-
DENY; crochet Infants cloak, shawl and
hood. Mrs. Ii. c. Trlylor of Port Lavara;
crochet ,nflant's sock, Mrs. w. r. Rup-
.ey crochet cotton tidy, Mrs. j. Maurier;
knit afghan. Mrs. ]. Welsch of Cuero
crochet infants sacaue, Miss Valerie Slb-
w NtSiINh rug iutut VI rags, AlTS. ~.
Buckert; specimen cross stitch on can
vas or cloth. Miss julia HA,rschild: mus
lin or paper flowers. Nazareth Academy.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES robe. Mrs. J..
Wertherner.
Pia.r sewing Hand made shirt, un.
laurdered, Mrs. J. Welsch OF Cuero: hand
made dress, Mrs. j. Malitz; kitchen
apron, Miss F.sGo!dman; sun bonnet. Miss
Norma Goldman.
Fancy observation-disclosures apron and
specimen rtckrack work, Miss Lula Gold,
man; specimen pillow case, chain-stitch-
ed. Mrs. NJ. c. Miller; piano cover Mss
& Montgomery; Infants robe. Mrs. II. ID.
sullivan: drawn work other than hand
ken chiefs. Mrs. C. G.. Levi.
Bread. cakes, etc.-Loaf wheat bread,
cake, Mss e. Urban; chocolate cake, Miss
F. Goldman; fruit cake, Mrs. A. Gold
man,
Preserves and jellies-Jar peach pre-
serves. Mrs. H. D.. sullivan; pear pre-
serves. Mrs. c.. A wertheimer; plum pre-.
serves Mrs. A. NJ. McFaddin; fig AMI
water melon preserves, Mrs. G. A.
Werthe.mer: tomato and grape preserves,
Mrs Il p; Sullivan; plum jelly. Mrs. A.
! bert: apple jelly. Mrs. II. y. Sullivan.
peach sweet pickles. Nazareth Academy
| tomato carsup. Mrs. A. Goldman.
The baby show did not attract the
| number of infant contestants which was
expected, due no doubt to the Indictment
and threatening weather The prizes
which We're given by HalleI Bros. were
won by Miss Claire sullivan, daughter
| CT Mrs II. d, Sullivan; second by Miss
| CNdine Pool, daughter of Mrs. j. F. Pool
and the THIRD BY Mss Grace Mcfarland
| daughter of Mrs. r. G. Mcfarland.
| Miss Bertha ENritz, daughter of Mr.. j.
| A. Fritz. was awarded the handsome desl,
offered by the Victoria Furniture com
nany to the most popular young lady IN
| Southwest Texas, the votirg being done
on coupons detached from the tickets OF
| admission.