The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-23

and painting, awarded to Miss Grace
Bailey.
Prizes for improvement in orna-
mental needlework, awarded to Misses
T. Davis and NJ. Kinney. HOnorably
mentioned, Misses Z. Davis, G. Bailey
and r. Quirk.
Prize for plain sewing, awarded to
Miss Bertha Ehret. Competitors, Alice
Curley, Laura Byrnes and H. Pollock.
Honorably mentioned. Katie Pollock,
Ethel Solomon, Nellie MahOn, K. Flynn
THE ART EXHIBIT
one of the pleasures of the day was
a few moments spent in the academy
parlors. Here may be seen a large
and very artistic display of beautiful
work which gives evidence of appre-
ciative and industrious pupils.
Among the pieces executed in mineral
painting on china deserving of special
mention are a jardinier and dessert set
in floral design by Miss NJ. Luce, =
chocolate set and other pretty pieces
by Miss 7. Davis. and a tete-a-tete set
beautifully decorated with baby-blue-
eyes peeping although maiden-hair
fern by Miss Z. Davis.
Misses J. Hayes, NJ. Kinney, c. Mss
Ter. F. Brown j. Bagley and NJ.
Beaver are also. deserving of special
mention.
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presents its own merits of artistic
character and fine execution. the work
of the following young ladies being
specially noteworthy: Misses H. Berk-
land, J. Hayes, G. Bailey, T. Davis,
c. Nissler Z. Brown, K. Finn. NJ.
Kinney, J. Bagley and NJ. Tem9leton.
Not the least in Importance may be
mentioned the handiwOrk of the begin
ners; studies from casts. flowers and
n M
crayOn and showing a great deal of
talent.
The parlors themselves nicely decor
ated with plants and flowers, form a
pleasant contrast to the work dis
played.
DISPLAY OF FANCY WORK.
Miss T. Davis, centerpiece hand
someIy embroidered in roses. lunch
cloth in violets. centerpiece and doylies
to match in Honiton embroidery; Miss
NJ. Kinney. tray cloth embroidered in
p0ppies, centerp5ece in wild roses, lunch
cloth in apple blossoms. handkerchief
case, half dozen doylies. embroidered
flannel skirt; Miss c. Nissler, black
satin piano cover, embroidered in Vio-
lets; Miss |. Douglas, set of embroidered
table linen; Miss C. Vadner. embroid
cred table cloth and napkins to match;
piece and doylies TO match: Miss F.
Cooper. piano cover; Miss \. Walsh,
centerpiece. tray cloth and handker-
chief case; Miss Z. GlOor. table scarf
and glove case; Miss NJ. VioX, sofa pill
low, centerpiece and half dozen doylies;
Miss NJ. Miles, two centeTDieces; Miss
c. Bailey, centerDiece and tray cloth;
Miss NJ. McCaffery, sofa pillow and
lunch cloth; Miss 5. Hummer, embrOid-
alaf
cushion; Miss X. QUirk. centerpiece in
roses; Miss 3. Miller, tray cloth en-
broidered in sweet peas; Miss n. Os-
borne, centerpieceS; Miss c. Eggs. CEN
terpiece; Miss e. Skyrme. centerpieces;
Miss Z. Mcintosh, ceaterpiece in ferns;
Miss NJ. Nlssler. tray cloth; Miss NJ.
Davis. lunch cloth; Miss NJ. Farlinger,
centerpiece; Miss NJ. Plumhoff, lam
brecuin.
PLAIN SEWING.
Ness B. Ehret. misses dress, under
shirt and handkerchiefs; Miss Laura
Byrne, pillow shams and night dress:
Miss Eva Antretter, night dress; Miss
NJ. Lynch, child's skirt: Miss Mary Nc
Donough. child's dress; Miss Margaret
child's dress and skirt;
Miss Hazel Pollock. dress: Miss z. Cav
anaugh. white apron; Miss Catherine
Flynn. dress: Miss T. Evans, tucked
apron; Miss Fay Robinson, skirt, apron
and dolly; Miss Maud Nissler. tucked
apron: Miss c. Pollock, dress and skirt;
Miss z. Egan, child's apron; Miss c.
Meyers, apron and table napkins; Miss
Ethel Solomon, child's skirt; Miss Lou
Use Sullivan. skirt and handkerchief;
Miss A. Curley, dress and apron; Miss
NJ. Mulrooney, baby dress and table
napkin: Miss A. Gavigan. dress; Miss
G. Hanson, skirt; Miss ]. Walker. skirt;
Miss 7. Dell, anron; Miss G. McCor-
nick. sewing apron; Miss Cora Flynn.
sewing apron; Miss z. Granger, sewing
apron; Miss +. McDonough, white
skirt: Miss NJ CuddY. hemstitched