The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-09-29


man; toilet mats in cotton, Mrs. ].
Knox Gore; whsk broom holder, nap
kin rings collar box in seine cord, cuff
box in seine cord, handkerchief box ia
seine cord, work basket in seine cord,
flower vase ia seine cord. Mrs. s. s.
Curtis; lamp mat, Miss A. L Sheppard;
tidy in worsted, Mrs A. NJ. Tyler;
neck tie in silk, purse In silk, Mrs. ]. B.
Washington.
CLASS 7-KNIrTING.
Bed spread Mrs. G. B. Durrett; in
fant sacque. Mrs. W. A. Moncure; In
fant shirt, Mrs. w. A. Moncure in
fant boots. Mrs. r. Il. l.. Chichester;
slippers, Miss Maggie Kelly; mittens,
Mrs. W. B. jenkins; lady's hose, Miss
Susan Embrey; shoulder cape, Miss Ella
Lewis; socks for men, Miss Susan EN-
brey, purse in silk, Miss Lizzie Kelly.
CLASS s-AnscELLANEoUs.
Specimen darned net, Miss d. Wash.
ing,on; etched dOylies, Mrs. X. II. L.
Chichester; tray cloth, Miss A. Z. Shep-
pard; braided,plllow shams, tied lambre-
quin in seine chord, tidy tied in seine
cord, bracket lambreouin tied, Mrs. A.
NJ. Tyler; pin cushion in worsled, Mrs.
J Il. StCckman; worsted quilt, Mrs. @.
b. Durrelt; calico patch work Quilt, Mrs.
c. b. Durrelt; silk patch work guilt. Miss
Edna Chambers; crazy quilt, Mrs. w. N.
Blake, imitation OF Turkish rug, Miss
L. W. Barber; rag carpet, Mrs. b. +.
Rose; rag rug, Mrs. John M. Hull; fancy
bureau scarf, Mrs. John A. Rodgers;
towel rack, Mrs. s. g. Richardson; head
rest, Mrs. A. NJ. Tyler; KEY holder, Mrs.
s. B. lRicha- dson, watch holder, Mrs. s.
B. Richardson; fancy blotter, easel scarf,
Mrs. S d Barber; fancy lamp shade,
Mrs. A. N. Tyler; fancy pin cushion,
Miss Nellie Baggett; hemstilching, Miss
Deldee Uurrett; hemstitched handker-
chief, Miss Lizzie Kelly; fancy bag for
soiled handkerchiefs, Miss A. E. Shep-
pard outlined pillow shams, Mrs. Thos.
L. Clarke; dsrning bag, Mrs. @. b. Dur
rett; specimen Of darning, Miss ID.
Washington; specimen Of edgings, Miss
Mary Buckner; opera glass bag, Mrs. A.
NJ. Tyler tobacco pouch, Mrs. John e.
Rodgers; slipper holder, Miss A. Z.
Sheppard; specimen of bureau scarf in
Battenburg work, Miss HOoe; table
cover in same Mise Fannie Ellis; toilet
maIs In same, Miss Minnie Wollz; specl-
men Of Bsttenburg work, Miss Hooe;
specimen Of tAtting, Miss A. &. Shep-
pard; specimen OF point lace, Miss Mary
Buckner; guipure lace, Miss A. Z. Shep-
pard; braided infant carriage robe, Mrs.
A. N. Tyler; pillow shams in drawn
rope, Miss Bessie Ellis; bureau ecaTf In
same, Mrs. John NJ. Hull; handkerchief
in same, Mrs. S. b. Barber; doylies .in
same, Mrs. s. b. Rice; tray cloth In
same, Mrs. s. |. Baggett, Jr.
CLASS 9-PoTTERY.
Pottery, Mrs'W. n. Blake; vase, Mrs.
Mary Chaffee; jug, Mrs. John M. Hull;
reed work, Miss A. E. Sheppard; wax
confectionery, Mrs. G. u. Wallace; pa
per flowers, Mrs. j. II. Petit; worsted
flowers, Miss Deldee Durrett.
CLASS 10--FLowERs.
Display Of green house plants, Miss
Maggie Kelley; greatest variety of cut
flowers, Miss Mary Miller; rustic stand
OF growing flowers, Mrs. A. E. Hall;
winter bouquet Of dried flowers or
moss, Miss A. E. Sheppard; growing
plants, Mrs. j. II. Petit; growing roses,
BEOWiuR BSAdulumcf 0COIkc NcWbOus
growing verbenas, Misses OBannon;
arranged basket OF cut flowers, Mrs.
Helen S. White; geraniums, Geo. New
ton; verbenas, Mrs. j. p. Simpson; zin-
Mas, Mrs. j. w. Masters; paper flow
ers, Miss Belle Downing; roses and
other green house plants, lF. T. Covcy.
CLASS 11--FINE ARTS.
Photograph by amateur, Chas. II.
Roesch; historical painting, Mrs. w. A.
Moncure; crsyon study from nature,
Mrs. John NJ. Hull; crayOn study from
copy, Miss E. A. Barber; animal paint
ing from nature, Mrs. Thos. Z. Clarke;
animal painting from copy, Miss E. A.
Barber; landscape from nature Ia oil,
Mrs. Annie White; landscape from copy
in oil, Mrs w. A. Moncure; charcoal
study from nature or cast Robbie Cool
rick portrait study from copy, Mrs. w.
A. McWhirt; flower piece from nature.
Mrs. Anna p. Green; flower piece from
copy, Miss E. w. Barber; fruit piece
from copy, Miss E. w. Bal Der; painting
on china, Mrs. w. A. Moncure; paint.
ing on pottery, Miss E. a. Barber;
painting on fabric (silk, velvet, etc.,
Mrs. Anna p. Green; display of paint
ings, Miss Il. W. Barber.