The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-04
Peach Pickles-First, Mis-. August Dahns; sec~

Peach Pickles-First, Mis-. August Dahns sec~
ond. Miss Mary Moeser
Tomato Pickles--Second, Miss Mary Moeser.
Watermelon Pickles-First, Mrs NJ Flegle;
second, Mrs. II. o. Scherfenberg, st. Paul, MINI.
Piccalillt-First, Mrs. H. w. Flacklan, 2411
Seventeenth avenue S, Minneapolis.
Sptced Currants-First, Mrs. NJ. Flegle; sec
ond Miss Maud Busse.
Spiced Pluns-First, Miss Mary Moeser
Embroidered Centerpieces on Linen-First,
Mrs. Oldfeld, Minneapolis; second, Miss L. Ger
mann, st. Paul; third, Mrs. o. S. Sward, Min.
neapolis.
Embroidered Centerpieces in Roses-First,
Mrs. Otto Stein, st. Paul; second, Miss J. H.
Peterson, minneapolis; third, Miss G. E. Slocum,
Minneapolis.
Point Lace Handkerchief-Birst and second
Mrs. F. Schroeder, st. Paul; third, Mrs. L.
Honiton Lace Handkerchief First, Mrs F.
Schroeder; second. Mrs J. Burch, st. Paul.
third, Mrs. G.. E. Slocum.
Embroidery Silk Not Classed-First, Mrs. A.
Larson, st. Paul; second, Miss Jean McCool, st.
Paul.
Articles of Fancy Work Not Enumerated
First, Mrs. II. G. Kahn, ST. Paul; second, Miss
Margaret cunningham, Minneapolis; third,
Helga Angenstad, Minneapolis
Corset Cover, -Made-First, Miss G. E.
Slocum, Minneapolis; second, Mrs. NJ. Flegle,
Drawn Work Lunch Cloth-First, Mrs A. c.
Nordby, Minneapolis; second, Mrs. j. Swennes,
Minneapolis.
Drawn Work Doilies, Half Dozen-First
Kathryn Baker, St. Paul. second, Mrs. A. G.
NOruDy.
Drawn Work on Lace Table Cloth-First, Mrs.
| T.. De Camp, St. Paul.
Embroidered Lunch Cloth-First, G. D. Pen.
field, St. Paul; second, Mrs. T. D. Woodcock,
Minneapolis
Embroidered Doiles, Half Dozen-First, Mrs.
K. S. Thayer, Minneapolis; second, Mrs. H. S.
Holcomb, Minneapolis.
Fancy Handkerchefs, Hand Made-First, Mrs
| f. Flegle; second, Mrs. G. e. Slocum.
Drawn-Work Observation-Disclosures, Mrs. G.
Abel, st: Paul: second, Kathryn Baker.
Battenburg Centerpiece-First, Elsie Swanson
| st. Paul; second, Mrs F. Schroeder, St. Paul
| third. J.. A. Schmitz, st. Paul.
| Lace Curtain, d-Made-First, Mrs. Charles
Donnelly, Minneapolis; second, Mrs r. F. He'd
| rick, st. Paul.
| Drunlmond, st. Paul. second, Mrs. Otto Stem
| st. Paul; third, Emma Neff, St. Paul
| Battenburg Doilies, Half Dozen-First, Mrs
Otto Stem; second, Mrs. E. P. Smith, Min
neapols.
| Lace Made With Duchess Braid-First, Kath
ryn Baker; second, Mrs. Oldfeld.
| Point Lace, Best Spec1men-First Mrs. c.
| Prouce, Minneapolis second, Mrs. L. P. Austin
| st. Paul.
Honiton Lace, Best Specimen-First, Mrs. Old
| field.
| Lace, Best Specimen by Lady Over 6O-First
Mrs. Ellen Holmes, st. Paul; second, Mrs D. l.
| Woodcock, Minneapolis: third, Mrs NJ. Flegle
Netting, Best Specimen-First, Lizzie Borka
| st. Paul; second, Mrs. j. Z. Malone, Owatonna
| Sofa Pillow, Embroidered-First Miss isabelle
Hendricks Minneapolis; second Miss Anna Grin
benson, Minneapolis; third, Miss B. McCool, St
Paul.
Sofa Pillow, Fancy-First. Miss Anna Grinder
son; second, Mrs. II. A. Cass, Minneapolis; third
Mrs. j. J. Cassell. Minneapolis.
Pillow, Persian Embroidery-First, Mrs. jacob
| Berrum; second, Miss G. E. Slocum.
Infants Fancy Pillow-First, Mrs. F. Flegle
| second, Theresa farmer, st. Paul.