The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-09-16

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w. B. George, first.
Pencil drawing, figure-Lulu Rails
back, first; Bertha Cowel, second.
Pastelle drawing, landscape-Mrs
Stockwell, first; Mrs. H. B. Segur
second.
Pastelle drawing, marine-Mrs
Stockwell, first.
Painting on boiling cloth-Mrs
Stockwell, first.
General display Of paintings, etch
ings and other fine art work made by
one person, exhibit distinct from the
foregoing-Mrs. w. A. Evans, first
Mrs. H. B. Segur, second.
s. SPECIALS.
Strawberries in oil-Mrs. Segur
first.
Broom case, in oil-Mrs. Stock
well, first.
Winter Gene in oil-Mrs. Stock
well, first.
Plaque chicks in oil-Mrs. Stock
we'll, first.
Cactus in oil-Mrs. Stockwell, first
Poster in oil-Roscoe Allen. first.
Pen and ink sketch-Roscoe Allen
first and second.
Pencil sketch-Lulu Railsback
first.
Drawing, "'The Book Worm" by
girl under 15-Ruby Tomlinson.
Plants and Flowers.
Display house and bedding plants
Mrs. D. e. Jones, first.
Carnations in bloom-Mrs. ]. p.
Davis, first.
Geraniums in bloom-Mrs. Geo,
Gordon, FIRST; Mrs. j. p. Davis, sec.
Fuschias-Mrs. j. P. Davis, first.
Foliage plants-Mrs. d. E. Jones,
first.
Begcnias-Mrs. d. E. Jones, first.
Cacti collection-Mrs. D. e. Jones,
first; Mrs. ]. P. LAWS, second.
Palm-Mrs. D. e. Jones, first; Mrs.
w. B.. George, second.
Decorative plants-Mrs. D. e. Jones,
first.
Cut Flowers.
Display of cut flowers-Miss j.
Panton, first; Mrs. A. ]. Wilkinson,
SECOND.
Astors-Mrs. Geo. Gordon, first;
Miss Panton. second.
Dahlias-Miss Panton, first; Mrs. j.
D. Matheson, second.
Gladiolas-Miss Panton, first.
Petunias-Miss Panton, first; Mrs.
J.. p. Davis, second.
Pansies-Miss Panton, first; Mrs.
j. P. Davis, second.
Phlox-Mrs. A. j.. Wilkinson, first;
Miss Panton, second.
Roses-Miss Panton, first.
Pinks-Miss Panton, first; Mrs. ].
P. Davis, second.
Verbenas-Miss Panton, Arst; Mrs.
A. j. Wilkinson, second.
Basket or vase of cut flowers not
comprised in display-Miss Panton,
first: Mrs. A. j. Wilkinson,N second.
Stocks-Miss Panton, first.
Sweet Peas-Mrs. A. ]. Wilkinson,
first; Miss M. Durbin, second.
Hollyhocks-Miss Panton, first.
Best table display-Mrs. A. j. Will
kinson, first: Miss Panton, second.
Best hand bouquet-Miss Panton,
first.
Balsam-Mrs. J.-D. Matheson. first.
Double sweet peas-Mrs. Matheson,
first; Mrs. Geo. Gordon. second.
Nasturtium-Mrs. Matheson, first.
Centaurea Marguerite-Mrs. j. D.
Matheson, first.
Castor beans-Mrs. J. P. Davis,
first.
Jasemine-Mrs. D. E. Jones, first.
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Fern-Mrs. D. e. Jones, first.
Fig tree-Mrs. d. e. Jones, first.
Orange-Mrs. D. E. Jones, first.
Chinese lantern Mrs. d. E. Jones,
first.
Hall tree-Mrs. D. E. Jones, first.
Star fish cactus-Mrs. D. E. Jones,
first. :
Queen of the night-Mrs. D. e.
Jones, first.
Design magnolia-Mrs. w. o. Par
ker,. first.
Ladies' Department.
NEEDLE WORK.
Shirt-Mrs. v. M. Wright, first.
Night shirt-Mrs. C. M. Wright,
first.
Pillow slips-Mrs. H. B. segur,
first.
Girls dress-Mrs. Hemming, first.
Napkin and table cloth-Mrs. T..
J.. Bouton, first.
General display-Mrs. Hemming,
first; Mrs. Bouton, second.
MACHINE WORK.
Calico dress-Mrs. G.. M. Wright,
first.
Child's dress-Mrs. F. b. Chapman,
first; Mrs. C. M. Wright, second.
DRAWN WORK.
Scarf-Mi.s Gettard, first.
Observation-Disclosures. Greene, first;
Mrs. Hemming, second.
Lunch .cloth-Mrs. N. G. Carwile,
first; Mrs. Louise O'Donnell, second.
Doylies-Miss Gettard, first.
Center pieee-Miss Gettard, first;
Mrs. Fl. S.. Hammond, second.
Trav cloth-Mrs. H. S. Hammond,
first; Miss Gettard, second.
General display-Miss Gettard, first.
EMBROIDERY.
Cotton embroidery-Mrs. E. Greene,
first.
Linen embroidery-Mrs. W. B.
George, first; Mrs. T. ]. Bouton, sec
ond.
Lunch cloth-Mrs. T. ], Bouton,
first; Mrs. H. B. Segur, second.
Doylies-Mrs. e. Green, first; Mrs.
Tray cioth9Mrs. F. Purcell, first;
Mrs TT r CoUur cooond sFs