The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-05
WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT

Judge-Mrs. Charles R. Fowler, Mime
apolis.
Embroidered Center Piece in Roses
First, Mrs. c. D. Penfield St Paul; sec
ond. Miss Isabel Hendricks, Minneapolis;
third, Mrs. Walburgis Orben. st. Paul.
Honiton Lace Observation-Disclosures. Mrs.
Joseph Heinach, st. Paul; second. Mrs. M.
illegal, Minneapolis; third, Mrs. s. E.
White, White Bear.
Point Lace Handkerchief Mrs
Fred Schroeder, st. Paul; second, Mrs. F.
W. Latz, Minneapolis; third, Miss Viola
Handkerchief With Hand Made Tatting
First, Mrs. j. A. Thompson, ST. Paul;
second. Mrs: B: Davenport ST. Paul.
Handmade Lace BerIha-First, Mrs. J.
Lowell; second, Mrs. Loopole Hilger St.
Paul.
Hand Made Lace Collar-Mrs. Christian
Abel, ST. Paul; second, Mrs. George E.
Van Arsdale, ST. Paul
Point Lace, Best Specimens-First, Sell
ma Jaeger, Minneapolis.
Honiton Lace, Best Specimens-First
Mrs. e. S. White, White Bear; second
Emma Klein, Minneapolis.
Embroidery by Girl Under Is Years
First, Miss Ruth Olson. st. Paul; second.
Ida Erickson, Minneapolis.
Embroidery by Lady Over 60 Years
First. Mrs c. D. Penfield; second Mrs. E.
F. Young, ST. Paul; third, Mrs. Elizabeth
Dreckster, st. Paul.
Mrs. E. o. Molby, Pennington; second,
Miss Annie Hilger, Minneapolis
Embroidered Shirt WaiSt-First Mrs
John Thompson, Minneapo second Mrs
Herman Guttman, Mankato.
Embroidered Silk (Not Classed Above)-
First, Selma Jaeger; second, Mrs. T. H.
Dahl, Minneapolis.
Solid Cotton OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Kath-
eryn Kander, st. Paul; second, Mrs. E. H
Marks, Minneapolis.
Solid Linen Embroidery-Firs Mrs J.
Kingstead Minneapolis; second, Mrs. F.
E. Ofeffer, ST. Paul.
Embroidered Initial-First, Mrs. F. w.
Latz; second, Jane Hamilton, ST Paul
Lace, Best Specimen by Lady Over so
Paul; second, Miss W. Page. Minneapolis;
third. Mrs. Augusta Menk, Minneapolis.
Articles of Fancy Work (Not Enumerat-
ed(-First Marie Lours, Minneapolis; sec
Mrs. o. Olson, st. Paul
Battenburg Doilies-(half dozen)-First,
Mrs. Fred Schroeder.
Drawn Work Lunch Cloth-First Mrs.
E. c. Nerdby, Minneapolis; second, Miss
Elsie Swensen, st. Paul; third, Mrs. E. C.
Nerdby
c. F. Seward. Minneapolis; second Mrs.
Hostetler. Minneapolis; third Mrs Geo.
Hensler, ST. Paul.
.Embroidered Lunch Cloth in Roses
First, Mrs. George A. Kersten, Minneapo-
lis; second, Mrs. Frank Hamline, Mime
apolis; third, Mrs. M. Flegel, Minneapolis.
Lace Battenberg Lunch Cloth-First,
Mrs. Loopole Hilger Minneapolis; second,
Mrs. w. Schaub, st. Paul; third, Mrs,
Phil Schwertzen, Minneapolis.
Lace Battenberg Center Piece-First.
Mrs. Z. ]. Connors, Minneapolis second,
Mrs. P: G. Coberly, st. Paul; third, Mrs.
Z. 0. Mally, Pennington. Mimi
Embroidered Sofa Pillow-Mrs. P. J.
Swennes, Minneapolis; second, Mrs. P. J.
Torch, Minneapolis; third, Mrs. r. c.
Bross Minneapolis
Fancy Sofa Pillow-First, Jennie Alben-
son, Minneapolis; second, Mrs K M.
Bond, st. Paul; third, Mrs. A. E. Norman,
Minneapolis.
Judge-Mrs. James Jennison, Minneap-
oils.
Silk Crazy Quilt-First, Mrs. H. H. Aus
tin. Minneapolis; second Mrs. c. B.
Wilkes North Branch.
Silk Log Cabin QuiIt-First. Annie E..
Miller, Minneapolis; second, Mrs. George
L. Hartsock, Minneapolis
Cotton Patch Work Quilt-First, Mrs.
Alice E. Merritt Minneapolis.
Silk Quilt Made by Lady Over Sixty