The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-12

inc much praise for their successful e1- forts The racing feature was fair, and tho horse show was in every way sat's- factory. Next year Selma will have fair second to none in the south, and pre- parations looking to that end VIII pc begun at once.
 Thrown From Buggy.
 About noon today, Mrs. R. H. Agee re- ceived painful injuries by being thrown from her buggy. She was driving down xvasbineton street near Water when her horse fell. jerking her out of the buggy over the wheels and throwing her to the ground She struck on her shouioer. ohe was assisted into Davidson's store and medical help summoned. While suffering considerable pain no bones were brokeh' and she was able to go to her hom'
 Awards Are Announced.
 Following is the official list Of awards in the woman's department or ths Seit'ia fair: s
 Rest blair, needle work, Mrs. J. T. Chap man. Selma.
 Best embroidered skirt Miss Flora Dick erson. Woodlawn.
 Best suit undergarments, Annie F. Reid, Best infants suit. Mrs. W. O. crisman. Selma
 Best calico quilt, Mrs. Fred Harker, Selma.
 Best lace centerpieoe. Mrs. J. W. Tipton, Selma.
 Best infants embroidered dress, Mrs. J. w. Clay, Birmingham.
 Best embroidered collar, Mrs. $. F. Beaired Orrville.
 Best lace handkerchief, Mrs. J. W. Nc Donald, Birmingham.
 Best embroidered table mats, Mrs. S. P. Beaird, Orrville.
 Best embroidered centerpiece, Mrs. E. Konigsethal, Selma.
 Best design cross-stitch, Mrs. Charles Patterson, Selma.
 Best Hardenger embroidery. Mrs. J. T. Chapman, Selma. Best design in Battenberg lace, Mrs. E. Konigsethal Selma.
 Best baby cap Qace), Mrs. D. A. Ken nedy Selma. Best summer dressing sacque, Mrs. Henry Allen, Selma.
 Best button holes on linen or silk. Miss Gladys Ware. Florence.
 Best button holes on cotton Miss Gladys Ware, Florence.
 Best stay lacing, Mrs. L. c. Pearson, Selma.
 Best infants sacque, Miss Sarie C
 
 Best infants knitted mittens, Miss Sallie c. Wade Selma.
 Best infants knitted boots, Miss Sallie C. Wade, Selma.
 Best knitted pincushion, Miss saIlie C. Wade, Selma.
 Best knitted slippers, Miss Jamie NJ. Nel- son, Selma. Best crocheted mats Mrs J. M DuRose Selma.
 Best specimen tatting, Miss Flora Dick erson. Woodlawn
 Best specimen raffia, Mrs. D. A. Ken nedy, Selma
 Best basket, Miss Grace Jones' Selma. Best drawn thread work. Miss Black we'll Selma.
 Best fancy knitting, Miss Baker, Selma.
 Best knitted lace, Miss Sallie c. Wade. Selma
 Art Rewards.
 Best picture in water color, Miss Dorothy Orr, Birmingham.
 Best oil painting Miss Olive Caruthers, Selma
 Best pen and ink sketch, Miss Anna Anderson, Selma. And honorable mention for Miss Anderson's study in red roses
 In the quilts the prize for calico quilt was awarded to Mrs. Fred Horker, but the judges made complimentary mention of quilt exhibited by MT. Long for artis- tic design. These prizes amount to s1 each.
 Dr.. Andrews Honored.
 The college of bishops of the Methodist Episcopal church, south, have appointed the Rev A. L. Andrews of this city, pastor of the Church Street Methodist church to represent the Methodists of Alabama at the inter-church coneference on federation. which is to meet at Car negie hall in New York in November There will be delegates from all over the world present, and every denomination will be represented. It Is a high honor for Dr. Andrews, and one he will wear most worthiy.
 In addition to having been selected as a delegate from Alabama Dr. An drews has been given place on the pro- gramme for November 16. and will make an address on "The United Church and Social Problems" He will leave Monday for New York, and his expenses have been arranged for by some of the mem bers of his congregation, who do not want to see him bear the burden him self
 Grand Council Organized.
 The grand Council United Commercial Travellers of Alabama was organized in Selma today. there being about 75 dele gates present from the several cities of the state where local councils exist. Supreme Travelling Representative Charles W. Rice of Brooklyn instituted the grand council and an invitation from Mobile for the meeting of May 20 and 21, 1906 was accepted. Tonight Selma Council No. 2S2 entertained the visiting delegates at banquet at the Hotel Albert The fol- lowing officers were chosen at the meet ing of the grand council this afternoon. w D. Holmes Birmingham, grand councillor; O.. St. Turner Mobile, grand junior councillor: W. A. Anderson. Selma, grand past councillor; c. H. Smith. Mont gomery. grand secretary; J. A. Young, Montgomery. grand treasurer: C.. M Tardy. Birmingham, grand conductor; w. T. Atkins, Jr. Selma, grand page; J. C Jones. Huntsville. grand sentinel. Execu- l tive committee two years: NJ. Wallace 1 Birmingham; W. w. Jenks. Mobile; four years: V NJ Morris. Montgomery. ". Smith. Birmingham l Social and Personal. | The Woman's department at the fair