The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-09-27

Mrs. H. NJ Adler Pillow shama IN
Irawn work, doylies in drawn work.
Mrs. J. W. Adams-Z lnias.
Mrs. Medora BOwhlg-2 loaves OF
bread made with Flick lens Superlative
-four with yeast, Jelly cake, sliced pickles.
Mrs. ". A. Bell-Sweet peaches, pre-
served damsons. preserved pears, waist in
French embroidery.
Miss Frances Bowler-CarOmel candy.
Mrs. W. n. Blake-Apple Jelly, waist
bv machine, embroidered slippers, cro-
cheted underskirt, pottery.
Mrs. s. |. Baggctt-Silyer cake, gold
cake. tea cake, sugar candy, molasses
candy, peppermint drops, ounce jelly
plum Jelly, fancy calendar.
Mrs. J. W. Baggett Preserved efapcs,
raspberries, Strawberries, blackberries,
oranges. orange peel, lemons, currants,
whOrtleberrics, figs, tomatoes, green
tomatoes, ounces, sweetlneats.
Mrs. A. e. BilIiugsley-Scwlngby hand,
waist 10y hand
Miss Laura Ball-Knit infants sack.
Mrs. A. II. Chichestsr-Embroiderei
picture frame, knit infants shirt, knit
sofa pillow. knit reins, nitedging, imi;n-
ton Turkish rug.
Miss Bette Cole-Sample OF shadow
embroidery, crOcheted iascinator kp't
sweater, shopping bag, picture frame,
best arranged basket Ctcut flowers, spec
men of typography ON wood.
Mis-. Bessie Cheiey Specimen OF Har-
danger embroidery, specimen OF point
lace.
Miss Halle Chichester-Crocheted slip
pers. fancy pin cushion, fancy bag for
soilcd handkerchiefs.
+. T. Covey-Exhibit OF greenhouse
plants by florist.
Mrs. +. 7. COyey-ROsetts.
Miss Alice Cole Sweet crackers, ginger
cake, chocolate cake, branded cherries.
fancy embroidered hat, specimen oiletter
making in cotton or linen, specimen oi
old English embroidery, knit infants
boots, knit slippers, fancy bureau scalf
Miss f. +. :. Cosby-Button hole in
cloth, embroidered belt
Mrs. j. ii. Cole-Sofa cushion.
Mrs. Dora Carper-Spongc cake, pear
Jelly, hand made infant cap, silk patch
work quilt,
Miss Mary Cabell-Hemming 10y hand
Miss Mary Dix-Strawberry Jelly grape
jelly.
Miss Clarice Davis-Table cover in
drawn work, portrait study from copy,
flower piece from copy, display OF paint
ings.
Mrs. C. b. DurIett-Nut cake, almond
cake, lemon cake, cocoanut cake, yellow
pickles. walnut pickles, mangOes, largest
collection of pickles, piccalilla, family soft
soap, assortment of toilet soap, English
walnut candy, preserved plums, canned
peaches. canned grapes, canned whorile-
berries. canned apples, raspberry Jelly,
wine Jelly, knitting bag to hold ball 10y
hand, shirt by machine. embroidered
tablecOver. sample OF French embroidery,
specimen of cross-stitch embroidery,
specimen OF MOnmolick embroidery,
crocheted powder bag, knit bedspread,
easel scarf whiskbroom holder, hey hold
or, watch holder, specimen OF Battenburg
work, pincushion in worsted, fancy hem
ming by hand worsted quilt. calico
patchwork quilt, flower design for table,
floral design for church landscape from
copy in water colors, painting on fabric
from nature, specimens Of wood carving,
specimen OF Typography on leather.
Miss Mary Eastburu-knlt ladies' hose.
knit socks for men, flower piece from
natup.
Mrs. joint. Goolricl-Sally Luun with
yeast
Mrs. J. b. Gray-Croche:,d ipiant's
socks
Mrs. 5. A. Graves-Patching.
Mrs. G.. A. Cor Paper flowers.
Mrs. c. Z. Hunter-Still wine from
grapes, display Of grape Wine.
Miss Nettic H,ss-Chocolate drops.
Mrs. C. X. Howard-Work bag by
hand, embroidered center piece in white,
embroidered infants cloak, embroidered
sofa cushion, crocheted cotton tidy,
crocheted lamp mat, girdle. yoke IN
tatting, vase. portrait study from OIL
ginal painting on china.
Mrs. p. l.. Harris-Two loaves Ufbread
with Germania Mills -four with yeast,
oven rolls, buns, angel cake, marble
cake, caromel cake, ribbon cake, daisy
cake, pound cake, raspberry wine, straw
berry wine, pedestal
Mrs. A. r. Observation-Disclosures cor
set cover, embroidered pillow shams,
bureau scarf in drawn work.
Mrs. W. X. Howard-Crocheted bed
spread. table cover in battenburg work,
crazy quilt.
Miss Mary g. Howison-CrayOn study
from copy, still life study in oil, landscape
from copy in oil, painting on TAPESTRY.
Miss Alice Graham-Charccal study
from nature or cast, specimen pen and
ink work from cory.
Miss Mary Aust II EicSs-Silk rug.
Mrs. John NJ. hull-Knit shawl, knit
skirt, rag rug, jug, iewelry boy, rustic
hanging basket, crayOn study from ma
ture, painting on pottery.
Mr.. Il. T. Jones-Pickled cherries
Miss Lizzie Kelly-Preserved pineap
Piles, branded pears, skirt by hand, en-
broidered ladies' skirt, embroidered cen
terpiece in cOlors, knit purse in silk.
Mrs. Douglas IL. KnOx-Sample art
embroidery.
Chas. Koeppen-Five pounds honey in
sections.
Mrs. NJ. f. Kishpaugh-Best and great
est variety of cut flowers.
Mrs. H. Northumberland, peach
butter.
Miss Hattie Kauiman-Peanut candy,
walnut candy. peach Jelly.
Miss Maggie Lewis-Orange cake, shirt
by hand.
Miss Ella Lewis-Child's bonnet by
machine.
Miss Eva Lewis-Hemstitched hand
kerchiei.
Mrs. W. A. McWhirt-Five pounds
butter.
Mrs. Mary Knox Moncure-Preserved
cherries.
Mrs. W. A. Mullen-Blackberry Jelly,
opera glass bag.
Mrs. W. A. Moncure-Fancy handker-
chief bag by hand, embroidered table
mats. embroidered head rest, embrOid-
cred pin cushion, crocheted infants sack,
specimen OF crocheting, knit infants
sacks, toba.c pouch, f'stoi lcal paint
ing.
Miss Margaret Observation-Disclosures
handkerchief in linen.
Mrs. o. f. Observation-Disclosures in
drawn work.
Mrs. Geo. Nicholson-TwO lOaves OF
;e bread fruit cake, Jennie Lind cake,