The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-09-26

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Ccnterpieee and Doilies-Miss
Mary Scudder, first.
Tea Cloth-Miss Gertrude Ley,
first; Mrs. J. NJ. Bateman, second.
LACE.
Collar of Novelty or Fancy Braid
Miss Rhoda Burlineame Walla
Walla, first Mrs. Mary +. Stephens,
second.
Battenburg Centerpiece-Mrs. J..
T.. Smith. Tacoma. first; Mrs. Eme-
line Gordon, second.
Battenburg Tea Cloth Mrs. j. e.
Smith, Tacoma, first; Miss Gertrude
i Ley. second.
Point Lace Collar-Mrs. NJ. w.
Mccall, Ballard, first; Miss Nellie
Dills. second
i Point Lace Handekerchief-Mrs
Emeline Gordon, first; Miss Nellie
Oils, second.
Point Lace Centerpiece - Mrs.
Fmeline Gordon, first; Mrs. Estelle
Mann, second.
Joint Lace Collection-Frst, Mrs.
]. Il. Smith. Tacoma; second Miss
! Nellie Dills.
Flemish lace collar-First, Mrs.
Emeline Gordon.
Arabian tea cloth-First, Ger
trude Ley.
Eyelet hirtwaist-First, Mrs. H.
b. Scudder.
French embroidered shirtwaist-
First, Rhoda Burlingame, Walla
Walla second, Miss Kinney, Seattle.
Mount Mellick center and doilies
First. Miss Mary Scudder.
Mt. Mellick table cover-First,
Mrs. H. B. Scudder; second, Miss
Scudder.
Hardanger center-First. Mrs. w.
J. Kinney; second, Mrs. Harry
Moran.
Hardanger shirtwaist--First, Mrs.
Earnest Field; second, Mrs. H. B.
Scudder.
Shadow embroidery shirtwaist--
First, Mrs. Harry Moran; second,
Mrs. H. B. Ccudder.
Shadow embroidery corset cover
First. Mrs. J. r. Smith, Tacoma; sec
ond. Miss c. F. Buck.
Shadow embroidery baby pillow
Second. Miss Nellie Dills.
DRAWN WORK.
Tea cloth-First, Mrs J. =.
Smith: second, Mrs. Henry Hall.
Sideboard scarf-Mrs. J. e. Smith,
first and second.
Handkerchief-Firs Mrs. ]. e.
Smith.
Display drawn work-First, Mrs.
NJ. A. Gilman; second, Mrs. ]. r.
Smith.
Centerpiece-F Mrs. ]. r.
Smith; second, Mrs. M. A. Gilman.
TATTING.
Collar-First, Mrs. Emma Mabry.
Display-First, Mrs. l.. j. Rogers
CROCHETING.
Afgan robe-First, Miss Irvine
Campbell; second, Miss Nellie Di,ls.
Child's sacque-First, Mrs. J. N
Bateman
Child's skirt-Second, Miss Nellie
Dills.
Child's hood-First, Mrs. I. r.
Turnell; second, Mrs. j. NJ. Bate
man.
Shawl-First, Mrs. Emma Mabrv.
Sweater-First, Mrs. H. B. Scud-
der.
Display First, Mrs. Mary Hig-
gins, Ellensburg.
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Specimen hemstitching - First,
Mrs. James Hornbeck, Ellensburg,
second Mrs. Henry a. Hall
Specimen embroidery-Fir Mrs.
Emeline Gordon: second, Mrs James
Hornbeck.
SILK bed qullt-First, Mrs. d. L.
Stone
Ladies' knit skirt--First, Mrs. u
u. Blackmore, Ellensburg.
CULINARY.
Doughnuts-Mr w. Richards,
first; Mrs. A. B. Weed. second.
Cookies-Mrs. A. B. Weed, first;
Mrs. John Miller, second.
Meringues- Mrs Grow, first.
Cornbread-Mrs. O. F. McMillan,
first; Mrs. a. F. Robinson, second.
Potato Yeast Bread-Mrs. w.
Richards first; Mrs. A. Z. Robinson,
second.
Baking Powder Biscuit 49, Mrs
Vestal Snyder, first; Mrs. Miles Can
non, second.
Raised Biscuit-Mrs. A. f. Robin
son, first; Mrs. w. II. Burwell, Sec
ond.
Steamed Brown Bread-Mrs. A. B.
Layer Cake-Mrs. w. Richards,
first; Mrs w. A. Birchfield. second.
Loaf cake-Mrs G.. f. Gerry,
first; Mrs. W. H. Burwell. second.
Fruit Cake-Mrs. L. J. Rogers,
first.
Best Exhibit Canned Fruit-Mrs.
Edna Murray, first; Mrs. l.. ].
Rogers, second.
Best six jars canned fruit-Mrs.
J. F. Lisle. first; Mrs. w. H. Bur-
we'll, second.
Best exhibit Jellies-Mrs. A. e.
Larson, first; Mrs. w. H. Burwell,
second.
Best ten glasses Jelly-Mrs. A. B.
Cline, first; Mrs. Edna Murray, Sec
ond.
Best display Pickles and Catsup-
Mrs. l.. ]. Rogers, first Mrs. Arson
White, second.
JUVENILE DEPARTMENT.