Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-10
AWARDS no WOMEN.
Display of Fine NcedlcworIs and Otlicr
Feminine Accomplishment Judged.


Mrs. II. ID. Ryan. best display of lace
work; gold medal and Sl5.
Mrs Caroline Monson. best display
of lace work; $40.
Lillian H. Cannon, best display of
hand sewing; $40.
Amelia G. Pierce best display of fine
hand sewing; 50.
Mrs. Augusta Agustun best display
of pillow lace; gold medal and Sl5.
Mrs A. II. Little, best display, OF
pillow lace, $40: best display Mexican
drawn work. silver medal and S15.
Mrs. Harriet Brain. best display
Mexican drawn work, $40.
Mrs There Canser best display silk
embroidery, silver medal and Sl2a
| Christine b. Nicelai, best display OF
silk embroidery. So.
Mrs, EN-. Stewart. embroidery, 49,
| Mrs. Helen Dahl, best display crochet
Mrs. L. T. Corey. best display crochet
Mrs. 3. j. Goss, best display tat
Mrs, t. H. stewart, best display tat
Maggie Dunbar, best display bat
MIS-, a. H. Little. best display OF
fancy work. gold medal, $40.
Mrs. Harry Evans best display fancy
work, So.
Mrs A. II. Little. best display sofa
cushions, silver medal, So.
Miss Genievc Tufts, best display sofa
Mrs. 3. Nj. Stewart best display of
cotton embroidery, So.
Miss Olive Frank Woolley. best dis
play fine sewing by amateur, silver
medal, 50.
box, 81.
Miss Fannie Dermedy, glove box, 81
Miss Olive Frank Woolley, party bag.
Miss Olive Frank Woolley, apron, 81.
Miss Olive Frank Woolley, second
best infants outfit, ST.
Miss Deetrcle,. pin cushion, 5D cents.
Pearl Stratford. best tailor mace
suite uadicsO. by amateur $50.
Mrs j. F. Groo. best infant outfit, $40.
Lillian Fl. Cannon, neatest made
cliilG's dress. 81.
Amy L. Wilson, second best ladies'
ta;c.' made suit, amateur, So
Mrs. N. p. Nilsson, best home made
Garrett So.
Mrs. w. L. NJ. Jones knitted cot
tor bedspread 81.
Mrs. G. r, Robbine, ladies' knit
wool shawl. 81.
Katherine johnson, silk log cabin
quilt, ". a.
Mrs. H. A. Hanks, patchwork quilt,
Lillian r. Cannon, childs cloak, 81;
infants vesties, $3.50.
Christine b. Nicolal, six doiies, 81.
Mrs. b. NJ. Stewart, wool log cabin
quilt ST. cotton patchwork quilt, 81;
point lace handkerchief. So; Battenburs
table cloth, So; Battenburg center piece,
81; cross stitch pillow, 81; best piece
hardenger, 81,
Minnie Z. Denny, best oarvers. ANA
teur cloth, ST.
Mrs H. Howells, display handwork,
silver medal.
Mrs Caroline Monson. lace bertha. So.
Mrs. Caroline Monson. honiton lace
handkerchief ~; lace child's bonnet, 81;
point lace. hand made, 81.
Mrs Flora Harris, handsomast sofa
pillow. 81.
Mrs. Emily snider, best patch work
Quilt, So.
Mrs. L. 7. Covey. best silk quilt. 81.
Mrs. a. H. Little, torchon lace, 81;
battenberg lace handkerchief, 81; cir
cular or sailor lace collar. 81.
Mrs. Fl. F. Hapgood, bolero jacket
Marie Lederman, side board scarf. 81,
Amelia g. Pierce, neatest darned
stocking. so cents; battenberg bureau
scarf. 81: battenberg collar. 90 cents;
Infants hood. 81; best dozen button
holes 81
Mrs. Theresa Ganser, best rose cen
ter piece, 81.
Mrs. j. S. Groo. hand bag. so cents,
Mrs. Margaret a. Caine. five pounds
cocoon, gold medal and S..
MIS- b. NJ. Stewart. table cover 81.
Mrs II F. Aller. battenberg tea cloth.
81: lace doylics. 81.
Mrs. Marie IIedernian. best display
hardanger embroidery. So; best initial
work, ST.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS,
William B. Wright, best bushel fall
wheat. first prize.
Rigby Bros, best bushel fall wheat,
second prize.
William 3. Wright. best bushel spring
wheat, first prize.
Rigby Bros, best bushel spring
Mgby Bros, best bushel two-rowed
barley. first.
head barley. first.