Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-10-14

broidered centerpiece; Mrs. Vic
Smith, crazy quilt and cross stitch
apron; F. ]. Gray, display sofa
cushion; D. A. Blanchard, Roman
cut work; Mrs. A. B. Cornell, con-
ventional sofa pillow.
The following won second prizes:
P. P. Proctor, silk embroidered cen
terpiece; o. j. Stone, conventional
sofa pillow; ]. A. Slower, embroider-
ed scarf; Mrs. Vic Smith, colored
sofa pillow; S. C. Wright, collection
fancy bags.
White Embroidery
The following won first in this
department P. P. Proctor, lunch
cloth, Wallachian F. Roper, eyelet
centerpiece; Vic Smith, shadow en-
broidery sofa pillow; E. D. Gilmore,
shirt waist and eyelet hat and dis
play of white embroidery; Lottie
Beswick ,eyelet corset cover; T. l..
Nelson, embroidered towels; T. J.
Gray, Hardanger sofa pillow (first
and second); Ada Smith, satin stitch
centerpiece; Mrs. Helmer, eyelet cen
terpiece; Mrs. Wiseman, special;
Mrs. C, Blake, sideboard scarf; Mrs.
Frank Nelson, pillow case.
Second prizes: Gertrude Hatcher,
special; Ruth Dean, eyelet center
piece; Mrs. Helmer, embroidered tow
els; Mrs. E. Nicholos, Hardanger
centerpiece; Mrs. Hale, embroidered
pillow slips; Vic Smith, corset cover
eyelet
Point Lace and Battenberg
The following won first prizes;
D. P. Blue, white lace handkerchief;
E. w. Paulson, Battenberg lunch
cloth, F. ]. Gray, display of Batten-
bergs and Battenberg curtains; E.
W. Paulson, Battenberg centerpiece;
Mrs. Jordan, BattenOerg collar.
The following won second prizes:
J, NJ. Hughes, Battenberg lunch
cloth; Mrs Schaenfee and Mrs
Philip Helmer, Battenberg CENTER
piece; Mrs. E. Nichols, point lace
handkerchief.
Drawn Work
The following won firsts: F.
Gamblers, lunch cloth; Mrs. A. B.
Cornell, table cloth; Mrs. J. Mar
tellitti, handkerchief; Mrs, Vic
Smith, shirt waist; Mrs. Wright, dis
play of drawn work.
The second prizes: S. Howlet, dis
play drawn work; d. B. Grant, lunch
cloth; J. W. Stevens, table CLOTH
Mrs Vic Smith, shirt waist.
Tatting
Helen Pyzall, first on handker-
chiefs; I. F, Porter, second I. F.
Porter, first, display of tatting and
tatting centerpiece.
CroCheting
Centerpiece: First, Mrs. Lager;
second, J. H. Turner.
Child's sacque; First, Mrs. Phillip
Helmer; second, same.
knitting
Skirt. First, NJ. Tufts.
Knit lace First, S c. Wright.
Knitting display and knit lace:
Second prize. NJ. Tufts.
Division !, Glass 10
Following won first prizes Mrs.
IS Hewlett, knit lace; sofa pillow.
NJ, J. Atchison; H. c. Bateham; knit
bed spread c. X, Norcott, bed quilt;
l., c. Wright rug; Mrs, NJ. NJ. spen-
GER pillow slips; Mrs. Inman,
worsted bed quilt.
Seconds. Mrs. Jane Cook cotton
bed quilt; Z. c, Smith worsted
quilt
Specials
Mrs A. B. Cornell. towels, Mrs.
Coutant, lace dress; Mrs. Vic Smith,
tapestry painting; Mrs. Esther Kit
chel Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Veghte, spe-
cials.
Misses Under II Years
Francis Barney first handker.
chief; +. A. Good doll clothes; little
Miss Ahlf crocheting; Miss Smith.
silk embroidery; winner for button
holes not announced yet.
Domestic Baking
The following won firsts. Hazel
Rick, bread; II $. Prescott, assort-
|ment of cakes II. S. Prescott.
steam brown bread, l.. II. Buell., lay
err cake; Mrs H. Ii. Basler. angel
cake, layer cake baking powder bis.
cults NJ, Tyer. bread of HE. flour:
! c. Gilfillan, pie; Mrs. T. p. Cramer
bread, \. II Meade. salt rising bread
and coffee cake.
The following won seconds: l.. w.
Hood, brown bread; VI. +. Todd,
D..