Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-03

self, in which the work of the great
school Is advantageously arranged.
The wonnn's department, this year
has an interesting display, the space
allotted for 1t being occupied BY num-.
berless show cases. filled with 1beauti-
full specimens of handiwork. In the
lace work are point lace handker-
chiefs, jahots and collars insIris lace.
and in honiton. while by far the most
pretentious exhibit of Trilaye and Tene-
rife Is shown in handkerchlcfs. doilies
and various other articles In hardan-
ger also the display excels any previous
year. the pieces being more numerous,
as we'll as larger and more difficult in
design.
The hand-embroidered linen is also
ono Of the chief beauties of; the de-
partInent. showing collection Of shirt
waists exquisitely embroidered, togeth-5
ertwith table-linen.{ scnrfs, collars. etc.
A delecta BILE array Is the infants ward
robe shown In. one end OF the cases.
comprising the 3daintiestio of gowns hand
made with frills of lace, and del;catey
executed Insertions while the tunnels
with their and-embroidery are In
keeping with the musins. ~ =
An unique displaytis the tapestry. in
Guiding several designsN of figures and,
llandscapes, done on heavy scrlm the
work having been executed In Denmark.
Among the pieces of. scrim U.s. one.
lrand-pninted In colors by a little boy.
In another case is crelifable display
of hand-embroderyl by 16-year-old
and parasol cover, done In brown silk,
together with other articles. In the
same case is a display Of hand-em-
{broidery done by n woman n years old.
a. white dress and many. other. pieces,
remarkably we'll done Many articles
In wool-crochet are exhibited Mrs,
Emma Empey, who is supervisor OF the
department. states that 4 nearly all the
/, exhibits are new, that Is. but.ve few
have been on exhibition before. Mrs.
Eardly and others are assisting and this
afternoon will see all the exhibits In !
order. 9
80, RACE, META FEATURE. 81 N.
The race meet which began at 2
o'clock this afternoon, Is one OF theS
leading features Of the fair, und prom
Uses the lovers of speedy oquInes d
week of unalloyed enjoyment \.
The poultry exhibit ist one perpetual
crow, not only among the birds them
selves. but also from the standpoint of
K tho exhibitors and the managers Of the
fair, Hundreds Of pigeons and 5domcs-
tic fowls n.re shown MS we'll as dozens
K OF the rara game birds of recent intro
I.
the expert poultry Judge OF glastonbury,
Ohio, who started In early, this morn
ing to make awards, says that the ex-5
4hibit IL one Of the finest lie has seen.
and will Undoubtedly reveal many sur !
,priscst even to a man of his experience
among poultry. 5ss;' ,t5;.;.s,..i ~
@ Some OF tho prettlest birds ever. secn
in Utah are Included in the list OF beau
3tiflilly fcathered game birds Among
3thon are golden ,pheasants.. ring neckeI
Bphensants, Amhenrst pheasants, Japan
csc pheasants and Reeves lrhea SAINTS.
An exhibit OF wild doves likewise adds
considerable to this feature Of the
poultry. display N Il l5 RI S 4, N
M The domestic fowls in the poultry OK
5tlblt include, almost every known va
lsiety. some OF them being extraordinary
birds. The. huge bronze turkeys and
geese. both wild and tame, are excep-
Etionelly fine. vi ~ A y
The live stock 1isplay3ls even better
ms year than II was last, which many;
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