East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-21
AWARDS FOR LADIES
ART FAIR EXHIBITS
Division j.


be |, first assortment of hats.
Glass 2, Hpndsewing-Be Buz-
an second. tucked skirt; Belle Bu2an,
second, n.ghtdress lace; Belle Buzan,
second, lady's dress. machine sewing,
Mrs r. Z. Shafer, first, crazy patcn'
work guilt; Mrs. T. c. Mangold, Sec
ond, ,orsted patchwork quilt; Paul
inc Peterson, second, patchwork bed
qu It, Myrtle Buzar first nightdress
lace; Myrtle Buzan, first. tucked skirt;
Mrs. Roland Oliver, rir I. best baby
clothes: MRS. Ed. Hummelgarn, sec
ond, hand made dress; Mrs. ). f, Cha
than. second, best baby clothes; Mrs.
j. S Todd, first, worsted patchwork
quilt; Mrs. c. NJ. Hogue. first, cotton
patchwork quilt; Mrs Q. NJ. Hogue,
first, specimen of hemstitching; Mrs.
PAUL Naddell, first, corset cover, eye
let embroidery; Mrs. L. l., Fish sec
ond, six patchwork quilt; Mrs. j. Il.
Tryon, second, cotton patchwork quilt:
Belle Buzan, first. ladys dress; Mrs.
Lee Moorehouse, first, French en-
81 oidery nightdress.
Glass s, Fancy Work-Mrs. Harry
Odell, second, embroidered lunch
clotn: Daisy Mcpherson, first, eyelee
How slips; Mrs. F. p Rounds, sec
Gnd embroidered pillow slips; Mrs. r.
2. Rounds, first, white duck dresser
scarf; Sisters Of st. Frances, fr-t eye
let dolly; Mrs. Lester Oronin, second,
eyelet childs hood: Mrs. Ira Hughes.
first, lunch cloth outline; Mrs. Ira
Hughes. first, eyelet embroidery night
embroidery ght drcs-; Mrs Ira
Hughes. first eyelet embroidery che
mise; Mrs. T.. l.. Power, second, eye
let centerpiece; Mrs. c. f. Rosenberg
lcond eyelet dolly; Mrs. f. 2. Round,
first, shadow work apron; Mrs. PAU
Waddell, first, eyelet centerplece; Mrs.
Paul Waddel, first, lunch cloth; Mrs.
William Kupers, second, burnt sofa
pillow; Mrs. Ed Hummelgarn first,
cut work center piece; Mrs. ). f
Chatham, second. linen dresser scarf;
Mrs. L. o. Hawkes. first Wallachan
lunch cloth: Mrs. f. E Bear, first,
linen dresser scarf; Mrs. w. Il. Brosk,
first, cross stitch bag; Mrs. w. L.
Brock. first, braided pillow shams;
Mrs VIII Lane, first. eyelet shirt
waist; Mrs. L II. Hankey, second eye
let shirt vast; Mrs. Paul Waddel.,
first, shadow work shirt waist; Mrs.
Paul Waddell largest and best dis
play of white embroidery; Mrs Thos.
Thompson first, pillow slips; Mrs. E.
Gritman, second, cut work embrold-
cry, Mrs E. GritmGr, second, eyelet
pillow slips
Glass 3, silk Embroidery-S,ste of
St Frances, second. Hardanger center
piece; Mrs. j. ]. Halligan, first, Har-
danger center piece; Mrs. j. j. Halll-
gan, first. Hardangcr shir; waist; Ev-
elyn Latourelle, first. violet dolly; Mrs.
Ira Hughes. first, tea cloth; Mrs. Ira
Hughes. second, tea cloth: Mrs. c. H
Rosenberg, second, Hardanger lunch
cloth; Miss Eva Degel first. Hardan-
ger lunch cloth; Mrs. E. E. Bear, Sec
oud, sofa pillow; Mrs. Peta Wom-
baugh, first, center piece; Mrs. j. E.
Tryon. second, brown linen center
piece Mrs. Lee Moorehouse, first,
dresser scarf; Frances Smith, first,
brown linen center piece.
Glass 8, Drawn Work-Sisters of st.
Frances, first, center piece; Mrs. NJ.
VI. Baumgardner. first, tea cloth; Mrs.
NJ. VI. Baumgardner, second, tea clotn:
Sisters of st. Frances, first, tray cloth;
Sisters of st. Frances. first side board
scarf; Mrs. S F. Chatham, second,
side board scarf; Mrs. C. NJ Hogue,
first. pillow shams; Mrs. C. NJ. Hogue
first, pillow cases
Class 3, Battenberg--Mrs ]. F Hen
derson, first, center piece; Mrs. J. F..
Henderson, second, dresser scarf; Mrs.
J. F. Henderson, first, dresser scarf;
Mrs. J. F. Henderson, first. dolly; Mrs.
j. F. Henderson, second, dolly; Mrs.
j. F. Henderson, first, door panel;
Mrs. j. F.. Henderson, second, door
| panel; Mrs j. F. Henderson. first,
sofa pillow; Mrs. j. f. Henderson,
second- sofa pillow; Mrs. J. f. Hen
derson largest and best display OF
! Eattenberg; Mrs. T. 2. Henderson,
! iirst. Battenberg collar; Mrs. J. T.
| Henderson, first, table cloth: Mrs ].
| T. Henderson. second. table cloth;
Mrs. j. T. Hender on, first, child's
hood; Mrs. ]. T. Henderson, second,
child's hood Mrs G. II Rosenberg
first, dresser scarf; Mrs. F.. p. Round
first. pillow; Mrs. G. NJ. Rice, second
| CtHltT piece.
Glass 3, Point Lace-Mrs. j. r. Hen
derson, first centerplece; Mrs. ]. T
! Henderson, second, handkerchief: Mrs
| j, T. Henderson, first, collar; Mrs. j
| 4. Henderson, first. collar and cuffs;
! Mrs. ]. r. Henderson, first, pincush-
on. Mrs. j r. Henderson. second
! pincushion; Mrs. j. r. Henderson
! first largest and hest collection o!
Point lace; Mrs. j. r. Henderson
first, lady's scarf; Mrs. Ira Hughes
first handkerchief; Mrs.AIra Hughes
second, centerpiece.
Class g Crocheting ,Tatting, Knit.
ting-Mrs T.. NJ Candish, first child,
hood; Mrs. f.. VI. Candish. first. larg
est and best collection of crocheting
Mrs. A. b. Stephens, first, crochetet
bed spread; Mrs. a. B. Stephens, sec
| ond, crocheted bed spread; Mrs. ] r
Henderson, first lady's knitted scarf
| Mrs. j. T. Henderson, second, lady,
| knitted scarf; Daisy Mcpherson, first
hairpin crocheted lace; Myrtle Buzan
second, crocheted child's hood: Myrtl,
Buzan, second. largest and best collec
tion of crocheting; Mrs. f. M. Oliver
first, knitted bed spread; Pauline Pet
erson. first knitted or crocheted lace
Sisters of St. Frances, first, IRISH Gro
cheted lace; Sisters or st. Frances
second, burnt wood work; Mrs Linf
Shaw, first, Irish crocheteu dolly: Mrs
Ira Hughes, first. tatting handker.
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