Evening journal., 1912-09-12

SIX DuttonhOleRs either on slr-p or /
on garment, Lillian NJ. Dun, tirst; /
Ethel NJ. Snyder, second; child d ess
machine made, kthel NJ. Snyder, first; |
Elizapeth M. Carton, second.
Division l.. Glass IL. Crochet and
Knitting-Crochet work n cotton, |
Rosie Fidance, first no second
Division l., Glass ". Burnt Work
, Display OF burnt work mot les than
four pleces), Elizabeth carton. fIst;
, no second.
Division l., Glass VI. Raffia-Best
pieces of Rafha work, Margaret Ben
eon, first; no second.
Division l., Class VIII. Drawing,
Painting and the Crafts-Amateurs--
Best water color. miscellaneous SUD
iects, Gerald Corleto, first; no second
Best water color, iioral, William Ep-
lAerson, FIRST; j. Hayden, second. Best
display Of water ceioF, not less than
pieces, Gerald Corleto, first: Mar
I garet Tadman, second. Best pencil
sketch. head Margaret Benson, first;
no second Best pencil sketch any
subject, Joseph Foster; Thomas Des-
mond second. Best display oil pencil
sketches, not less tnan 3 pieces, Ger
aid Corleto, first; George Alexander.
second Best original hook cover de-
slgu, Margaret Benson. first; no sec
ond. Best charcoal sketch, any sub
iect, Joseph Foster, first; no second.
Best display eepia work, ether ink or
water color, any subject, Alice l..
hoop, first; Ethel NJ. Snyder, second.
Beaded luncheon chain, Miss Marion
B. Lloyd. hrst; Miss NC. Justis, sec
ond. Embroidered chatelaine bag on
iinene, Mrs. II. +. Ewes. first Lunch
con cloth, Miss Bertha A. Lambson,
first; Mrs. Henry t. Folsom, second
Fable mat, lniualed, Miss Harriet A
Wallace first. knitted table mats, L.
q. Poole. Cuslion cover, Miss Martha
s Cranston. first; Miss Jennie Mahan,
second. Work bag, Elizaheth c. Oil
worth, first; Marion b. Lloyd, second.
Centerpiece, Mrs. Frank Milbourne,
first; Catharine J. Laws, second. Best
article made with handkerchief Mrs
Henry X. Folsom, FIRST. Centerpiece
in punch work, Mrs Mary Burstein
first. ShiTtwalst in punch work, Mrs
H. p. Ewes, first. scarf (dresser OF
table,, Mrs. Charles Dillon. first;
Miss Margaret S. Cranston, second.
Class 5, Plain Hand Sewing
Fancy pillow case, Mrs. Thomas Seal,
fiist; MS. Mary Wood second. Fancy
corset cover, Miss r. E. Poole, FIRST;
Plan corset ocver; Miss Elizabeth
C. Dilworth, first; Miss Rebecca z.
Poole, second. Fancy apron: Miss
Rebecca 2. Poole, nrst; Miss n. c.
Justls, second. Sewing apron Miss
r. 2. Poo.e, first. Baby's dress: Miss
NJ G. Dunlop, fiIst; Miss Marion g.
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not less than three pieces, Mrs. Eliza
, beth G. Dilworth, first Fancy pillow
! shams, Mrs. Laura Slaughter, first:
= Miss Beatrice Thompson, second In
p fant's cap, Miss Marion B. Lloyd
b first: Miss Elizabeth c. Dilworth, sec
, ond. Laundry bag: Miss Rebecca z.
Poole, first. Display OF plain needle
work: NJ IS Rebecca z. Poole, first;
Miss Elizabeth G. Dilworth, second.
. Display Of baby's wear, not less than
three pieces: Miss Marion B. Lloyd
Y first; Mrs. Rebecca z. Poole second
: Glass 6--Knitted OF crocheted arti.
It cles in silk. zephyr OF cotton. shaw
< in Shetland floss: Mrs. Jane Nichols
+, drst; Miss r. Poole. second. Gro.
cheted cane. Rehecca e. Poole. FIRST
! hlbldu CIOCuFtcus NIB. Marty Eltt-
: son, frst Display of Irish crocheted
/. specials (6 spec.mens), Mrs. David
. Grimes first; Ms. Mary Wood. sec
ond. Irish crochet insertion: Miss
Harriet A. Wallace, first: NJ s. Hum
/. phreys. second. Irish crochet edging
!, Mss A. c. West. first; Mrs. H. P
I Ewes, second. Irish crochet bows
!, Mrs. II. P. Ewes, first; Mrs. W. II
! Thompson. second. Srish crochet col
b lars: Miss A. c. Wet, first; Mrs. II
i P. Ewes, second Irish crochet center:
r Mrs. Laura Banks, first, Mrs. MARY
; Wood, second. Irish crochet inserts
} Miss Harriet A. Wallace, first. Spec.
= mems of any kind of crochet edge one
ward: Mrs. Mary Wood, first; Mist
= Harriet A. Wallace, second. Speci
> men of any kind of crochet insertion
= mot less than one yardl: Miss Har
r'ett A. Wallace, first. Irish croche
p ag Miss A. c. West first; Miss Mel
/. lie F. Snyder, second. F1let scarf
Miss Mary r. Thatcher. F.let inser
20 ton, Miss Harriet A. Wallace, A. 81
!; Filet sofa pillow, Miss Harriet A
Wallace, first. Filet bag. Miss Marion
h B. Lloyd first; Miss Mary B. Thatch
y er, second. Filet specimen. Miss Har
10 lett A. Wallace, first; Miss Marion B
Lloyd, second. Embroidered cove
with crochet edge, Mrs. d. Thatcher
!, first; Mrs. Jane Nichols, second
Knitted tie, Miss Rebecca B. Poole
first; Miss Edna NJ Kenney, second
r Angora skating cap. Miss Edna NJ
/, Nenney, first; Miss Mary Wood, sec
! ond. Baby mittens in sngora wool
}. Mrs. Emily r. Cochran, FIST. Bah,
,e cap in angora wool, Mss Rebecca Z
/; Poole Display o. infants wear, fou
% pieces, knitted: Miss Edna NJ. Ken
j, ney, INST; Mss X. T.. FoOle, second
l. Disp.ay Oh hnahts weai, Iour pieces
rs ciocneLed: Mss Louisa Hopes, fist
Z Mss Edna N. henney, second. In
=, fants' ciocheted socKs Miss Edna NJ
n kenney, first; Miss r. q. Poole, sec
I ond. Infants knitted socks: Miss r
: h. Poole, fiist; Mis- Edna M. Kenney
sr second. Infants sacque, crocheted
10 Miss Edna NJ. Kenney. frst;' Miss Re
st becca E. Poole, second. Infant
a. saque. crocheted: Miss Edna NJ. Ken
ney, q st; Miss Rebecca e. Poole
c. second; knitted, Miss Rebecca Z
Poole, first; Mis- Marion B. Lloyc
e second. Bedroom slippers, Miss Edn
n NJ Kenney. fiist; Miss r. L. Poo,
- second. Infants knitted legg nj
Z Miss Edna NJ Kenney, FIRST; Miss F