The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-23
JUDGES COMPLETE
WORK IN FABRICS
So Many Entries That it
Was Impossible to Finish
Until Late Last Night.

Requiring more time and consider
alton than ever before. owing to the
excellence Of all work entered in the
plain sewing and art work Of the
women's department., the judges We're
able to complete the awarding of
prizes only late last evening. Mr..
F. w. Schlaberg and Mrs. Harry Nc
Kinnon worked from early afternoon
and found the task a most difficult
one, but gave their very best efforts
and those winning prizes may we'll
feel proud of the honor as COMPETE
ton was never so keen.
The department Is unusually crowd
ed this year, both the junior and class
for old ladies which are being judged
requiring more attention than ever
before. Entries, too, came in until
noon yesterday, making it necessary
to install mor show cases for display
before the Judges could begin their
work. y
The following is a complete list Of
the awarding in fabrics in the open
class:
Fabrics.
Fancy white apron-First, Miss Jo-
sephine Neidelo, Gardner; second.
Mrs. c. M. Loomis, city.
Work apron-First. Mrs. Thomas v.
Cheney, city; second, Mrs. Mike Fitz-
gerald, city: third. Miss Title Alme,
East Grand Forks.
Buttonholes. made in six different
materials-First, Mrs. Mike Fitz-
gerald. city; second. Mrs. ]. r. Pou-
pore. city: third, Mrs. G. p. Lond,
city.
Handmade fancy bag-First, Mrs.
II. NJ. Webster. city: second. Mrs. A.
j. Willis. city; third, Miss Hazel Din
ME. city.
Crochetted bag-First, Ruth Dom
aldson, Moorhead, Mimi; second, Mrs.
Emma Sherman. city; third, Mrs. w.
II. Robertson, city.
guson, East Grand Forks; second,
Miss Karen Fandrem. city.
Crochetted shoulder cape or scarf
First. Mrs. John Dinnie, city; second,
Mrs. Fred Schlepp. East Grand Forks,
MINI.
Chochetted infants sacque-First.
Mrs. Mary Alison. city: second Mrs.
J..:J.j Martin. city.
Crochetted cotton lace-First, Mrs.
Kean, city; third, Nellie Hanson.
Gardner.
Crochetted Irish. lace-Ffrst, Mrs. J..
]. LOOMS, city; second, Estelle Iver-
son. city; third. Nellie Hanson. Gard
nef.
Crochetted filet lace-Ffrst, Mrs. J..
G. Sheppard, city; second. Alice Cert
rude Odden, Emerald.
Darning In old hoSe-First, Mrs. A.
l., Miller. ST. Thomas: second, Eta
Green. city: third, Grace Kolars, East
Grand Forks.
DarningS In old cloth-First, Mrs. A.
Il. Miller, st. Thomas; second. Mrs.
iC. p. Lond. city.
Drawnwork-First, Alice E. McCon.
nell, Fargo; second, Mrs. p. H. Law
Ter. city.
First. Miss Ursula VESSEL. Drayton;
second, Alice Hanson, city; third, Mrs.
John Wolf. Merrifield.
Embroidery ce%nterpiece in colored
hnen-First, Mrs. 7. H. Crews, East
Grand Forks: second, Miss Vernie
Lawson. Larimore: third. Mrs. Chris
tian Anderson. city.
Embroidery c~enterpiece in corona
sstion braid-First. Mrs. E.. W. Gala
CHER. city; second. Miss Christine
sGubbruard. Portland. N. D.
Embroidery centerpiece In punch
work-First Florence Opsahi, city;
second, Anna Overland. city: third,
Mrs. Oscar Ugstad, Manson, MINI.
Embroidery centerpiece in hard
anger-First. Mrs. G.. Bydal. East
Grand Forks; second. Sophia. Evan
ioVNS lily titAHu 4ud 1Ocs 1IlOIuQSOus
Hardanger embroidery-First, Mrs.
Henry Lars. city; second, Mrs. Ander-
son.. city: third. Mrs. H. E. Anderson.
city.
Eyelet embroidery - First, Miss
Ursula VESSEL. sDrayton: second, Miss
Dagna Schmidt. city; third. Karen
Fandrem. city.
Y Embroidered shirt waist, cotton or
linen-Frst, Mrs. 7. II. Crews. kxst
Grand Forks: second. Grace DeLong.
city.
NmhfotdeysA shirt punch.
wSsk-Eai1ts sHssGsSx4sM1 NJ
Grand Forks; second MrS. Oscar