Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-18
MIDWINTER FAIR AWARDS.

Fair:
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
Pillow slip-First, Miss Marian T
Sykes, Mercedes, 81.
General ~display-First, Miss Lizzie
Cloetta, so in merchandise.
Collection of plants and also of ferns
First, Mrs. Il. Yturria, Brownsville.
Machine made shirt-First. Mrs. Allen
Munday, Brownsville.
Baby dress. hand made, and also ma
chine made baby dress, Mrs. J. III. Franz
Brownsville.
Cut flowers, and also potted plants
First, Miss Pillar Lerma. Brownsville.
Point lace handkerchief Second, Mrs
w. A. Rutledge, Brownsville.
Point lace specimen, and also crochet
lace bag-First, Mrs. w. A. Rutledge.
Knit bedroom slippers, and also homc
made rug-Mrs. $. w. Kirkham, Browns
vile.
Embroidered infants CAP. first; point
lace specimen fam, second; point lace
handkerchief, first, and Battenberg speci
men table cover, first, Mrs. J.. j. Wile>
of Harlingen.
Fancy apron-First, Mrs. G. w. Col
gin. Brownsville.
Tatting specimens-SccOnd, Mrs. VI. j.
Allen, Mercedes.
Collection of drawnwOrk - Second.
Miss Mary Rock. Brownsville.
Napkins-First, ROsalie Roez, Browns
Vile.
Infants crochet cap-First. Mrs. +.
Beall, San Antonio.
Sofa cushion. embroidered towel and
doilieS-First. Mrs. II. l.. ID. Kirkham.
Baby dress, second; embroidery, first.
Incarnate Word Academy.
Lunch cloth, first; nemstitched speci
men, first, Mrs. w. r. Jones.
General d~rawnwork specimen First.
Anita G.. Chapa, city.
Six doilies, first; center piece. first.
Mrs. {. Galbert, city.
Sofa cushiOn-First. Justina Lopez.
city.
Embroidered specimen First, Miss
Francisco Fernandez, city.
Crochet specimen Second, Mrs. b. ID.
Newman. city.
Collection Of drawnwOrk. II pieces.
second; collection Of Is pieces Maya lace.
first, Prudencia Ayala.
Crazy quilt-First, Mrs. L. A. Habdy.
San BenitO.
CULINARY DEPARTMENT.
Loaf salt risen bread - First. Miss
Mary Barbour, city.
Quart can bears Cnalfl Second. Mrs.
Allen Munday, city.
One-half gallon chow-chOw, first. one
half gallon picked peaches, first; quart
can peaches, second, Mrs. l.. r. Adkins.
city.
Can Of peachcs-First, Mrs. II. NJ.
SHELTON, city.
Picked onions, first: can tomatoes.
second; best general display, irst, Mrs.
III. A. Ebcrts, city.
Biscuits-First, Mrs. Roy, city.
Can Of pc: rs, first; pear preserves.
first; peaches, first, Mrs. W. J. Vertrces,
city.
Watermelon pickles, first; can of to-
matocs, first, Mrs. f. G. Pierce, city.
White bread. first; graham bread, first.
Mrs. Il. ID. Newman, city.
Grape jelly, first; fruit cake. first,
Mrs. y. T. Hughes. cyti.
BOYS DEPARTMENT.
Collection Of shells. first; collection of
native wood and herbs, first; general dis
play, first, Charles W. Starck Jr., city.
Collection of plain wOOdwOrk-First.
Dwight Bray, city.
Collection of stamps-First, Robert +.
Rutlcdgc. city.
Girls DEPARTMENT, CLASS II.
Fancy cake, first; candy, first, ROsalie
Roez.
GIRLS DEPARTMENT, SEWING
Embroidery specimen-First, Miss vi
Wan Ashheim. city.
Drawnwork-First, Marguerite Meal
len. city.
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Free hand drawings-First, a gold
medal. Enrique Rivera. MatamOrOS.
Writing. Lords PRAYER in ink-First,
a gold medal. Victor Camera, city.
Map Of Cameron county-FirSt, a fOun-
tain pen, Trinidad H%inOjOsa. city.
Free hand drawing, collection Of class
work-First. a gold medal, st. JOseph'S
College, city.
Writing, Ten Commandments in ink
GirSt. a gold medal, PharrC Texas school.
Map Of Texas-First, a fountain pen.
Pharr Texas School.
Nm Of I-nitnl StatcS-EirSt- 4 fOnn-