The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-26
The Woipan's Department at the
Mn@on-S,antei. Fair


The aoia,sstic exh4bits are saoHn
70 a bettef adyantage this year AZ
tie far than at any previous time.
The ocsIa Lumber Il supply ss1ni-
p;Any's tuil1tag, with he exception
OF two booths is used exclusively by
the ladies fa charge ag well as half
of nhe rossm in the agricultural buEd-
ina formerls occupied by them. the
nuirvber Of exhibitors equals that of
any preyfeus fair and tt the wril.er
ashe grade AMI variety of articles ta.-
cell those OF erzner yead's
Mrs. j N. ,M,,orhead. superlntensi-
emf MRS. " AZ, stoyall and Mrs H.
8l Yonse, aecietaries, anil their alS
sistauls have a-rangsd all exhibits
10 ivondel9nl aavantage and as d
hitting packs roassi against which ID,
dhsplap then the walls and pillar:
were tiYinAd with bunting and white
sielllesiie and ipstooned with quan-
1 lies III iuxuriahi bamboo.
80 etlumertte lire dlHerert yarie-
tie, Of articles ubfbitesi ant to de-
SC -lDe their 'bsaueit Is aal iins possibiI-
its Tine ability sf the jad SIS, who
were chosen for their coEiI etence,
rwa We are euit sapre, iaved on
.unany ocaasions
Tor several Beslis Ndls. s#ovalI
has eeuduef.ed |. ti.sketry elias 5 and
her pupils had ,n display In tile art
room a cosIectigln sixs.r or more
'baslztits Of all sizes .ardiaE ras etc.
The exhibit conrmsIslsied Tim often
ton of all visitors Mrs. j. IF. e9ink-
er OF Reddlck, with iifty-eignt 1Di GEES,
won the prize for. the best ieol1es ton
of china painting. Mrs W. A.
Coin collection of PAPER flowers
rightly deserved the blue l:ibboit It
won. The largest exhibit III crothet
work included nineteen piscessHEnd
was made by Mrs. ]. ID. Smell aEiss.
Nellie McCorkle's dainty work was.
recognized by her friends not only
i'm the crochet exhibit hut in several
Others. slippers worn at hall sgfg-
en- by George Washington in vfr-|
ginda, a beaded purse made 30 z SsEl
a crochet Lords Prayer connts anel
and chain necklace made 6f Adfsea
hair are some of the heirIoonls
I'm the art room is Il very hand
some oil portrait of Mrs y tEI Elkkz
ingston's grandfather, Mr.. jackson
of Georgia Rfvaling for honlors In
hardanger were Mrs Fl. C. Groves,
MRS. e. G. Peek and Mrs. A Pefrie
OF Bay Lake, who with others .hayeS
excellent exhibits.
There are twenty varieties of. en-
broideries. the daintiest of lipgerie
handsome French emlbroidered and
drawn work table cloths, emBrefdar
ed and crochebed bedspreada .zansi
scores OF elaborate centerpie ces and
sofa pillows. One OF the most At
tractive in the latter GLASS belongs 70
Mrs. w. M OsDe1l of Oxford The
design is cotton stalk with several
bolls.
To the left, entering. is adfsplak.
indicative of the placard, ola Ia
dies Corner. OF course. d,Giata
stood out foremost. They were or
silk, patchwork. white quilted he'd
spreads; in fact, every kind OF quilt.
Mrs. o. E. Martin ofssoxford owns
the quilted bedspread swllirh proba-
bly, represents more tedious work
than any other one The childfen's
display is to the right Of the en-
trance and there we found not such
a quantity but quality. Point lace
handkerchiefs. with specimens of
eight other laces deserve special
mention, also the dozenssof pillow
cases, towels and fancy bags. Mrs.