The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-25

second, Mrs F. L. Cowdrick, 1898
Garfield avenue, Topeka.
Embroidcry-First Mrs. Mary
Cindel, 1870 Polk street, Topeka; sec
ond: Mrs. Bonnie D. Vaughn, 1871
Jackson street. Topeka.
Best Piece Not Enumerated-First
Mrs. G. c. Moore, 900 jefferson street,
Topeka; second: Martha ROBERTS,
Tecumseh.
Girls Department, Age IA and Under.
Hemstitiching First: Arlena
Barns, 1717 Park avenue, Topeka
Fancy apron-First: Evelyn Miller
512 West Eighth street, Topeka; sec
ond: Mary B. Daroah, Mcpherson.
Dressed doll-First: Bertha Cou-
ture, 902 Jefferson street, Topeka;
Best specimen crochet-First: Myr-
tie v. Easter, 14O1 Madison street, To-
peka; second: Evelyn Miller, 5lz west
Eighth street, Topeka.
Tatting-F'irst: Lois King, Deiphos'
second: Lucille Apologize, Topeka
Embroidery. French or eyeleta .
First: Myrtle Casey, 2O2 Morton street,
Topeka; second, Sophia Lietzow, 111s
Van Ruren street, Topeka.
Cross stitch-First: Sophia Lietzow,
1719 Van Buren, street, Topeka; sec
ond. Florence Garland, 1918 Clay
street, Topeka.
Sofa pillow-First: Helen Thomas,
SO Jefferson street, Topeka
Best article not enumerated-Flr st.
Sophia Lietzow, 1717 Van Buren,
Berry.
Quilts-siIk quilt, patchwork
First: Mrs George Kreipe, Tecumseh;
second; Mrs. w c: Lyon, Waver1y: w.
]. L. White, Topeka; second: Mrs.
John Coffrin, Louisville.
Cotton scrap PATCHWORK quit
First: Martha Roberts, Tecumseh;
second: Myrtle Howard, 800 Topeka
Cotton, color design quilt-First;
Mrs w. A. Parker, 1915 Kansas ave-
nue., Topeka; second: Mary A MOODY
Cotton quilt, appliquied quilted
First: Mrs. Ruth Price, 721 Monroe
street, Topeka; second: Miss Louisa
Shut, Oakland.
Worsted patchwork-First: Mrs.
E. L. Cowdrick, 1888 Garfield street,
Topeka; second: Mrs. G. w. Packard,
1884 Harrison street, Topeka
Crib quilt-First: Mrs. w. A Cross,
Mrs. Flora Johnson, 21S Kline street
Topeka
Patchwork quilt by lady over Co
First: Mrs. D. Y. Mcdowell, 1119 Tay-
lor street, Topeka: second: Laura l.;
Bozarth, Twenty-fourth street ana
Topeka avenue, Topeka.
Sofa pillows-Satin stitch, French
knot-First: Mrs. Annie Mossbarger,
631 Lincoln street, Topeka; second:
Miss Blanch Shupe, 1716 Van Buren,
Observation-Disclosures: Mrs. J. W. Nc
Cartney, 1924 Lane street, Topeka;
second: Miss Blanch Shupe, 1716 Van
Buren, street, Topeka.
Crochet-First: Mrs. L. D. Leroy,
Marysville; second: Mrs. ]. A. Mitch
ell, TecumSeh.
Hardanger = First: Mrs. Edith
Moor, PIT Lane street, Topeka.
Birds eye or daisy stitch-First:
Mrs C. H. ForseI, SOC Brooks avenue,
Topeka.
Emblematic pillow-First: Mrs
Annie Mossbarger, 631 Lincoln street.
Topeka.
Amy style pillow not otherwise listed
First: Mrs. Y. NJ. Nelson, Marys-
vile; second: Mary Baird. Boys In
dustrial school, Topeka
Miscelleaneous-Fan work made
by gentlemen-First: ]. M. Stephen
Fancy work made by boy-First:
John Level, 624 Lincoln street, To-
peka; second: Clay Moore, 161 Wa
bash avenue, Oakland.
Walden, 1884 Mulvane street, Topeka.
Venetian cut work-First: Mrs.
John Hermann, 1929 Laurel street,
Topeka; second: Cynthia Baskins,
Knitted rug-First: Mrs. E. L.
Cowdrick, 1893 Garfield avenue, To-
peka; second: Mrs. Louis Burt, Route
%, Topeka.
CrOchet ruS-E1rSJ: MIS- James
Flowers, 1912 Polk street, Topeka;
second: Mrs. A. E. Eambero, 1O4 Haw-
thorne street, Topeka.
Any other style rug-First: Ida M.
Shared, 3O1 West Laurent street, To-
peka; second: Mrs. c. A. Horn, 221
Lake street, Topeka.
Laundry bag-First Mrs. A. E.
BAN berg, 1O4 Hawthorne street, To-
peka.
Best novelty, any style fancy work
First: Mrs D. w. Durant, 1913 West
Fifteenth street, Topeka; second: Mrs.
A. E. Forinash, Alma.
Hand embroidered centerpiece-
Crosby special prize-First: Cynthia
Baskin, Formoso.
Novelty, any style-Puckett & Pat
terson's special prize-Mrs. ]. w.
Robinson, sos Topeka avenue, Topeka.
Best portieres-Special prize by
Santa Fe Watch company-Cynthia
Baskin, Formoso.
Best two doilies in tatting-Special
prize by James Hayes, florist-Miss
Laura Smithy, 1872 Garfield street,
Topeka.