The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-06
Peoble Events
By Celia MyroOer Robinson

Home Journal, for greatest variety Of
jelly Offered by Mrs. T. e. Welles
and won by Mrs. Joel Suggs.
Large agate mixing pan, by ]. e.
Dubuisson & Bros, for best bottle of
tomato catsup-Won by Mrs. I. E.
Ingham.
Five pounds Ell Delito coffee from
Gulf City Coffee Co., for best jelly
not less than four kinds-Won by
Mrs. F. A. Brink.
For best sour pickle, not less than
three kinds, five pounds Oaxaca COT
fee-Given by Gulf City Coffee Co.,
and awarded to Mrs. w. C. Cater.
Cake plate for prettiest fancy
apron-Offered by Mrs. John C.
Avery and won by Mrs. Fred Favor
tie.
A pitcher for best pound home
made butter-Mrs. Marion Caldwell,
donor; Mrs. G. L. Pope, of Cottage
Hill, winner.
A SIS mattress for the most beau
tiful handmade article of any kind
given by Pensacola Mattress Co., and
won by Miss Janet Harris.
A Japanese waiter for prettiest un-
derskirt ruffle-Mrs. T. G.. Watson,
donor; Miss Emily Jones, winner.
Half dozen desert plates for the
prettiest sofa pillow complete Given
by Miss Sallie Wright and won by
Mrs. w. B. Adams.
Hand-painted berry bowl for pref
test baby cap-Awarded to Mrs. l.
r. Thornton; given by Mrs. Max
Bear.
Large bottle perfume for the best
handmade baby dress-Given by
Central Pharmacy and awarded to
Miss Annie Laurie Hadry.
Five dollar gold piece, given by
Mrs. James Macgibbon, for best
handmade table covek-Won by Miss
Minnie Ball.
Cut glass vase for the best piece Of
China painting-Mrs. T. A. Jennings
donor; Miss Janet Harris, winner.
$3.50 in trade, offered by Watson
Parker and Reese for best homemade
preserves, not less than four kinds
Awarded Mrs. F. A. Brink.
Can of Dewey coffee by McHugl
Grocery Co., for best spinner in oil
Won by Mrs. G. M. Wilson, Jr.
Teapot for prettiest crochet center
piece-Given by Mrs. w. A. Bloun
and awarded Mrs. Raslor.
Child's hat for best speciment o.
colored embroidery made by child
Given by Read-to-Wear Store, ans
won by Mary jennings.
A baby cap for best kitchen apron
Won by Mrs. ]. C. Baldwin; give,
by Mrs. Nordstrom, millinery.
"A rocking chair for prettiest luncl
set-Mrs. Raslory, winner; Rhodes
Collins donor.
Handsome potted fern for hand
soonest colored centerpiece-Given b,
Coe Floral Co., and won by Mrs. Hun
ter Long.
Two prizes of 81 and $2-Given b,
Mrs. Frank Mayes and won by Mrs
Ward and Mrs. B. F. Simmons 70
best specimens of old ladies' work.
Book for best specimen of whit
embroidery made by child Give
by Mrs. George Wentworth and wol
by Antoinette Geri.
For best article made by boy no
over ID, pocketknife-- Given by Mrs
r. H. Turner; won by johnnie Ing
ham.
| Fancy pitcher for best cotton pate
work quilt-Won by Mrs. Charlie
Ward; given by Mrs. A. M. Avery.
Palm for the prettiest hangin
basket-Given by Boysen florist, an
won by Allen Lee White.
| A centerpiece for best embroidere
centerpiece-Given by The Vogu an
won by Miss Kate Smith.
Half dozen fancy handkerchiefs fo
prettiest crochet hand bag-Offere
by Mrs. George Vikings and wo
by Mrs Castov.
Vase for prettiest boudoir cap
Miss Fannie Renshaw, donor; Mr.
| D. L. Burger, winner.
| Hand-embroidered night gown fo
prettiest towel-Given by La Mod
and awarded Miss Kitten Merritt.
Silk hose by Everlasting Fabric
Co., for prettiest centerpiece-Wo
by Mrs. E. C. Smith.
| Cake plate for prettiest pair hand
embroidered pillow cases-Given b
Mrs. Nat Kaiser and won by Mrs.
E. Thornton.
i One two-pound box Huyler's Cand
i for prettiest pincushion-D'Ale
berries Pharmacy, donor; Mrs. FRI
Favorite, winner.
I Pound of chocolates. given by Mr.
B. S. Hancock, for best drawing
colors by child, not over 14-Won |
John Klunker.
Enarneled frame bath room mi
ror, by Charles Born, plumber +,