Arizona republican., 1915-11-18
Partial Awards Made
 In Woman's Department

Class No. 227-Sofa Pillow or Covers. Best silk embroidered sofa pillow Mrs. Martha Aune, Phoenix, first; Mrs. M. Hall. Higley, second. Best cotton linen embroidered pillow-Miss Elsie Munger, Phoenix, first; Mrs. C. J. Rousseau, Phoenix, second
 Best brown linen pillow. embroid- cred in colors-Mary Craig Hughes, Phoenix first: Mrs. Susie R. Butler, Phoenix, second. Best cross stitch pillow-Miss Alice Erickson. Phoenix, first; Miss NJ. s. Graw. Phoenix. second. Best hand-painted pillow Miss Cline R. Asbury, Phoenix, first: Mrs J. F. ThOmr son, Bowling Green, Mo, second
 Best Hardanger pillow-Mrs D. F. Barnes, Topeka Kan, first; Mrs. $. R. Marlette, Phcenix, second. Best pillow other than mentioned Mrs M A. Coles. Phoenix, first; Mrs c. Eaean, Phoenix. second. Class No. 228-Needework Best specimen of Battenberg lace Mrs. T. M. Barbee, Palmyra Mo-, first; Mrs. J. E. Thompson, Bowling Green, Mo, second.
 Best specimen of Honiton lace-NIrs T. M. Barbee. Palmyra. Mo-, first; Mrs. J. F. Thompson, Bowling Green, Mo, second
 Best specimen filet lace-Mrs. A. E. Bamberg, Topeka, Kan. first; Mrs J. F.. Summers, Phoenix, second.
 Best specimen Cluny lace-Mrs. T. NJ. Barbee, Palmyra, Mo.
 ,f Ioa menticned-Mis Grace Harness, Camp Verde. Ariz- first; Pima Indian girl, V. Flake, agent
 Best embroidered sheet and pollow cases-Mrs. l.. Human, Sedalia. Mo, first; Mrs. Sidney Owen. Phoenix, sec ond.
 Best embroidered luncheon set, cen ter piece and not less than 3-size doi- lies-Mrs. R. Human, Sedalia. Mo, first; Miss Maude Forney, Peoria, Arizona, second.
 Best half dozen embroidered tea napkins-Mrs. L. Human, Sedalia, Mo, first; Gladys North Grant, Dow ney. Calf, second.
 Best embroidered luncheon cloth - Mrs. c. w. Barnes, Tucson, first Mrs Elmer Bressler, Phoenix, second; Mrs Afford Hackett, Phoenix, honorable mention
 Best white linen embroidered after dinner centerpiece-Miss Elsie Munger, Phoenix
 Best collection of Florentine tapes try-Mrs. Thomas Flint Nichols. Phoe- nix
 Best specimen F1orentine tapestry Mrs. Thomas Flint Nichols, Phoenix: first; Mrs. Homer Ring Phoenix, sec Ond.
 Best Florentine tapestry bag-Mrs. Thomas Flint Nichols, Phoenix
 Best specimen French embroidery Mrs. l.. Human. Sedalia, Mo- first: Miss Elsie Munger, Phoenix, second. Mrs. oscar Temple, Phoenix, honor able mention.
 Best specimen Hardanger-Miss Joy Udall. Eager, Arizona. first: Mrs. G. D. Martin. Phoenix, second.
 Best specimen Italian cut work - Mrs. L. Human, Sedalia, Mo, first; Mrs. T. NJ. Barbee Palmyra, Mo, sec ond; Miss Elsie Munger honorable Mention.
 Best specimen hand made hand kerchief with initial-Miss Elsie Nun ger, Phoenix, first; Mrs. C. H. Boyn- ton, Phoenix, second.
 Best specimen combination French embroidery, envelope style-Mrs. Os- car Temple. Phoenix.
 Best specimen French embroidered night gown-Miss Elsie Munger, Phoe- nix.
 Best embroidered French combina- ton suit (drawers and corset cover)- Miss Elsie Munger, Phoenix. first; Mrs. c. H. Boynton, Phoenix, second.
 Best specimen French embroidered waist-Mrs. Sidney Owen. Phoenix, first Mrs l.. Human, second.
 Best specimen English eyelet em- broidered waist-Mrs. T. NJ Barbee, Palmyra. Mo, first Mrs. s. G. Written, Phoenix. second.
 Best specimen apron with hand work in white-Miss Elsie Munger, Phoenix, first; Mrs. Edwin Kurmeier, Jerome Arizona, second.
 Best specimen child's embroidered dress Miss Elsie Munger, first; Mrs Oscar Temple, second.
 Best specimen child's embroidered coat-Mrs. $. w. Coleman, Phoenix. first; Mrs. G. Otter, Buckeye, second.
 Best specimen embroidered house linen-Miss Elsie Munger, Phoenix, first; Mrs. Harold Pemberton, Phoenix, second; Mrs. J. F. Thompson, honor able mention.
 Best specimen initial on house linen, not less than two inches-Miss Sadie Wilson, Lebanon, Ky, first; Miss Elsie Munger, second; Mrs. L. Human, hon. orable mention.
 Best specimen monogram on house linen, not less than two inches-Mrs