The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-13
TO TOPEKA
Judging Results in Three Big
Departments Today.
Textile, Arts and Culinary
Awards Are Made.

Judging in the textile, arts and
culinary departments is completed,
winners compiled in the office of the
entry clerk. A glance at the list of
winners reveals that Topekans have
won their full share of premiums
Among some of the winners are:
Mrs. S. w. Grubb-First, best two
handkerchiefs, second, centerpiece;
first, doilies mounted on same cards.
Mrs. NJ. Schlegel. 4077 East Tenth
embroidery not listed.
Mrs. E. B. Hill. 2512 Buchanan
Second best knitted articles; second
fancy apron.
Miss Eleanor Goodrich-First, best
specimen, colored tatting, buffet run
ner.
Mrs. George Dichartt, 701 West
Second, counterpart.
Vida E. Busch, 634 LINCOLN street
Second, yoke, filet crochet; second,
silk quilt embroidered.
Mrs. o. B. Edison, GIG West Seven
teenth street-F'irst. infants outfit not
less than six pieces; first, infant
slumber robe; second, sheet, crochet
trimmed.
Mrs. R. o. Perinton, 1880 Kansas
avenue-Second, lace or insertion not
less than two yards.
Katherine Johnson, 1125 Tyler
s-reet-First, yoke for dress; second,
table runner or squar
Mrs. Bessie Sumey-First, center
piece; second. best three doilies.
.a=Helen Porsch, 1922 Tyler-Second,
best s doilies; second, best towel, filet
crocheted; first, best towel any crochet
except filet; second best towel any
crochet OF
| cases, filet crochet; second, curtains,
crocheted. lace or insertion.
Mary E. Drane, 1928 North Quincy
street First, towel or scarf.
Mrs. Alex A. Sharp, 1851 Western
avenue-First, infants shawl; first,
shawl or scarf; first, unspecified wool
or silk article; second. baby's Dress
Mrs. NJ. o. Beyard 1851 Western
First, best piece of embroidery.
Mary Sharp, 1851 Western-First,
dresser or buffet runner; first six
doilies.
Mrs. C. H. Hughes. 1921 East Sixth
First, unspecified, crocheted, cotton
or wooden pieces.
Hernia SAINT. 1912 East Sixth-First,
/ lady's night gown.
Carl P. Bolmar, 212 Greenwood
First, landscape painting from nature
Mrs. ]. G. Miller, 514 East Eighth
Second, table cover; first, centerpiece.
| Mrs. Henry Selects. los West Four
teenth Street-Second, display pic
lures, 3 12xS1s or under, plate or film
calendar
Mrs. w NJ Godsey, 1858 College
avenue-First, centerpiece, crochet
and novelty braid: second, night gown
yoke, any style of crochet.
| Gertrude Dick, 1907 College avenue
First, amateur china painting in I'M
specified list; fooled leather magazine
cover; first, fooled leather center
piece; second, fooled leather desk set;
second, fooled leather book cover
Ethel Dick, 1907 College avenue
First, lady's slippers
Mrs. Dick, 1907 College avenue
First, buttonholes on various ma
| terials.
| Mrs W. NJ. Fisher, 1926 Mulvane-
Second, infants sacque; first, infants
| bootees; second, wool silk, not speci-
fled; first, collar or thread coarser
than 80: first, single garments under
wear; second best not listed tating
! article
Winifred A. Hartley. 12757 Var
| Buren, street-Second, best china
painted water pitcher; first whipped
| cream or ice BOWL first, best piece in
hard enamel, salad bowl and si1
plates, second, oil painting. anima
| from nature.
Miss Mary Ruth Fisher. 1925 Null
vane-F'irst, not listed bead work
first, lady's night dress; first. skirt.
Mrs. A. w. Barrett. 500 West Eighth
second, sheet and pillow case, hem
| stitched and