The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-12
JUDGES MAKE AWARDS
FOR NtEOtfWORk
Large and Daszling Display OF Handi-
work of StAte's Matrons and
Miascs.

Miascs.
Exhibiting the work Of some of the
most skilled needle workers In Vir-
GIN, the women's Department at the
State Fair this year Ia among the most
complete in the history Of the associa-
ton.
There IL everything on exhibition
in this department from little rag
doll and sunbonnet to q great big silk
quilt. and 1t was tho center of attrac-
ton for the women yesterday. On ex-
hfbffion are monogram towels table
mats. crocheted sweaters. knitted
counterpanes. crocheted shawls, shirt
waists, lingerie dresses and many
other things of interest to the ladies.
The entries are much larger this
year, white the quality Of fhe work
Is considered better than ever before.
This exhibit is one Of the most at
enclosure and IL we'll worth seeing.
Prizes awarded in this department
complete follow:
SECTION 4.
"Ns' Dspt--Emhroidery and Laces.
Glass l.: Best Specimen Kenangton
Embroidery-First prize. Mrs. w. W.
Gilkinson. Palmyra, Mo-: second
prize, Mrs. Geo Fl. Penn. SIS West
Twenty-fourth Street, city.
Class 2: Best Specimen French EN-
g. Ceusa, 2s6 Washington Street. Bin
hampton, N. z: second prize. Miss
Mary Bucknsr, Mica. Va
Class 3: Best Specimen Eyelet EN-
br oidery--FHrst prise. Miss Josephine
f. Couse, 266 Washington Street. Bin
hampton, N. Y; second prize. Miss
LILY Noel, 514 East Maan Street, Dan
Vile. Ky.
Class Best Specimen Punch
work---F1rst prize, AlrA J. II. Burnett
Brooklnd and Barton Avenues. Rich
mond, Va.
Class s: Best Specimen Cross Stitch
First prize. Miss Gladys Griffys.
Luxembourg. KY; second prize. Mrs.
e. Curriex. 729 Harrison Street, city.
Class 8: Best Specimen Netting
Ono award).
Glass I: Best Specimen Lacs-F1rst
prize, Mrs. w. w. Gilkinson, Palmyra,
Mo-: second prize, Mrs. e. II. Meanley,
Shenandoah Apartments. city.
Class 8: Best Specimen FYlet Lace
First prize--Miss Nell Wise. Chester
feld Apartments, city: second prize.
Miss Gladys Grifrys, IAwrenceburg,
KY.
Glass Q: Best Specimen Battenburg
I4Acs--First prize. Miss e. H. Broad
dus, Glen Allen. Va: second prize.
Mrs. w. w. Gilkinson, Palmyra, Mo.
Class 10: Best Specimen Tatting-
First prize, Mrs. Fannie Cleveland, ais
East MAXWELL Street, Lexington. KY;
second prize. Miss Mary J. Htchford.
s1s West Grace Street. city.
Class IL: Best Specimen Drawn
Work--First prize, Mrs. James An
drews. Smithfeld. Va: second prize,
Miss Marion Randolph Hawkins. so5
West Main Street. city.
Class ~: Best Specimen Monogram
on Damask-First prize. Mrs. P.
Breeder. Hanover Avenue, city: sec
ond prize. Miss Josephine f. Couse.
2s6 Washington Street, Binghampton.
n. Y.
Class g: Best Specimen Monogram
Towel-FYrst prize. Miss Josephine f.
Couss. asa Washington Street. Bing-
ham ptop, N. Y; second prize. Mrs.
Richard Fox. 100 North Harve Street.
city.
Glass -: Best Specimen Letter on
Damask--F1rst prize. Mrs. p. Breeder.
Hanover Avenue. city; second prize.
Mrs Richard Fox, 90 North Harvie
Street. city.
Class l5; Best Specimen Letter on
ITowel--First prize, Mrs. Wallace F.
Brown. 100 South Third Street. city:
second prize, Miss Gladys Grlffys.
| Iawrenceburg. Ky.
Glass 16: Best Specimen Letter on
Handkerchief---Ffrs prize, Miss jose
phine &c. Couse. 26s Washington
Street, Binghampton, N. Y; second
prize. Miss Gladys Grnys. Lawrence
burg. Ky.
Class II: Best Specimen Embroid-
cry on Flannel--First prize. Mrs.
Richard Fox, 100 North Har,ie Street.
city second prize. Mrs Z, i. Curriar.
729 Harrison Street. city. =,
Glass rs: Best Specimen Shocking
First prize, Miss. Nell Wise, Chester
field Apartm ents. city.
Class ~: italian Cut Work---First
prize. Miss Gladys Grtffys, Lawrence
burg. Ky; second prize. Mrs X u.
TAYLOR, 100 South Fairfax Street. city.
SECTION ..
"K" DcpG-Cknch1ted Work.
Class 90; Crocheted Counterpart
First prize. Miss Minnie Simmons,
Henderson. Tenn; second prize. Mrs.
J. A TaIiaferro. Ordinary, Va.
Glass 81: Knitted or Crochet Slip
pers--F1rSt prize-Mrs. j. NJ. Young,
662 North Sixth Street. city; second
prize. Miss Mildred Bryce. city.
Class %: Knitted Socks--First
|prize-Mrs Annie II. Tribble Danville,
Ky: second prize. Mrs. Fannie Glove
land, ?1s East MAXWELL Street. Lexing-
ton. KY
Glass 90: Crochet Table Mats
First prize, Mrs, Annie H. Tribble.
Danville. KY; second prize, Mrs, G. w.
Rex. 3o0S Floyd Avenue. city.
Class "a: Knitted or Crocheted
Sweater---Ftrst prize. Mrs. John Arne-
helm, 1891 Hanover Avenue. city;
second prize. Mrs. r. c. Jones' r. F.
d. No, 2, BOX g.. city.
ClaSs IS: Knitted Counterpart
First prtse, Mrs. NJ. ]. like. Lexing-
ton. KY. second prize. Mrs. A. d.
Horton, 310 Fourth Avenue. city.
Class -: Collar and Cuffs-First
pri1a. Mrs. Virginia A. smoot. 100 8,
Fairfax Street, Alexandria. Va; second
prize. Mrs. John J. Lanier. 303 Han
over Street, Fredericksburg, Va.
Class ~: Knitted or Crocheted
Shawl--First prise, Miss Annie H,
Trtbbis, Danville. KY; second prize,
MISS vexella Metts. Lexington, Va.
Glass ~: LINEN and Crochet Table
Runner-Ftr4t prize, Mrs. Charles
ThomaA, Go N. Thirty-thtrd Street,
rtfv. aAconA nrfxA Mira Cora Hfy