Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-29

Galloway; second, Mrs Charles Brown.
SILK patchwork-F'irst, Miss Edith
Sullivan; second, Mrs. d. c. Elder.
| Most elaborate and best quilting
First, Mrs. w. e. Cameron; second,
Mrs. Hannah ]. witter.
OLD LADIES' WORK.
outline embroidery-First, Mrs Mar
garet Alden.
White embroidery-Ffrst. Mrs, e. A.
Drake; second, Mrs. Mary May Har-
mon.
F'rench--First, Mrs. A. Morgan.
| Eyelet-First, Mrs. Mary Harmon.
| Wallachain-First. Mrs. A. Morgan.
| Drawn work-First. Mrs. Della Cole;
second, Mrs. Mary Harmon.
Lace andkerchief-First. Mrs. Mary
/ Harmon; second, Mrs. Maria Riser
Neatest handmade garment---First,
Mrs. E. A. Kerr second, Mrs. J. A.
Blake.
Crochet lace-First, Mrs. Anna
Gibbs; second, Mrs. Mary Mathews.
Knitted lace-First Mrs. Anna
Gibbs; second. Mrs John Bliss.
Centerpiece with lace edge-Frst.
Mrs. Chris Seckel; second, Mrs. Maria
Riser.
Samples of darning-First. Mrs. e.
A. Drake.
Buttonholes in three materials-First.
Mrs. Margaret Alden; second, Mrs.
Mary Mathews.
Tattihg, coarse thread-First Mrs.
| Nancy Jellison; second, Mrs. w. John
son..
Tatting. fine thread-First Mrs.
Margaret Alden; second. Mrs. Mary
Mathews.
ANTIQUES.
Woven bedspread in colors-First,
Mrs. H. c. Willis; second, Mrs. V. c.
Kerr.
Samplers-First, Mrs. Lydia Brown;
second, Mrs. Frank Carver.
Embroidery-First, Mrs. Fred Bos-
sert; second, Mrs. Anna Gibbs
Beadwork-First, Mrs. l.. r. Deary;
second, Mrs. L. R. Deary.
Cross stitch motto-First, Mrs. J. G.
Petrie; second. Mrs. II. F. Baker.
Miscellaneous - First, Mrs. Lydia
Brown; second, Mrs. Helen Weber.
GIRLS WORK.
| Hand Sewed Garment-First, Vera
McMaster; second Vera MacMaster.
Crochet Centerpiece First, Maud
Parker.
Crockett Lace Specimen First,
Maud Parker; second, Maud Hunter.
Crochet Bag-Second. Elmerna Gard
ner.
French Embroidery = First, Emma
Watts; second, Inez Milliman.
French Knot neutrality-suspicious.,
Irna Watts.
Embroidered Pillow Cases-Second,
Flavia D. Smith
Embroidered Apron First, Maria
Riser; second. Ethel Wright.
| Embroidered Centerpiece First
Maria Riser
Tatting Observation-Disclosures Ruby
Brundage; second, Beyrl Snyder.
| Fancy Tatting--First, Ruby Brun-
dage; second, Ruth Lane.
4 Cross stitch Embroidery First
Thelma Sloan second. Thelma Sloan.
MISCELLANEOUS LIST.
Serving Tray = First, Mrs. J, w.
Slick.
Table Cover First, Mrs. II. w.
Zimmerman; second. Mrs. A. w.
| Pride.
Piano Cover-First, Mrs. ]. w.
Gaynor; second, Mrs. A. w. Pride.
Boudoir Cap-First, Mrs. Anna Dun
levy; second Mrs. H. w. Zimmerman.
Dressing Sacque-First, Miss Marie
Voss; second, Miss Georgia Kurtz.
Lunch Cloth--First, Mrs. II. w.
Zimmerman.
l. Centerpiece-First, Miss Ruby Brun-
dage; second Mrs. Lydia Brown.
Sofa Pillow-First Mrs. G. w. Gish;
Second, Miss Inez Mlliman.
Bag-First, Mrs. f. G. Albert; sec
ond, Miss Mary Van elise.
Buffet Scarf-First, Miss Mollie Ea-
giles; second, Miss Ruby Brundage.
Table Runner Oace trimmed) First
Mrs. r. L. Scott; second. Mrs. Lydia
Brown.
Macrame Work+First, Mrs. A. Bal
siger second, Mrs. c. a. Southwell.
Lazy Daisy Work First, Miss
Emma Watts; second. Miss Made
Hurst.
French Knot Embroidery First
Mrs. E. A. Galloway; second. Mrs. w
f. Cameron.
Mt. Melick Work-First. Mrs. A. f
Wells
Netting Work First, Mrs. Pillar
Echeverria; second, Mrs Joe Lees
Article Made of Yarn-F'irst Mrs
Gilesa Rosenheim; second. Mrs. c. p.
Swanson.
Crochet Yoke First, Miss Bessie
Bennett; second. Mrs. w. s. Bennett.
| Girls Embroidered Bonnet or Sun
Hat-F'irst. Mrs. W. f. Cameron.
Article mot named) First, Miss
Margaret Grant; second, Mrs. c.. A.
Turner.
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