The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-07-25
Montgomery Co. Fair
Floral Hall Awards

Gaitskill, Mt. Sterling, first: Mrs. J.
o. Hall, Mt. Sterling, second. Best
silk quilt--Mrs. J. P. Sullivan, Mt.
Sterling, first; Miss Mary MacDon-
aid, Mt. Sterling, second. Best
worsted quilt--Mrs. Fannie Cleve-
land, Lexington, first; Miss Mary d.
Mason, Mt Sterling, second. Best
hand made calico quilt-Mrs. Arthu,
Jacobs, Mt Sterling, first; Mrs. J. S.
Wilson, Mt. Sterling, second. Bes,
crocheted Counterpart, Miss Bernice
Walker, Mt. Sterling, first; Mrs. d. c.
Fox, Mt. Sterling, second. Best
knitted contemporaries. ]. p. Sui
livan, Mt Sterling, first; Mrs. Sara
Hainline, Mt Sterling, second. Bes,
hand made embroidered infants
dress--Mrs. Matt Nave, Nicholas
Vile, first; Miss Albert Young, Mt.
Sterling, second. Best made calico
dress-Miss Lilly Noel, Danville,
first; Miss Myrtle Hamilton, Mt.
Sterling, second. Best home mad,
mans shirt-Miss Lilly Noel, Dan
Vile, first; Mrs. Fannie Cleveland,
Lexington, second. Best dozen but
ton holes on assorted material-Mrs.
Fannie Cleveland, first; Mrs. Lilly
Noel second. Best hand embroider'
ed child's cap--Mrs. nellie Spence
Parker, Lawrenceburg, first; Miss
Albert Young, second. Best rick
rack trimmed garment-Mrs. Mol?
Turner, Mt. Sterling, first; Mrs.
Chas. Duerson, Mt. Sterling, second.
Crochet Work.
Best centerpiece (twenty-one en-
tries)-Mrs. ]. w. Richardson, Lex
ington, first; Mrs. Sam Bigstaff, Mt.
Sterling, second. Best half dozes
table mats-MTs. ]. w. Richardson,
first; Mrs. l. l.. Gritty, Lawrence
burg, second. Best infants SACK
Mrs. Matt Nave, Nicholasville, first;
Mrs. Sam Bigstaff, second. Best
baby carriage robe
Mt. Sterling, first; Mrs. l.. G. Can
non, Georgetown. second. Best pain
of towels, crochet trimmed-Mrs. l.
L. Gritty, Lawrenceburg, first; Mrs.
]. w. Richardson, Lexington, second.
Best fillet gown or corset cover
yoke-Mrs. l. L. Gritty, first; Miss
Lilly Harp, second. Best specimen
of lace-Miss Alice ]. Fisher, Flem-
ingsburg, first; Mrs. Matt Nave,
Nicholasville, second. Best collection
of crochet samples, lace or insertion
Mrs. Nellie Parker, first; Mrs. j.
w. Richardson, second.
Lace Work.
Best point lace handkerchief
Mrs. ]. p. Sullivan, Mt. Sterling, first;
Mrs. Foster Rogers, Mt. Sterling,
second. Best point nee infants cap
Mrs. Matt Nave, first; Mrs. Chas.
Duerson, second. Best specimen Of
tatting-Mrs. Fannie Cleveland, Lex
ington, first; Miss Gazena Thomas.
Mt. Sterling, second. Best specimen
of honiton-Mrsi Matt Nave, first;
Miss Nellie Guilfoile, Mt. Sterling
second. Best knitted lace-Mrs. Ell
mer Downs, Mt. Sterling, first; Mrs
Maggie Gaitskill, Mt. Sterling, sec
ond.
Hemstitching.
Best hemstitched sheets and pill
low cases-Mrs. Grover Anderson,
Mt. Sterling, first; Mrs. G, B, Senff'
Mt. Sterling, second. Best lunch
cloth-Miss Alice ]. Fisher, first;
Mrs. j. w. Richardson, second. Best
half dozen napkins-Miss Bernice
Walker, first; Miss Alice j. Walker,
second, -1-~-'-'-'' '''-----
Embroidery.
Best silk embroidered centerpiece
Miss Mary Smith, Mt Sterling
first; Mrs. c. G. Thompson, Mt. Ster-
| ling, second. Best silk embroidery
on fiannel-Miss Alice |. Fisher,
first; Mrs. nellie Parker, second
Best eyelet enibroidery-Mrs. nellie
Parker, first; Miss Lilly Noel Dan
Vile, second. Best French embrold-
ery-Mrs. Garrett Chenault, MI
Sterling, first Mrs. ]. w. Richard
son, second. Best cut work-Mrs.
nellie Parker, first; Mrs. ]. W. Rich
ardson, second. Best pair of embroid-
cred towelsVNiss Hazel Grubbs, Mt
Sterling, first; Miss Mary Smith,
second. Best carnation or other
braiding-Mrs. Allen Mccormick, Mt.
Sterling, first; Mrs. B. c. Mcdonald
Mt. Sterling, second. Best hardang-
er-Mrs. Sam Bigstaff, first; Mrs.
Shirley Mason, Mt. Sterling, second,
Miscellaneous Embroidery.
Do.t I,ncb clOth-Mrg Nellie Park