The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-02-26
PRIZE WINNERS IN VARIOUS
DEPARTMENTS POLK CO. FAIL
WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT
Mrs. Edwin r. Schurman, Mgr.

Daisy Williams, Mrs. h. l. french.
Best landscape in oil from nature.
Mrs. A. B. Lowell, Glenn McRae.
Best animals in oil from nature, no
first award. Mrs. A. B. Lowell.
Best flowers in oil from copy, Mrs. E.
|. French, Miss Mamie Castles.
Best animals in old from copy, Miss
Daisy Williams No second award.
! Best marine in oil from copy, Mrs.
E. l. French, Mrs. J. A. Boulware.
Best landscape in water colors from
copy, Edith Roper No second award.
Best flowers in oil from nature, Mrs.
A. B. Lowell, Miss Daisy Williams.
Best landscape in water colors from
nature. No first award, Miss Daisy
Williams.
ture. No first award, Miss Daisy Will
liams.
Best portrait in water colors from ma
ture. No first award, Lurlene Pillans.
Best painting ON satin. No first
award, Mrs. Irwin Kelsey.
Best collection of hand painted
china, Miss Daisy Williams, Lola
Trammell
Best cream and sugar, Miss Daisy
Williams, Mrs Irwin Kelsey.
NJ
Edith Roper.
Best salad dish, Lola Trammell
Miss Daisy Williams.
Best plate, Mrs Paul O'Doniel. Nc
second award
Best stencilled pillow cover, Mrs
Irwin Kelsey. No second award.
Best stencillcd table runner, Mrs
Irving Kelsey. No second award.
. Best specimen burnt wood, Mrs
Paul ODoniel, Mrs. ]. NJ Stebbins
Best specimen wood carving, Mrs
Irwin Kelsey. Mr.. Irwin Kelsey.
Best collective exhibit of different
kinds of embroidery and needlecraft
, not less than six pieces, Mrs. j. M
, Stebbins, Mrs. John Hansard.
Best embroidered handkerchief
!. Mrs. Paul O'Doniel, Mrs. w. 0
, Pearce
Best Tatting handkerchief, Laur'
Brockman, Mrs. j. NJ. Stebbins.
Best tatting collar, Emma Stoddart
$ Laura Brockman.
Best Irish crochet collar and cu
. set, Mrs. John Hansard. No secon
V award.
Bst Irish crochet hand bag, Mr.
John Hansard No second award.
k Best fancy silk bag. Laura Brocl
f man, Mollie Hawkins.
n Most useful work bag, Mrs. Irvi
e Kelsey, Mrs. Paul O'Doniel.
{ Best crochet center piece. Mis-
: Irene Kaufman, Mrs. w. o. Pearce.
e Best white embroidery cente
# piece, Mrs. Clute, Mrs. b. p Mills.
Best colored silk centerpiece, Mr.
John Hansard No second award
Best punch work centerpiece, Mrt
l. s. Smith, Gertrude Green.
e Best eyelet centerpiece. No fir
/. award. Mrs. r. ID. Sage.
W Best embroidered lunch cloth. \
1t first award, l.. M. Kuhn.
y Best embroidered table cloth. L
or Sarah Wheeler. Ruth Davis.
Best embroidered IL dozen ma
kins. No first award. Ruth Davis.
@. Best drawn work table cloth. I
e. first award. Mrs. II. r. Buchanan.
err The following articles, which we
he not listed in the premium book, a
er for which no cash prizes were offert
having been found worthy of spec
mention, were awarded purple r
bons:
h Piano cover, Mrs Hawkins.
ar second award
ID Crcheted towel Mrs. Clute
70 second award
Crocheted plaque, Mrs. f. Meis
elbach. No second award.
:, Baby dress. embroidered, Mrs. |.
:. Smith No second award
he Dress trimmed, knitted lace, Mrs.
RS A.. Patrick n second award.
oo- Irish Crocheted dining set, NJ
N. John A. Ferris. No second award
Gown yoke, chocheted dinner s
. Mrs. F. Muselbach. No second ava
Embroidered table cloth, Mrs.
Palmer No second award.
Tinted embroidery. Mrs. Gus
mer. No second award.
Battenburg table cover, Mrs.
Palmer No second award.
Crocheted table runner, Mrs. R.
Skipper. No second award.
GIRLS CANNING CLUB
Miss Verda Thompson, Supt.
Best and largest exhibit of can
fruits and vegetables, LIST, I
Brown; I'd. Nellie Barrett; Sd. Lo1
Clark
M BOYS CORN CLUB
A. A. Lewis, Supt
To the boy who exhibits the
dozen ears of corn selected by him
without assistance from any o