Arizona republican., 1917-11-30
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Best center piece linen and crochet First, Ida Sanderson, Phoenix; second, Miss Alice Erickson, Phoenix.
 Best crocheted yoke, filet-First, Mrs. O. F. Temple, Phoenix; second, Miss Natalie Morris, Phoenix.
 Best crocheted slippers-Mrs. o. F Temple, Phoenix
 Best crocheted scarf or shawl-First Mabel Eschief, Phoenix; second, Mrs o. F. Temple, Phoenix. Best crocheted jacket-First, Mrs. S J. Doster, Phoenix; second, Mrs. T W. Pemberton, Phoenix Crocheted other than mentioned First Mrs. H. c. Parker, Phoenix; sec | ond, Mrs. C. c. Hurley, Phoenix. Knitting Specimen of knitted lace, edge or in- sertion-First, Mrs. Herman Brink meyer, Prescott; second, Mrs. Matte 1 Birchett, Tempe.
 | Best knitted slippers-First, Mrs. R A. Cater, Phoenix; second, Mrs Elm ma Nj. Meyer, Phoenix. Best knitted sweater-First, Mar jorie W. Burns, Phoenix; second, Mrs Phillip Weisner, Phoenix. 1 Best knitted scarf or shawl-First 1 AdLS. E@ d dTONe, GnOeHlA, SeCOHO Emma Norris, Yah Xxi.
 Knitting other than mentioned First, Mrs. O. F. Temple, Phoenix second, Mrs. Laura Munger, Phoenix | Best specimen of filet or netting First, Mrs H. De Fries, Phoenix; sec. ond, Mrs. Emile Christensen. Phoenix | Best specimen of cluny-First, Mrs E. F. Meyer, Phoenix. | Best specimen of embroidery on ne First, Mrs Chas. B. Palmer, Phoenix second, Mrs, A. Bowers, Ajo. Lace other than mentionedA First Mrs. Alice Kendrick, Phoenix; second Mrs. H. De Fries. Phoenix.
 Embroidery
 Best embroidered sheet and pillow cases-First, Mrs. c. w Isham, Phoe nix; second, Mrs. Paul Bennett, Phoe nix.
 Best embroidered pillow cases-First Mrs. E. P. Ridgley. Tucson; second Mrs. Oscar Christensen, Tempe. | Best embroidered towel-First, Mrs E. P. Ridgley, Tucson; second, Mrs Sydney Owen, Phoenix. Best embroidered table cloth-First Mrs. W. H. Williams. Phoenix; second Mrs Agnes Grant, Phoenix.
 Best embroidered luncheon cloth First, Mrs. E. P. Ridgley, Tucson; sec ond Mrs. H. Hutchinson, Phoenix.
 Best embroidered napkins, half dog en-First, Amy R. Gordon, Phoenix second, Mrs. Paul Bennett, Phoenix.
 Best embroidered luncheon set First, Amy R. Gordon. Phoenix; sec ond, Mrs. J. A. Sell, Phoenix. Best embroidered center piece, whit First, Mrs. Fred Gregg, Phoenix second, Mrs. Chas. Palmer. Phoenix
 Best silk embroidered center piece First, Mrs. Chas. Palmer, Phoenix; sec ond, Mrs. F. NJ. Cotner, Phoenix.
 Best embroidered scarf or runner First, Mrs E. P. Ridgley. Tucson; sec ond, Mrs C. E. Collins, Clifton.
 Best specimen of initial or monograr on household linen-First, Mrs. F. Al kire. Phoenix; second Mrs. E. I Ridgley, Tucson.
 Best specimen of initial or mono gram. on handkerchief-Firs Louis Delmas, Clifton; second, Mrs. Ere Gregg, Phoenix.
 Best embroidered child's dress-Firs Mrs. Sidney Owen, Phoenix; secon' Mrs. Fred Gregg, Phoenix.
 Best embroidered waist-First MT A. Bowers, Phoenix; second, Mrs Cha B. Palmer, Phoenix.
 Best embroidered apron-First, Mir Fred Gregg, Phoenix; second, Mrs. ] P. Ridgley. Tucson.
 Best French embroidered chemise- First, Mrs. Chas. Palmer. Phoeni1 second, Mrs. Paul Bennett, Phoenix
 Best French embroidered nightgoW , First, Mrs. Fred Gregg, Phoenix; set ond, Mrs. Oscar Christensen, Phoenix
 Best French embroidered set of LII derwear-First, Mrs. E. P. Ridgle Tucson: second, Mrs. O. F. Templ Phoenix.
 Best French embroidery-other ths !, mentioned-First, Miss Alice Ericl i son, Phoenix; second, Mrs H. A. Bar lett, Phoenix.
 Best specimen of F1orentine tapestI First, Mrs. Thos. F. Nichols, Phoeni
 Best specimen of Florentine mounts . First, Mrs. Thos. F. Nichols, Phoeni1 second, Mrs. B. NJ Goldwater, Phoeni
 Best specimen hardanger-Ffrs Mrs. Chas. Swenson Phoenix; secon Il Anna Grundt, Phoenix. Best specimen hedebo-First, MT Chas. Swenson, Phoenix. Best specimen English eyelet-Firs Il Mrs. Chas. B. Palmer. Phoenix: set , ond, Mrs. Oscar Christensen, Phoeni Best speciment of Italian cut work First, Mrs. Oscar Christensen, Pho, nix; second, Mrs. Chas. B. Palme Phoenix.
 Best specimen of cross stitch-Firs Dolly Franklin, Phoenix; second, MT H. c. Parker, Phoenix
 Best cross stitch center piece-Firs Mrs. Thos. F. Nichols. Phoenix.
 Best cross stitch towel-First, MT J. F. Alkire, Phoenix; second, Mis Alice Erickson, Phoenix.
 Best embroidered scallops-Firs Mrs. Sidney Owen, Phoenix; secon Mrs. Paul Bennett, Phoenix.
 Best embroidery other than mer tioned-First, Mrs. Chas. B. Paine Phoenix; second, Mrs. Howard Hutcf ison, Phoenix.
 Infants Garments
 Best embroidered underskirt-Ffrs Mrs. Fred Gregg, Phoenfx,s secon Mrs. NJ. J. Norton. Mesa.
 Best embroidered underskirt, wool First, Mrs. Fred Gregg, Phoenix.
 Best embroidered dress-First, MI Fred Gregg, Phoenix; second, Mrs. S. Cummings, Phoenix.
 Best embroidered bib-First, Nil Fred Gregg, Phoenix; second, Mrs. Si ney Owen, Phoenix.
 Best embroidered coat-First, Nil Fred Gregg, Phoenix.
 Best embroidered shoes-Ffrst, NJ Sidney Owen, Phoenix; second, NJ Nj. J. Norton, Mesa.
 Best embroidered cap or bonnet First, Mrs. Fred Gregg. Phoenix; SC ond, Mrs. Howard Hutchison, Phoen
 Best embroidered cap or bonnet First, Mrs. Fred Gregg, Phoenix SC ond, Mrs. Howard Hutchison, Phoen
 Best embroidered carriage robe First, Mrs. Fred Gregg. Phoenix; Sc ond, Mrs. H. Brinkmeyer. Prescott.
 Best dress, hand made-First, M Fred Gregg. Phoenix; second. M Schooley Johnson.
 Best .underskirt, hand made-Fir