Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-07
PRIZE WINNERS
NUMBER HUNDREDS
Philadelphia Business Man
Makes Silk Quilt of 10,82o
Pieces.

shown In wonderfui profuslon at TINS
wears Fair. Hundreds of samples of her
skill arc on display and in such diversity
that hours and hours could be spent IN
viewing them.
Grace Matson of Ashtabula, Ohio, who
was large winner last year was again the
leader this year. She won scores OF firsts
and seconds not alone In needlework but
In art.
Bertha Lambson Of New Castle was
another big winner as was Mrs. John
killen of down State.
Among the exhibits of quilts was one
made of silk and offered for prize by
Charles Pratt of Philadelphia. Mr.. Pratt
accompanied the quilt with sworn
affidavit, setting forth that he had sewn
all of the 10,S29 pieces of silk together.
lie won first In his class.
The awards follows:
WHITE COTTON EMBROIDERY.
Centerpiece in punchwork, % inches
or over-First Grace Matson, Ashtabula,
Ohio; second. Eliza ID. Robbins.
Italian cutwork-First, Cynthia Lof-
land; second Grace Matson.
Embroidered scarf-First, Mrs. Har-
old NJ. Melvin; second, Mrs. John W.
killen.
Embroidered Turkish towel-First,
Tlorna Beste; second, Mrs. III. Q. Rob-
lnsun.
Embroidered collar-First. Grace Mat
son: second, Miss L. c. Dilworth.
Embroidered set of underwear; COM
bination docs not count as two pieces
First, Mrs. l.. G. Dllworth; second,
Grace Matson.
Embroidered centerpiece; solid white
cotton. over - inches-First, Mrs. Philip
" ChlllaS. second no award.
Embroidered ccnterpiece; solid white
cotton. under - inchcs-First, Mrs. j.
W killen second, Cynthia Lohand
Embroidered collar and cuff set-First,
Mrs Homer o. Robinson; second, Grace
Aiats0n.
Embroidered pillow cases, one pair
First, Grace Matson; second, Miss Il. G.
DllWorth.
Embroidered night dress-First, Grace
NatSon; second no award
Embroidered monogram on damask-
First, Grace Matson; second, Florena
3C>te.
Embroidered monogram on material
other than damask-First, Grace Mat
son. second. Miss +. c. Dilworth.
Embroidered monogram on handker-
chlcf-First, Grace Matson; second, no
award.
Initial work on towel-First, Mrs. NJ.
:. Young; second, Miss +. c. Dilworth.
Initial work on napkin-Flrst, Mrs.
J. W. killen: second, Florena Beste.
Initial work on handkerchief-Noa award
made
Initial work on pillow cases. one pair
First, Mrs. J. W. killen; second, Miss
l.. c. Dilworth.
Eyelet centerpieco, % to % inches
First, Mrs. Homer Q. Robinson; second,
Mrs. j. W. killen.
Eyelet tray cover-First. Grace Mat
son; second, Mrs. Howard Nj. Melvin.
Novelty handkerchief-First, Cynthia
Lofland: second, Mrs. +. Dressner.
Anv embroidered novelty-FlrSt, Grace
Matson: second, Mrs. Margaret Ball.
Display of centerpieces; three Of any
kind: cannCt compete singly-First, Mrs.
II. .. Robinson; second, Mrs. Z. B.
Pritchard.
Combination centerpiece; solid and
eyelet-Flrst, Eliza d. Robbins; second,
Mrs j. W. killen.
Hardanger centerpiece-First, Grace
Matson; second, Miss Clara Z. Black
burn.
Centerpiece in French knots-First
Mrs Anna y. Scott; second, Mrs. E. B.
Prltchard
Scarf in French knots-First, no
award; second, Mrs. NJ. 7. Hayes.
Embroidered centerpiece, colored cot
ton. under p inches-First, Mrs. II. P.
Young; second, no award.
coLoRED COTTON EMBROIDERY AND OTHER
FANCY WORK.
Embroidered centerpiece, colored cot
ton. - inches-First, Mrs. L. b. Pritch-
ard: second, Mrs. Hudson Walker.
Embroidered table runner-First, Grace
Matson, second, Mary Beste.
Embroidered guest towel-First, Gym
thia Lofland; second, Mrs. ]. ". Killen.
Embroidered scarf-No awards made.
Embroidered centerpiece with crochet
edge. over p inches, white to compete
in this class-Fnst, Ruth A. Booth;
second Mrs Bertha Fleming.
Embroidered centerpiece with crochet
edge under ~ inches, white to compete
in this class-No awards made.
Cross stitch initials, not less than
three-First, Bertha A. Lambson; sec
ond, Cynthia Lohand.
Cross stitch towel-First, Cynthia Lof-
land: second, Mrs. j. W KilIen.
Cross stitch initials on bed sheet
First, Bertha Lambson; second, Grace
Matson.
Cross stitch bag-FEst, Grace Matson;
second, no award.
Cross stitch initials on pair pillow
cases-First, Bertha A. Lambson; sec
ond, Grace A. Matson.
Cross stitch specimen-No awards
made.
Cross stitch piIlow-First, Grace Mat.
son; second, Bertha A. Lambson.
Cross stitch scarf-First, Bertha A.
Lambson; second, no award.
Cross stitch luncheon set-No awards
Colored darning on huck-First, Mrs
J.. B. Pritchard; second, Grace Matson.
Embroidered luncheon set, 13 pieces
First, Mrs. Philip ". Chillas; second,
no award.
Novelty luncheon set-No awards.
Swedish weaving on towels-First,
Grace Matson; second, no award.
Fancy cretOnne work bag-First, Ber-
tina a. Lambson; second, Mrs. Jennie
Mahan.
Fancy workbag in silk-First, Mrs.
Louisa Finck; second, Mrs. Martha S.
Young.
Beaded bag-First, Mrs NJ. Kenyon;
second, Mrs. Martha S. Young.
Fancy needle case-Fmst, Mary c.
Dilworth; second, Cynthia Lofand.
Fancy corset coyer-First, Miss Z. G.
Dilworth; second, Grace Matson.
Fancy shirtwaist Miss f. G. |
Dilworth; second, Grace Matson.
Special buttonhole competition, six
buttonholes on a strip; four sizes to |
compete, ore size on each strip-First, |
Miss NJ G. Dilworth; second, Grace Mat |
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Hemstitcbing on damask- First Cvn-