Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-10-28

Lie ldSI dWdruS U6 IIldu0 ny
the judges in the various depart
ments at the Southeastern fair have
been announced by the fair authori-
ties, with the statement that the
great number of exhibits has caused
some delay in completing this phase
nounced are those in several classes
in the liberal arts department and
are as follows:
Work of the Blind
Best specimen hand sewing, Miss Walden
Yonts, Lexington, n. c.; first, machine sew
broidery, Miss Bird Nolan, Gastonia, N. c.;
first, crochetng, Miss Lila f. Moore; first,
knitting, Miss Bird Nolan; first bead work,
Miss Walden Yonts.
first, woven basket, Miss Walden Yonts; sec
ond, woven basket, Miss Bird Nolan; first,
shaped basket Miss Walden Yonts.
Women's Basketry and Needlework
First, corn shuck basket, Tallulah Falls
Industrial school; second, corn shuck basket.
Mrs. Zeela Wilson, Hazel, Ky; first, pine
needle basket, Tallulah Falls Industrial
school; second, pine needle basket, Mrs. L. V.
Mccain, College Park; first, reed basket,
Grace B. Matson, Ashtabula, Ohio; first,
color scheme, Mrs. L. v. Mccain; second,
color scheme, Tallulah Falls Industrial
school.
Weaving
First, rug, Tallulah Falls Industrial
school; second. rug, Mrs. Bun Nix, Hazel,
Ky; first pillow, Grace B. Matson; second,
pillow, Tallulah Falls Industrial school;
first, article rot mentioned T9ilulah rails
Industrial school; second, article not men
tionef, Tallulah Falls Industrial school.
Bead Work
First, crocheted, Grace B. Matson; second,
city: second, embroidered, Mrs Francis
Hughes, city; first, woven, Grace B. Mat
son; second, woven, Mrs: ]: b. Thompson,
Bowling Green. No; first; chain, Miss ob El il
abeth Tallut, Baltimore, Md; second, chain,
Mrs ]. West, Jr., Trenton, n. j.
Embroidery and Linens
Best bridge table cover and four napkins,
Mrs: B. /. Cox, Lawreneebu aTg 10y ny. cro-
cheted, Grace r. Matson; second, Mrs. 5.
X Royston, Newman, Ga. First, table cover
embroidered, Mrs. Leah K. Rogers, Roches-
ter, N Y: second, table cover embroidered,
Mrs W. f. Anderson, city. First, table
cover hemstitched, Mrs. J. e. Thompson,
Bowling Green, Mo-; second, Grace B. Mat
son. First, table cover sca!ioped, Mrs. H.
west, Jr; second, Grace B. Matson.
Best towel, bath, with crocheted lace,
first. Mrs ]. w. Richardson, Lexington,
KY; second Miss Matte Hall, Baltimore
embroidered, first, Mrs. David William Nc
Donald, Atlanta; second, Miss Marjorie Pea,
cock Atlanta. Best pail. pillow cases ana
one sheet, hemstitched; flrst' MISS i Man II
Simmons, Henderson, Tenn. Best pair Pill
low cases and one sheet, crocheted lace,
first, Mrs. b. L. Cox, Lawrencehurg, Ky;
second Miss Margaret Kirby, Warsaw, ny.
Best pair pillow cases and one sheet, initial,
second, Mrs. ]. Z. Thompson, Rowling Green,
XIV Best min cushion, first, Miss Josephine
E. Couse, Binghamton, n y; second MIS-
Ira G. Taylor, Junction City, Mo.
Best specimen coronation braid, first, MISS
Ida S. Halsted, Binghamton, n. Y: Best
specimen eyelet embroidery, first Miss 90
sephine E. Couse, Bingha1nton, N. Y: sec
ond Miss Ida S. Halsted, Blnghamton' n e.. L.
Best specimen French embroidery, first,
Miss Josephine Couse, Binghamton, n. Y;
second, Mrs. Leah X. Rogers, Rochester, y.
Y. Best specimen hardanger. first, George
B. Matson, Ashtabula, Ohio; second Mrs.
Alvin K. Becher, Atlanta: Best specimen
Hungarion, Mrs. G. W. Smith, Atlanta. Best
specimen Kensington, first, Mrs. Valera
Crane. st.. Louis, H.; second Grace Mat
Best six napkins, initial or monogram
first, Mrs. I. l.. Gritty, Lothair, KY; sec
ond, Mrs. Leah X. Rogers, Rochester, N. Y.
Best bedspread, EMBROIDERED, first Mrs;
Mrs. N. H. de Jarnetre, Atlanta; Best bed
spread crocheted. first Mrs. Alex TrlDb1e'
Junction City; Ky: second, Mrs. j: W.
Kendley, Atlanta. Best bedspread knitted,
first, Mrs. n. II. de Jarnette, Atlanta: sec
ond, Mrs. A. L. Jones' Atlanta. Best dress.
err scarf embroidered, first, Mrs. Ethel
Ham, Macon, Ca; second, Mrs. r. T. Frank
Best dresser scarf, crocheted. first, Mrs.
]. W. Richardson, Lexington, KY; second
Mrs I. L. Gritty, Lothair, Ky. Best tow
Lebanon, KY; second, Miss Annie Tribble,
Junction City. KY. Best towel with cro'
cheted lace, first, Miss Ida Z. Halsted, Bing-
hamton, n: Y: second. Mrs. /; l.. Gritty,
Lothair, XXX. Best towel with knitted lace,
Mrs ]. f. Thompson. Bowling Green, Mo;
second, Mrs. A. J. Bethune, Columbus, Ga.
Best towel. cross-stitched, first, Miss Eliza
beth Salluth, Baltimore, Nd; second, Mrs.
]. n. Richardson, Lexington, Ky.
/ Best specimen Mount Mellick, first, Mrs.
J. E. Thompson Bowling Green, Mo-: sec
ond, specimen punch work, Mrs. R. L.
Franklin, Atlanta: second specimen shadow
lace, Grace Matson, Ashtabula, Ohio. Speci-
men silk floss, first, Miss Allie Irene FiSch-
er, Fleminsburg, Ky; second, Mrs. H. West.
Jr., Trenton, N. J. specimen cluny lace,
second, Mrs. P. H; Brewster, Jr., College
Park. Specimen filer crochet lace, first,
Miss Allie Irene Fischer, Flemngsburg, Ky;
second, Mrs. William Broadbent, Atlanta.
Specimen Irish crochet lace. first, Miss
Allie Irene Fischer, Flemingsburg. Ky; sec
ond. Miss Ida S. Halsted, Bennington
Ross, McLoud, Okla: second, Mrs. ]. E.
Thompson, Bowling Green, Mo. Specimen
Mexican drawn work. first. Miss Beatrice
fischer o Ffemingsburg' ' Ky. Specimen s bob
hin lace, second, Mrs. J. f. Thompson,
Bowling Green, Mo. Specimen netting,
first: Grace B. Matson, Ashtabula, Ohio.
Mrs. Leah X. Rogers. Rochester. N. Y.
Best specimen Battenburg lace first.
Mrs. B. L. Cox, Lawrenceburg, KY: second.
Mrs. F. \B. Camp, Jonesboro Ga. Best
specimen Duchess lace, first, Grace B. Mat
son, Ashtpbula, Ohio; second, Mrs. Y. West,
Jr., Trenton, N. J. Best specimen filet net
lace, Grace B. Matson. Ashtabula, Ohio.
Rest specimen renaissance lace. first,
Grace b. AIatson, Ashtabula, Ohio: sec
ond best Mrs. ]. T.. Thompson. Bowling
Green, Mo. SDecimen tatting lace first,
Mrs. l.. A. BlandeburC. Atlanta: second,
Miss Margaret Kirby, Warsaw, Ky.
l. Specimen Seneriffe lace. first Mrs. ]. f.
Thompson, Bowling Green. No.; second,
Mrs. Leah X. Rogers, Rochester. n. Y.
Lace knitted. yard more, first. Mrs.
C. F.. Leverett. Atlanta; second, Mrs A.
j. Bethune, Columbus. Ga. Knitted shawl