Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-07

Neat and practical kitchen apron
First, Eliza ID. Robbins; second, Mrs
George l.. Marx.
Plain corset covor-First, no award
second, Miss L. c. Dilworth.
Laundry bag-First, no award; sec
ond, Elma W. Marshall.
Set of underwear, not less than thret
pieces-First Miss T.. G. Dilworth; sec
ond, Grace Matson.
Fancy apron-First, Mrs. Fl. Q. Rob-
inson; second, Mrs. Jeanne Baldwin:
Shocking on rompers First, Mrs,
II. L. Weldin; second, no award.
Specimen of smocking-First, Mrs. IL
f. Weldin; second, Grace Matson.
Child's dress smocked-First, Mrs.
Leroy Savin; second no award,
Dress rag doll, workmanship and
dress to count-First, Brita ;. Buck
ingham; second, Mrs. Jennie Mahan
SILK EMBROIDERY.
Centerpiece of flowers, embroidered
in silk-First, Mrs. A. w. Corkran; sec
ond, Mrs. III. p. Young.
Centerpiece, conventional design, en-
broiderod in silk-First, Mrs. Fl. o.
Robinson; second, Mrs. +. Dressler.
Sofa pillow of flowers, embroidered
in silk-First, Mrs. III. p. Young; sec
ond, Grace Matson.
Sofa pillow, conventional design, en-
broidered in silk-No awards made.
Library table runner, embroidered IN
silk-First, Mrs. III. O. Robinson; sec
ond, Grace Matson.
Workbag embroidered in silk-First,
Grace Matson; second, Miss +. G. Dill
worth.
KNITTED AND CRoCHETED ARTICLES IN
SILK OR COTTON AND LACE WORK.
Tatting insertion-First, Grace Mat
son; second, no award
Tatting edging Grace Matson;
second, Mrs. III O. Robinson.
Tatting collar-First, Grace Matson;
second, no award.
Tztting centerpiece- First, Grace Mat
son; second, Miss Agnes Jones.
Display of tattlng-First, Mrs. III. O..
Robinson; second, no award.
Lace and linen lunch cloth-First,
Elma ". Marshall; second, Grace Mat
son..
Plain linen center, crochet edge
First, Clara L. Blackburn; second, Lillian
Nj. Cannon.
Filet centerpiece-First, Grace Mat
son; second, Mary +. Tatman.
Filet scarf-First, A. Rodman; second,
Elma W. Marshall
Filet sofa pillow-First, Mrs. Oscar
Wix; second, Mrs. +. b. Pritchard.
Filet collar-First, Grace Matson; sec
ond, +. c. Dilworth.
Plain linen luncheon set with crochet
edge, seven pieces Elma ".
Marshall; second, Mary f. Tatman.
Crochet yokc-Flrst, Miss l.. {. Dill
worth; second, Grace Matson.
Crocheted centerpiece-First, Mrs. r.
o. Trampton; second, Mrs. Annie Craig.
Crocheted luncheon set, seven pieces
First, Naomi Hughes; second, Mrs. f.
B. Pritchard
Irish crochet centerpiece-First, Grace
Matson; second, Mrs. f. b. Pritchard.
Irish crochet-insertion, one yard
First, no award; second, Grace Matson.
Irish crochet edge, one yard-No
awards.
Irish crochet babys cap-First, Mrs.
H. d. Fleming; second Mrs. Charles
Barlow.
Display of Irish crochet; FIVE pieces;
cannot compete singly-No awards made.
Crochet edge, one vard-First, Miss
L. c. DIlworth; second, Mrs. Charles
Barlow.
Crochet insertion, one Miss F.
c. Dilworth second. Miss Hettie Wilkins.
Baby's cap, any kind of crochet
First, Grace Matson; second, Margaret
Is. Morgan.
Knitted cdge-First, Grace Matson;
second. no award.
Knitted insertion-zFirst, Grace Mat
son; second, no award
Crocheted table mats, set of SIX
First, Mrs. L. B. Pritchard; second,
Bertha A. Lambson.
Display of English netting First,
Grace Matson; second, no award.
Specimen of plain crochet lace-First,
Ruth A. Booth; second, Ruth A. Booth.
Crochet scarf. must be all crochet
First, Mrs. W. \. Jones; second, Irene
II. Umfet.
Specimen of lace made with a sew
ing needle-First, Mrs. Anna NJ. Scott;