Arizona republican., 1920-11-19

l II IL AIl1LO1NN " U 11J old materials: First, Mrs. c. s. Bran nook. 1120 Grand avenue, Phoenix: sec ond, Mrs. R. Z Grimes, R. No. 6, Phoe- nix. Best specimen of baby carriage robe: First, Mrs. Walter A. Brown, 520 North Seventh avenue, Phoenix; no second. Best child's blouse for chil- dren under 8: First, Mrs. John Metz, Flagstaff, Ariz. Best specimen outline embroidery: First, Lucille Manier, 330 North First avenue, Phoenix Best specimen of cross stitch: First, Lucille Manier, S30 North First avenue, Phoe- nix. Best specimen embroidery other than mentioned: First, Lucille Manier. 330 North First avenue. Phoenix.
 Domestic Art
 For children under 14-
 Best specimen darning: First. Elina Tawayesnama, Phoenix Indian school; second, Lille Honema, Phoenix Indian school
 Best specimen patching: First Lucy Jones, Phoenix Indian school; second, Phoenix high school. domestic science department; Miss Wingfield, superin- tendent.
 Best speciment buttonholes. not less than three: First, Phoenix high school, domestic science department; Miss Wingfield, superintendent: second, Miss Geneva Marguerite Mckee. Box PIP, Phoenix.
 Best undergarment, hand made: First, Ruth M. Logic, Is Indianola, Phoenix.
 Best cooking apron, machine made: First, Miss Geneva Marguerite Mckee Box PIP, Phoenix.
 Best dress, machine made: First Miss Geneva Marguerite Mckee, Box PIP, Phoenix.
 Best specimen crochet: First. Lula Bradshaw, R. No. 4. Phoenix; second Miss Ida Francois, R. No. 1, Tolleson Ariz.
 Best specimen crochet wool: First Thais Emery, R. No. 2, Phoenix.
 Best specimen tatting: First, Annie M. Cantrell, Tempe, Ariz.; second Crystal Super, 742 E. Van Buren Phoenix.
 Best specimen cross stitch: First Jeanette Palmer, 1906 w. Wash. St. Phoenix; second, Helen Griffith. 73; w Pierce St, Phoenix.
 Best specimen French embroidery First, Jeanette Palmer, 1906 w. Wash St. Phoenix; second. Alta Mae Gro sier, 343 North Seventh avenue, Phoe- nix.
 | Ladies' department, 50 years ol over
 Best handkerchief. hand made: First Mrs. c. J. Palmer. 1906 West Wash ington, Phoenix. | Best specimen tatting: First, Mrs Caroline Fahlen, R. No. 2, Box 1924 Phoenix; second, Mrs. Ida Post, 1Ol North Eleventh street, Phoenix.
 Best specimen crochet: First, Mrs IT I. Nelson. Peach Springs, Ariz. second, Mrs. Ella Mcdaniel, R. No. Phoenix.
 Best sweater: First, Mrs. c. Gas meyer, 2245 West Adams, Phoenix.
 Household fabrics and quilts
 Best crazy quilt: First, Mrs. Ray I McLain, Phoenix, $40 North First ave nue; second, Mrs. e. H. Martin, 114 East Pierce, Phoenix.
 Best applique patchwork quilt First, Mrs. Edgar M. Davis, Suncour Apartments, Phoenix.
 Best cotton patchwork quilt: F1rs
 Mrs. N. A. Patterson, R. No. 6, Phoe
 nix: second, Mrs. H. o. Thralls. DO
 North Second street, Phoenix.
 Best silk quilt, other than men toned: First, Mrs. J. T.. Selley, Sl North Fourth street, Phoenix; second : Mrs. Frank Maddock, 121S West Mon roe. Phoenix.
 Best pair curtains, hand made: F1rs
 Mrs. Joseph Witha, 10 North Twelft
 street, Phoenix; second, Mrs K. N Westover, R. No. 1, Tempe, Arlz. Best rug, hand made; First. MT Frank Maddock, 121S w. Monroe Pboanix. second. Mrs. H. F. Gravell'
 Magma, Ariz.
 Rest woven rug (for weavers only)
 First. Miss Edna Sterchi. Box 162! R. No. 2, Phoenix; second, Mrs. Q.
 Holsinger, R. No. 1, Phoenix Crocheting- Rest luncheon set. linen center wit : crocheted edge; center piece. three sli :. doilies: First, Mrs. E. G. Berryhi 52O Culver street, Phoenix. :. Best bedspread, linen and crocne /: First, Mrs. Mary Spruell. Lltcnto t Ariz, Box 32; second, Mrs. 6os' M. Davis, Suncourt apartments Pho ,. nix uu-
 Best crocheted bedspread F1rs
 Mrs L T. Stoddard, Hotel Adam Phoenix: second, Mrs. Charles Slmo 142S East Pierce, Phoenix. |. Best specimen crochet, lace edg : insertion on or all-over. not less tn; :. one yard: First, Mrs. V. T. Rains b' = 16e R No. 3. Phoenix; second, Mrs. F. Temple, 33o North Fifteenth aV . nue, Phoenix.
 | Best towel with crocnet: rHsI Es :. lyn H. Morehouse, Box 196p Phoenr
 second, Mrs. w. B. Collum, Payso
 Gila county, Ariz.
 Best specimen combination braid al |. crochet: First, Miss Louise Hollma U 3s7 North Twenty first avenue, Pho ss' nix: second, Mrs. Fred Oldenoerg' y West Fillmore, Phoenix. i' Best specimen Irish crochet: FIT > Mrs John Whitwell. Phoenix lndi school: second, Miss M. Stout. E North Fifteenth avenue. Phoenix. ,c Best specimen filet crocet: FIT Mrs. I. T. Stoddard, Hotel Adar Ar Phoenix; second, Mrs. V. T. Rall s. box 169. R. 3, Phoenix. g. Best crocheted child's bonnet: FIT n. Mrs. E. G. Grove, 1911 West F1lmo st Phoenix; second, Mrs. O. F. TemI ]: 330 North Fifteenth avenue. Phoen st Best crocheted centerpiece: Fii B. Mrs. Martin Gold, PAP East Madis lz. Phoenix
 n- Best centerpiece, line and croch a. First, Mrs. Walter Barnes, 1116 Sol n, First avenue, Phoenix; second, M F.; F. M. Thurstensen, P. O. box "a, Stafford. Ariz.
 m Best crocheted yoke filet: Fiji