Arizona republican., 1920-11-19

School Domestic science.
 Best specimen patching: First, Mrs. s. c. Written, Phoenix; second, High School Domestic Science.
 Best hand made article. other than mentioned: First. Mrs. Edwin Kur- meier. Jerome; second, Mrs. w. B. Collum. Payson.
 Best mans shirt, hand made: First, Mrs. H. E. Gravelle. Magma; second, Mrs. s. c. Written, Phoenix.
 Best pajamas, machine made: First, Mrs. s. c. Witten. Phoenix.
 Sofa Pillows
 Best cotton or linen embroidered pillow: First, Mrs. F. B. Gregg. Phoe- nix.
 Best pillow embroidered in colors: First. Mrs. Logan Norris, Navel; sec ond, Edith F. Judgo, Chandler.
 Best Hardanger pillow: First, Mrs. c. W. Clapp. Phoenix; second, Mrs. R. J. Grimes, Phoenix.
 Best pillow, other than mentioned: First, Mrs. E. J. Fowler, Phoenix; sec ond. Mrs. M. D. Marlborough, Phoenix.
 Lace
 Best specimen filet or netting: First, Mrs. Mary Pallas, Phoenix. Best speciment embroidery on net: First, Mrs. Charles B. Palmer, Phoenix; second. Mrs R. z. Grimes, Phoenix.
 Best specimen lace, other than men tioned: First, Mrs. Fred Young, Phoe- nix; second, Mrs. H. O. Thralls, Phoe- nix.
 Embroidery
 Best embroidered sheet and pillow cases: First, Mrs. E. O. Berryhill Phoenix; second. Bessie c, Blake, Douglas
 Best embroidered pillow cases: First, Mrs. Arthur Gustafson, Phoenix; sec- ond. Mrs. Lee Ragan. Phoenix.
 Best embroidered towel: First, Eve lyn H. Morehousc, Phoenix; second Mrs. Lee Ragan, Phoenix.
 Best embroidered table cloth: First Mrs. Walter A. Brown, Phoenix; sec ond, Mrs G. W. Lindley, Phoenix Best embroidered luncheon cloth: First, Mrs. R. 2. Grimes, Phoenix; sec ond, Evelyn H. Morehouse, Phoenix.
 Best embroidered napkins, one-hali dozen: First, Bessie G. Blake, Douglas; ! second, Mrs. Walter A. Brown, Phoenix Best embroidered centerpiece: First Bessie G. Blake, Douglas; second, Mrs Charles B. Palmer, Phoenix.
 Best silk k-embroidered centerpiece: First, Bessie G. Blako, Douglas; sec ond. Mrs. E. J. Fowler, Phoenix.
 Best specimen initial or monogram on house linen: First, Mrs. Charles B Palmer. Phoenix; second, Mrs. F. B Gregg, Phoenix.
 Best French embroidered chemise Phoenix; second, Mrs. Charles B Palmer, Phoenix.
 Best French embroidered nightgown
 First, Mrs. F. I,. Gregg, Phoenix second, Suzanne Watts, Phoenix.
 Best specimen French embroider1 other than mentioned: First, Mrs. C G. Palmer, Phoenix.
 Best specimen Florentine tapestry First, Mrs. Frank Maddoclx, Phoenix.
 Best specimen Hardanger: First Mrs. Sada Hobson, Greer; second, Mrs V. T. Rains, Phoenix.
 Best specimen Hedebo: First, Hid Erickson, Phoenix.
 Best specimen English eyelet: Firs- Mrs. Charles B. Palmer, Phoenix. Best specimen Italian cut work First, Mrs. Charles B. Palmer, Phoe nix. Best specimen cross stitch: Firs Mrs. Edward Eisele, Phoenix; seconC Mrs. H. O. Thralls, Phoenix. Bes cross stitch centerpiece: First, Mrs. . G. Sell, Peoria, Ariz Best eros stitch towel: First, Mrs. NJ. l.. Heuch enhoff, Phoenix; second, Ella Sacar yah, Phoenix. Best embroidered seal lops: First, Evelyn H. Morehous, Phoenix; second, Mrs. R. G. Grimes Phoenix Best embroidery other tha mentioned: First, Mrs. Charles B. Pal mer, Phoenix; second, Mrs. E. G. Der lyman, Phoenix.
 Infants Garments-Best embroidere underskirt: First, Mrs. Walter Brown, Phoenix; second, Maude Der son, Phoenix. Best embroidered dress | ond, Mrs. Walter A. Brown, Phoeni Best embroidered bib: First, Mrs
 B. Gregg, Phoenix; second, Mrs. Cha B. Palmer. Best embroidered shoe t First, Miss Ruth Phelps. Phoenix. Be O embroidered carriage robe: First, MT e E. J. Fowler, Phoenix; second, MI = Charles B. Palmer, Phoenix. - Miscellaneous-Best specimen tai l. ting: First, Mrs. Caroline Fahlen, Pho e nix; second, Mrs. R. G. Edwards, Ten = pc, Ariz. Best specimen hemstitchin n First, Evelyn H. Morehouse, Phoeni Best specimen Mexican handwor n First, Mrs. Edward Kapanke, Flae
 staff, Ariz.; second, Mrs. V. T. Rair
 Phoenix. Best bag: First, Mrs. w.
 Collum, Payson, Ariz.; second, Mrs.
 F. F. Temple, Phoenix. Best novsst T First. Alberta l.. Galpin, Phoenix; SC OAd ANs A. 0ltCESOtlt AOCuAA. 2, Domestic Art ss Reconstructed Garments-Boys sl S s made from mans old suit: First, M t !. E. E. Wall. R. No. 8, Phoenix; secor = Mrs. H. c. Gravelle. 1901 E. Tayl 'a Phoenix. Girls dress made from d
 carded garment: First, Mrs. R. b Johnson. Scottsdale stage, Phoeni
 second, Phoenix High school. domes
 science department, Miss Wingfiel
 superintendent. Best child's underwt
 made from old underwear: First, M tt Arthur L. Flagg, 29 Holly street, Pho to nix; second, Mrs. Walter A. Brov Id 520 North Seventh avenue. B Is child's garment other than mentiont id First, Ida w. Close, 837 North Ff -i- avenue. Phoenix: second, Mrs W. he Collom, Payson. Gila county, Al e. Most original and best article recC tn structed from worn or discarded n
 terials: First, Mrs. Walter A. BroN tn 520 N. Seventh avenue, Phoenix, Ar
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