Evening journal., 1922-09-05

mott, first; Mrs. A. Downham. sec
ond.
Embroidered Luncheon Set. 13
pieces. Nancy Hall, first; Mrs. G. q
Morris. second.
Novelty Luncheon Set, @. Matson
first; Mrs. r. Dressner, second.
Swedish Weaving on Towels, L. p
Scalten, first; Mrs. ]. A. Young, sec
ond.
Fancy Cretonne Work Bag. B. A
Lambson, first: Mrs. L. V. Smith
second,
Fancy Work Bag in Silk, Louise
Persoleo. first; @. Matson, second.
Beaded Bag (bead work 10 COUNT
S. L. shannon, first.
Special Buttonhole Competition,
buttonholes on a strip, sizes TO
compete, one size each. NJ. @. Dill
worth. first; M. d. Day, second.
Hemstitching on Damask, g. Lof-
land. first; @. Matson. second.
Hemstitching on Linen Other
Than a Handkerchief, L. NJ, Nit
chell. first; Mrs. j. A. McMuilen.
second.
Hemstitching on Handkerchief,
Matte Hall, first; L. M. Mitchell,
second.
Hemstitching on any Material. NJ.
X. Mitchell, first; q. Matson, sec
ond.
Embroidered Tray, Mrs. Joseph
Il. Moore. first.
Novelty Pillow. Mrs. Joseph e.
Moore, first.
Homemade Hat, workmanship to
count 80 per cent, M. c. Dilworth,
first; E. Dressner. second.
Practical Ideas and Plain Sewing
Neat and Practical House Dress,
G. W. Foeman. FIRST; Mrs. Emma
Saye, second.
Neat and Practical Kitchen Apron
z. c. Dilworth first; Mrs. James A.
Young. second.
Plain Corset Cover. Mrs. A. Down
ham; first: p. c. Dilworth, second.
Set OF Underwear. not less than
3 pieces, f. L. Marshall. first; E.~C
second.
Fancy Apron, A. Gilhuly, nrst;
Plain Hemming on a Napkin, c.
Lofiand, first; Mrs. Norris Donog-
hue, second.
plain Hemming on a Handker-
chief, Mrs. w. w. Talley, first; c.
Lohand. second.
Smoking on Rompers. Mrs. H.
F. Weldln. first; Mrs. J. r. Moore
second.
Specimen of Shocking. Mrs.
Blanche sawin, first; z. l.. Marshall
second.
~.,,,, -, -. c-.ootyad Mrs r
sawin, first; Mrs. e. Luff, second
Dressed Rag Doll, workmanship
and dress 20 count, NJ. c. Dilworth'
arst; p, A. Lambson, second.
Specimen OF Darning, j. sehu-
man, first.
SILK Embroidery
Centerpiece of Flowers. Embroid-
cred in Silk, n. Hall, hrst; Mrs
Mealy. second.
Centerpiece, Conventional Design
Embroidered in Silk, Mrs. G. 2, Nor
ris, first; Mrs. Walter Jester sec
ond.
Sofa Pillow Of Flowers, Embroid-
cred In SILK, Mrs. A. Dowrham'
first; Mrs. Fred A. Trimble, second.
Sofa Pillow. Conventional Design
Embroidered in SILK, Mrs. j. r.
strickland. first: Mrs. Mealy, second. !
Library Table Runner. Embroid-
,red In SILK, Mrs. V. Nowak, first,
Mrs. Mealy, second.
Knitted and Crocheted Articles IN
SILK or Cotton. and Lace Work
Tatting Insertion, Ruth Hopes
rst; NJ. d. Day, second.
Tatting Edging, Ruth hopes
rst; NJ. d. Day. second.
Tatting Collar, Mrs. William Huf-
ell. first; NJ. c. Dilworth. second.
Tatting Centrepieee. Mrs. William
IufnelI, first; Mrs. Earle Allison
acond.
Display OF Tatting, Ruth Hoopes'
rst; NJ. D. Day, second.
Specimen Of Tatting. Mrs. Earle
llison, first.
Lace and Linen Lunch Cloth. NJ.
-aH, first; Mrs. Walter Bonsall, sec
nd.
Linen and Lace Scarf, NJ. Hall,
rst; Mrs. L. NJ. Mitchell. second.
Plain Linen Centre. Crochet Edge,
/. Hall, first; e. p. scalten, second.
IAAtl 1tmAA fHAfNtf ~ @AsNf |
Trs. S. r. Lloyd. second.
Fllet Scarf. Mrs. Edith Abbott
rst; Mrs. NJ. Daley, second.
Filet Sofa Pillow. M. Hall, hrsti
/. c. Dllworth. second.
Filet Collar, NJ. Hall. first; z. c.
Iiiworth. second.
Specimen OF Filet. NJ. Hall, FIRST;
I Hall second.
Filet Lace CGreekl made with
ewing needle, Mrs. J. A. Young,
rst; A. Downham. second.
Filet Lace (French) made with
ewing needle. G. Matson. flrst; A.
Iilhuly, second.
Plain Linen Luncheon Set with
rochet Edge. pieces. NJ. Hall, first;
7. L. Marshall, second.
Crochet Yoke. Z. c. DIlworth, first; :
Hall. second.
Croeheted Centrepiece. L. Peak,
rst; =. =. Scalten, second.
crocheted Luncheon Set, I pieces,
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