Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-12-10
BLUE RIBBONS ARE
AWARDED At BOOTH
IN WOMEN WORK
Rare Antiques and Rich
ModernS Capture the
Premiums


awards were made only after much
study had been given each entry by
the judges with the desire to be uni
formly correct in the disposition of
all honors.
In class 80, i'm this department, the
following awards were made:
Sofa pillow in colors: first, Mrs. A.
A. Bennett, MEANWHILE; second, Mona
burden, Federal Point.
Bridge cover and four napkins:
Miss Lenora Sharp, Palatka.'
Centerpiece: first, second, third,
Miss Lenora Sharp.
Centerpiece: first, Miss Lenora
Sharp; second, Miss Leo Tyler
Embroidered dress scarf: Esther
Bohn, Palatka Heights.
Towel: crochet and embroiderery,
Marie Dorwart, Federal Point.
Glass 81. Bedroom slippers, GRO
cheted: Mrs. C. w. Brown, Federal
Point.
Boudoir cap: crochet and ribbon;
Mrs. C. w. Brown, Federal Point.
Infants dress: crochet; Mrs. Bessie
Clark, Palatka Heights.
Centerpiece: crochet; Mrs. T. j.
Barnett, Palatka.
Bedspread: crocheted; Mrs. Frank
Appleby, Palatka.
Gown yoke: crocheted; Mrs. J. A.
Minton, Palatka.
Glass 80. Infants carriage robe:
knitted; Miss Ruth Burt, Palatka.
Dolls sweater: knitted; Annie Will
mot. This little entrant is but eleven
years of age, and the work was espe-
cially clever.
Clas SO. Centerpiece: tatting;
first, Mrs. E. E. Bond, Pomona; sec
ond, Mrs. E. E. Bond.
Nightgown: tatting trimmings; Isl
and second, Mrs. E. E. Bond
Library table cover: tatting trim,
med; first and second, Mrs. H. E
Bunker.
Centrepiece: Battenburg and lace
Mrs. Will Merriam, Palatka.
Class 80. Hand-pieced silk quilt;
Mrs. E. Z. Walker, Palatka.
Hand-pieced silk quilt: Mrs. Will
Merriam.
Hand-pieced patched quilt: Spencer
Wood, Meanwhile. Spencer Wood is
but fifteen years old.
Hand-pieced cotton quilt; second,
Mrs. Rel Hogeboom, Palatka.
Glass sc. Braided rag rug: first
and second, Mrs. J. A. Porter, Mann
vile.
! Silk braided dresser set: Mrs. E. S.
Hubbard, Federal Point.
Woven rug: Mrs. Peter Peterson,
Pomona.
Woven scarf: Robert Lee Long, a
disabled war-veteran, Interlachen.
Glass 80. Bedspread: cotton appli-
que; Mrs. Marie Beach Lewis and
Mrs. Carrie Beach Pettitt, Drayton
Island.
Shell picture-frame and basket:
Mrs. E. L. Elder, Meanwhile.
Handkerchiefs: firsts on Batten-
burg and appliqued and lace; entered
but not made by Mrs. F. C. Whit
thorne, Palatka.
Glass 40. Pine Needle Baskets.
First and second, Mrs. Lenora Crooke
Federal Point.
Pine Needle Baskets. First, sec
ond and third Mrs. C. W. Brown,
| Federal Point.
Glass A. Antiques. Appliqued
cotton quilt, bearing Masonic en-
blems, more than one hundred years
old; Mrs. w. P. Merriam, Palatka.
+ Memorial quilt, made in 1910: en-
tered by C. Hudson.
Necklaces, Indian hand carved
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Beadwork: first and second, Mrs
A. A. Bennett
Specials. Decorated punch set,
buffet set, lemonade set, complement
of decorated dishes; champion sweep
stakes, Miss Billie Sibert, Palatka.
Special. Ancient dishes, hand
painted, two hundred years old; Mrs.
F. C. Whitthorne.
Special. Berry set, seven pieces,
second, Mrs. ]. A. Porter, Meanwhile.
Special Candy by Bertha Byrne,
and Mrs. Alma Walker, of Interlach-
en-; and cocoanut cake by little girl
of Hollister who is but eleven years
old
Special. Thirteen containers of
fruit and vegetables: first, WOman's
Club Of Federal Point; second, Wom-
ans Club of Florahome.
The entire exhibit was in charge of
Miss Lenora Sharp, chairman of the
committee of the Woman's Club of
PaIatka. Miss Sharp was ably as
sisted by a coterie of her fellow MEM
bers-some of the entire force being
constantly at the booth during all
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