Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-07-29

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Cross stitch towel--First. Aman-
da Ghuly; second, Edith p. Scotch.
Cross stitch initial on bed spread
First. Mrs. Elmer X. Hoch; sec
ond, Mrs. VIM. p. Poole
Initials on pair pillow cases
First. Mrs. VIM. p. Poole.
Cross stitch specimen-First, Mrs.
VIM. p. Poole; second. Mrs. j. II.
McMullen; third. Edith p. Scotch.
Cross stitch pillow-First, Mrs.
Jos. NJ. Warrington.
Cross stitch lunch set-First,
Mrs. Elmer X. Hoch.
Colored darning on huck-First,
Ruth S. Shantz; second, Mrs. Clar-
ence Tharp, third. Edith p. Scot
ten.
Embroidered lunch set, 10 pieces
First, Lillian Sapp.
Novelty lunch set-First. Mrs. c.
D. Murphy; second. Eva b. Win
gate.
Swedish Weaving on towels
] First, Amanda Chuly; second, Edith
p. Scotch; third. Mrs. Clarence
Tharp.
Fancy Cretonne Workbag-First,
Bertha S. Smith; second Pearl II.
Vese.
Fancy Corset Cover-First. Mrs.
Clara w. Powell; second. Mrs. w. T.
Sharp; third, Ruth S. Schantz.
Fancy Shirtwaist-First. Margaret
Satterheld; second. Mrs. Mary DAILY.
Special Buttonhole Composition
First, Mrs Mary DAILY
Hemstitch on damask-First,
Mrs. Horace Tucker.
Hemstitch on linen (other than
Observation-Disclosures. Edith p. Scot
tent second. Pearl NJ. Vess; third,
Anna Downham
Hemstitch on hsndkerchief-First
Mrs, J. II. McMullen; second, Mrs
Mary DAILY.
Hemstitch on any material
First, Mary r. Moore; second, Edith
P. Scotch; third, Mrs. Mary Daily.
Embroidered tray cover-First,
Edith P. Scotch; second. Mrs. ]. II
McMullen.
Neat and practical house dress
First. Mrs. James Young; second and
third, Mrs Mary DAILY.
Neat and practical kitchen apron
First. Mrs. Mary Daily; second.
Mrs. J. a. Mccloskey; third. Mrs.
Mary DAILY.
Plain corset cover-First. Mrs. ].
Fl. Mcmillan; second, Mrs. Mary
Daily.
Set of underwear not less than
three pieces-First. Mrs. S. L. Sapp.
Fancy aprons-First. Mrs J. A.
McCloskey; second. Mrs. Elmer X.
Hook.
Specimen of shocking
Mrs. J. II. McMullen.
Childs dress smocked-First, Mrs.
Warren Lynch.
Dressed Nrag doll workmanship
and dress to counD-First, Anna
Downham.
Center-piece of flowers done in
s.lk-First, Mrs. J. II. McMullen; |
second, Pearl Vess, Harrington.
Sofa pillow of flowers. embroider-
ed in silk-First, Mrs. Harry Edding- |
ton; second. Pearl Vess; third. Mrs. /
James w. Johnson.
Sofa pillow conventional design /
in silk-First, Margaret |
Satterfeld.
Tatting edging-First, Mrs. ]. H
Best quart of hickory nuts-First. |
]. w. Killen, FELTON,; second, Ran
dali Tharp; third, Robert Lincoln.
Largest and most varied collec-
ton from one farm. the products
raised by the exhibitor. not less than
II varieties, fresh or green-First.
Ralph Tharp, Harrington; second.
J. w. Killen, FELTON,; third, Fred
Hurst, Cambridge.
Best IS bushel early potatoes.
(Irlsh Cobbler)-First. Mrs. NJ. V.
Bennett, Bridgeville; second, James
A. Tatnam. Harrington; third, John
Davis. FELTON,.
Best Is bushel red sweet pota-
toes-Henry Austen, FELTON,.
Best display of table beets-First.
Mrs. Walter Jester. FELTON,; second.
Fred Hurst Cambridge; third, J.
W. Killen. FELTON,.
Best Mangle Worzel. red, Il dozen
FIRST. Fred Hurst. Cambridge;
second, J. w. Killen. FELTON,.
Best Mangle yellow, y dozen
First, Fred Hurst: second, J. w.
Sillen.
Best 4 bushel carrots-First, j.
". Killen; second. Fred Hurst.
Best e bushel tomatoes--First.
Arlie d. Taylor; second, Henry Aus
in.
Best plate OF tomatoes-First,
Dewey Taylor; second, o. A. New
on G. Sons. Bridgeville; third. ]. W.
Sillen. FELTON,.
Best three heads of cabbage
Nirst. Robert Lincoln; second, Mrs. ,
Walter Jester.
Best display of cabbage, not
ess than six varieties. three heads
'ach-Walter Jester.
Best 4 bushel string beans in
,ods-First, Ralph Peck; second.
rred Hurst Cambridge. Md. !
Best Il bushel lima beans, in pods.
lush or pole-First, II. w. Killen.
second, w. P. Poole, Har-
ington.
Best display of beans on plates.
lot less than four varieties-First,
irs. Walter Lester; second, J. W.
1illen.
Best pumpkin--First, e. J. Ellers;
econd, Ralph Peck; third. Mrs.
cooper Gruweli.
Best display of pumpkins, not less
han three varieties-Ralph Peck.
Best bushel OF parsnips-First,
red Hurst second l. D. Prettyrl1an