The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-09-10
EMBROIDERY
 WINS PRIZES
 AT THE FAIR
Art of the Needle on Dis play-Juneau, Skag-
 way Entrants 1


 Excellent specimens of embroid- cry and needlework are to be seen at the Fair All are the work of Juneau and Skagway women In this section are included colored and white embroidery on cloths towels, dresses, scarfs, shawls, pill low cases and bedspreads The nee- dle ant is shown in tapestry, knit ted articles, bead work, quilts, dolls wardrobes, hooked rugs and quilts,
 Prizes were awarded to the nee dle artists as follows:
 Best specimen colored embroidery first and second prize, Fotira Kor- ussos.
 Best embroidered luncheon set first prize, Mrs. w. s. Coates; sec ond, Mrs. Fred Jonas.
 Pair embroidered pillow slips, first prize, Mrs. J. M. Chase, second Mrs. John Lowell.
 Best table runner, first prize Mrs. c. P. Seely; second, Mrs. M w. Horn.
 Best dresser scarf, first and sec ond prizes, Fotina Korussos.
 Buffet set, first prize, Gertie Ol- son; second, Nellie Simpkins.
 Best pair towels, first prize, Fo- tina Korussos; second, Nellie Simp- kins.
 Best centerpiece, first prize, Mrs. M. Keller, Skagway; second, Mrs. Lucia Betbs.
 Besss fancy pillow, first prize, Mrs. c. H. FTlory
 Best bed spread, first and sec ond prizes, Fotina Korussc5.
 One luncheon set, first prize, Fo- tina Korussos; second, Mrs. Gabc Paul.
 One centerplecc, first prize. Mrs. Fred Jones; second, Fo5ina Korus- sos
 One child's dress, first prize, Mrs. Ardelle Cleveland.
 One specimen tattine. lirst p.i7e, Nellie Simpkins; second, Mrs. R. Peterman.
 Luncheon set (crochct c1Te) f.rst and second prizes, Nellie Slmpktns.
 Embroidered towel, first and soc- ond prizes, Nellie Simpk.ns. Dresser scarf, first prize, Fotina Korusscs; second, Mrs. Landerlanl.
 Pair embroidered pillow eases, first prize, Mrs c. C. Collen; sec ond, Mrs Gertie Olson.
 Embroidered sheet, first prize, Mrs. Melath.
 Italian art work, first prize, Fo- tina Korussos; second, Mrs. D. H. Macdonald.
 Bed spread, first prize, Mrs. John Lowell; second, F'otina Korussos.
 Embroidered table cloth, first and second prizes, Fctina Korussos.
 Best hardanger, first prize, Mrs. John Lowell; second, Mrs. Melseth.
 NeedlewGrk Exhibits
 Best hand made apron, first prize, Lucille Norton
 Best cross-stitch, first prize, Mrs. F. Henning; second, Mrs. D. H. Macdonald.
 Best bead work (any style) first prize, Mrs. Luella Betts.
 Large patch work quilt, first prize, Mrs. Oscar Eliasen; second, Mrs. F. Henning.
 Appliqued bed spread, first prize, Mrs. Fred J, Jones.
 Best tapestry, first prize, Mrs. Brice Howard.
 Machine-made apron, first prize, Mrs. H. B. Crewson.
 Best handmade towel Cby girD, first and second prize, Fotina Kor- ussos
 Best collection dish cloths, flour sacks) first prize, Lucille Norton; second, Josephine Campbell.
 Best rag rug (braided first and second prize, Ellen Scott. Best hooked rug, first and second prizes, Mrs. D. H. Macdonald.
 Best, afghan, first and second prizes Mrs. J. E. Campbell.
 Best hooked rag rug of it's class, first prize, Mrs. Riggs; second, Mrs. Policy.
 Best hooked rug of it's class. first and second prizes, Mrs. Biggs.
 Silk quilt, first prize, Mrs. R. Nj. Sommers.
 Rug, first prize, Mrs Harry Wat son.
 Rug, first prize, Minard Mills; second, Mrs. Connors.