SHOW NEEDLEWORK.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1575, 19 October 1912, Page 11

SHOW NEEDLEWORK.

Tho following awards in the ladies' and children's noedlework sections ware made at the Hawke'a Bay A. and P. Association's show:— Ladies' Needlework.—English or eyelethole embroidery—Miss SI. Barker, 1; Miss Bennett, 2; Miss L. M'Crea, 3. Embroidery in silk—Miss M. Henderson, 1; Mrs. Tosswill, 2; Mrs. H. G. Small, 3. l'hilndolphian embroidery or needlepainting—Mrs. H. Witchell, l;MissMaora Mane, 2; Miss A. Connor, 3. Embroidery in white linen or cotton— Mrs. J. A. M'Leavev, 1; Miss 11. Weaver, 2; Miss L. M'Crea, 3. Embroidery in coloured linen or cotton—Miss M. Barker, 1; Mrs. H. Witchell. 2. Embroidered blouse—Mrs. H..Witchell, 1 niul 2. Appliquo needlework—Miss M. Murdoch, 1; Miss M. Henderson, 2; Mrs. H. Witchell, 3. Fine point lace—Mrs. H. 0. Small, 1. Miss E. M. Kirk, 2; Miss L. Glazebrook, 3. Coarse point lace—Mrs. G. Small. 1. Cotton crochet (Irish excluded)— Mis* A. B. Campbell, 1; Mrs. C. C. Willis, 2; Mrs. J. Bridgman, 3. Irish crochet—Mrs. J. Bridgman, 1; Miss Kyre, 2. Mount Mellick work—Mrs. T. Bai, 2. fine dtawn-thrcad work—Miss J. M'Lean, lj Miss M. Family, 2; Miss Frame, 3. Course drawn-thread work—Mrs. T. Bai, 1; Miss V. W. Munro, 2; Miss A. Dooney, 3. Child's smocked frock—Miss Cunningham, 1; Mrs. I'. G. King, 2; Mrs. W. E. Chapman, 3. Monogram—Miss M. Murdoch, 1; Miss M. Henderson, 2. Table centre—Miss M. Murdoch, 1; Mrs. M. 11. Cohen, 2; Miss A. Kenny, S. Ribbon work—Miss M. Murdoch, 1 and 2. Cushion—Mrs. Tosswell, 1; Miss K. Henderson, 2; Miss M. Murdoch, 3. Pin-cushion -Mrs. Tosswill. Hand-made linen button-holes—Mrs. A. Austin, 1; Mrs. Lys, 2; Mrs. H. Lawrence, 3. Fancy knitting, in cotton—Miss M. R. Tod, 1. Fancy knitting, in wool—Miss A. B. Campbell, 1; Miss F. Haszard, 2; Mrs. J. 31. Barbour, 3. Infant's jacket, bonnet, and bootees, knitted in wool—Miss F. Haszard, 1; Mrs. H. Lean, 2; Mrs. A. A. Butler, 3. Knitted or crocheted quilt—Miss Mohi, 1; Mrs. P. Brady, 2 and 3. Plain knitted socks—Mrs. E. Thompson, 1; Miss E. Williams, 2; Mrs. Torode, 3. Ribbed knitted socks—Mrs. C. Thompson, 1; Miss A. A. Butler,, 2 and 3. Best patch, in cotton or linen—Miss A. Austin, 1; Mrs. H. Lawrence, 2; Miss B. Anderson, 3. Children's work, for girls 17 and Tinder.

—Plain needlework—Myrtle Connor, 1; E. Brabant, 2; 11. Hewitt, 3. White embroidery, cotton or drawnthread— Marry Russell, 1; E. Latapie, 2; E. Stevens, 3. v Embroidery in silk—Mary Russell, 1 and 2; R. Te Kura,. 3.' Child's hand-sewn pinafore—R. Brabant, 1; A. Lys, 2; T. Stanley, 3.