NEEDLEWORK ETC.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXV, Issue 266, 24 October 1935, Page 3

NEEDLEWORK ETC.

(Judge, Airs W. G. Channon, Palmerston North.) (Judge of Knitting, Mrs J. W. Cuddington, Napier.) Exhibit of fancy needlework (other than crochet or knitting) 4 samples.— Mrs J. Newton I, Aliss B. Hiron 2. Two entries. Embroidery in cotton or linen, Richelieu or eyelet allowed.—Airs J. Newton I and 2, Miss 0. Dring 3. Elevon entries. Table cloth.—Mrs J. Newton 1, Miss J. Groome 2, Aliss E. Wall 3. Nine entries. Exhibit of tapestry fine.—Airs 11. W. Waters I. Mrs D. A. Schierning 2, Miss A. Al. Thodson 3. Thirteen entries. Exhibit of tapestry (coarse).— Airs

R. Waugh 1, Airs Al. A. Dixon 2, Mrs C. J. Baker 3. Eighteen entries. Best worked luncheon set.—Mrs P. Chailies 1, Mrs J. A. AlcGregor 2, Alias B. Fenwick 3. Five entries.

Fancy work (white or cream). —Airs J. Newton 1, Airs R. A. Allan 2, Aliss Al. Ellison 3. Nine entries. Fancy work, coloured (first section) —Airs J. Nekton 1, Airs J. A. AlcGregor 2. Twenty-four entries. Ditto (second section). —Airs P. Chailies 1, Airs E. J. Wise 2. Thirtythree entries. Cotton crochet, edged or inlet tea cloth.—Airs H. W. AVaters 1, Aliss I. O. AlcCutcheon 2, Mrs A. H. Pope 3. Ten entries. Hand-worked guest towel. —Airs JNewton 1, Mrs P. Chailies 2, Miss A. R. AfcLean 3. Seven entries. Daintiest hand-embroidered linen handkerchief's.—Aliss K. Stubbs 1 and 3, Airs J. Newton 2. Six entries. Cotton crochet other than tea cloth or d’oyley.—Aliss 0. Dring 1, Airs A. H. Pope 2, Aliss 1. 0. AlcCutcheon 3. Nine entries. Two pieces of tatting.—Aliss S. L. Bell 1, Aliss D. E. Wakelin 2 and 3. Four entries. Best hand-made frock for child two years and under.—Airs R. Hutchinson I, Mrs J. Newton 2, Airs J. Somerville 3. Twelve entries. Table centre and two mats, in coloured embroidery.—Airs J. New tor. 1, Aliss 0. Dring 2, Aliss E. A. Fraser 3. Fifteen entries. Lady’s hand-sewn embroidered nightdress. —Mrs P. Challies 1, Mrs J. Newton 2, Aliss 0. Dring 3. Four entries. Hand-knitted lace.—Aliss G. Hill 1 and 3, Aliss Al. Ashton 2. Ten entries. Hand-made wool rug.—Al. S. C. Gordon 1, Mrs T. J. Harris 2, Airs Al. McArthur 3. Twelve entries. Child’s knitted jacket in three-ply wool.—Miss J. Juden 1, Airs C. Rape 2, Aliss L. B. Groaby 3. Nine entries. Child’s knitted petticoat.—Aliss J. Juden 1, Aliss R. Bassett 2, Aliss L. B. Groaby 3. Six entries. Infant's set hand-knitted garments. —Miss R. Bassett 1, Aliss L. B. Groaby 2, Aliss J. E. Glover 3. Six entries. Infant’s frock, knitted in white 01 coloured wool.—Miss J. Juden 1, Airs C. Kape 2, Miss R. Bassett 3, Mrs T. AlcCreedy v.h.c. Sixteen entries. Pair of infant’s knitted booties.— Miss L. B. Groaby 1, Miss Al. Gill 2, Airs T. AlcCreedy 3, Miss J. Juden v.h.c. Seventeen entries. Infant’s hand-knitted vest. —Aliss J Juden 1 and 2, Mrs C. Kape 2, Aliss R. Bassett v.h.c. Seventeen entries. Pair of knitted infant’s pitchers.— Airs C. Kape 1, Aliss J. Juden 2 Miss B. 3. Seven entries. Knitted cardigan or pullover.—Aliss G. Corlett 1, Airs F. W. Frewin 3, Aliss R. Bassett v.h.c., Mrs W. Smiley h.c. Twenty-four entries. Hand-knitted gloves.—Airs F. AL Frewin 1 and 2, Aliss V. Harper 3, Mrs A. Anderson v.h.c. Thirteen entries. Infant’s Knitted bonnet.—Airs C. Kape 1, Miss J. Juden 2, Airs T. AlcCreedy 3. Twenty* entries. Pair men’s socks, knitted in threeply wheeling wool,—Airs E. AlacDonald 1 and 2, Aliss W. Al. Smith 3. Eleven entries. Pair men’s socks, knitted with fourply fingering.—Airs C. AlacDonaid 1 and 2, Airs Clark Thomson 3, Airs J. Campbell v.h.c. Twenty-three entries. Alost useful article made from sugar bag.—-Airs T. J. Harris 1, Airs L. W. Goldfinch 2 and 3. Thirteen entries. OPEN TO GIRLS 17 OR UNDER. Girl’s vest.—Miss May Clarkson 1, Miss Emily Willis 2, Aliss Ani Kopu 3. Four entries. Girl’s sleeveless pullover.—Aliss D. Goodall 1, Aliss T. Keepa 2, Aliss K. August 3. Five entries. Best worked coat-hanger. — Aliss Alillie Peachey 1, Aliss T. Boyce 2, Aliss E. Al. Burt 3. Five entries. Tray cloth.—Aliss Alinnie Walsh 1, Girls’ Home (Burwood) 2, Aliss Gwen Hall 3. Eight entries. Girl’s hand-made petticoat.—Aliss G. Hall 1, Aliss Ellen Robins 2, Alias Gracie AlcDougall 3. Four entries. Embroidery in silk.—Miss Agnes Aloon 1, Aliss Margaret Tibble 2. Two entries. Men’s socks, 4-ply fingering—Airs. E. MacDonald 1 and 2, Airs. Clark Thomson 3, Airs. J. Campbell v.h.c. Twentythree entries. Most useful article made from sugar bag—Mrs. T. J. Harris 1, Mrs. L. W. Goldfinch 3 and 3. Thirteen entries.

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