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Hemstitching-, linen, not handkerchief — 



(1) Mrs. Dr. T. J. Behrens, Indianapolis, Inci 2 OU 



(2) Mrs. C. Dille, Greensburg, Ind •. 1 00 



Drawn work, Mexican— < 



(1) Mrs. Kate Rudolph, Cincinnati, Ohio 2 00 



(2) Mrs. William H. Welch, Indianapolis, Ind 1 00 



Infant's outfit, complete, most sensible and neat — 



(1) Mrs. G. Dille. Greensburg, Ind 1 50 



(2) Mrs. Hulda Field, Greensburg, Ind 1 50 



CLASS LXIV— LADIES' FANCY WORK. 

 (Margaret J. Craighead, Muncie, Ind., Judge.) 



Couch pillow, most sensible — 



(1) Mrs. C. W. Batch, Lafayette, Ind $ 1 50 



(2) Mrs. F. C. Stewart, Indianapolis, Ind 75 



Book cover, linen — - 



(1) Mrs. Kate Rudolph. Cincinnati, Ohio 1 50 



(2) Mrs. C. W. Vance, Paris, 111 75 



Lunch set — - 



(1) Airs. R. H. Talbutt, Lexington, Ky 2 00 



(2) Mrs. C. W. Vance, Paris, 111 1 00 



Doilies, not embroidered — 



(1) Mrs. C. W. Batch, Lafayette, Ind 1 50 



(2) Mrs. C. Dille, Greensburg, Ind 75 



Fancy apron^ 



(1) Mrs. C. Dille, Greensburg, Ind 1 50 



(2) Mrs. Kate Rudolph, Cincinnati, Ohio 75 



Kitchen apron, most practical — 



(1) Mrs. Kate Rudolph, Cincinnati, Ohio 1 50 



(2) Mrs. C. W. Vance, Paris, 111 75 



Table cover, not embroidered- — 



(1) Mrs. C. C. Burns, Greensburg, Ind 1 50 



(2) P. C. Shoemaker, Lebanon, Ind 75 



Table center, not embroidered — 



(1) Mrs. Kate Rudolph, Cincinnati, Ohio 1 50 



(2) Mrs. R. H. Talbutt, Lexington, Ky 75 



Fancy opera bag— 



(1) Mrs. C. W. Vance, Paris, 111 1 50 



(2) A. L. Orudorff, Indianapolis, Ind 75 



Laundry bag — 



(1) Mrs. F. G. Wood, Indianapolis, Ind 1 50 



(2) Mrs. Kate Rudolph, Cinc' unati, Ohio 75 



