The Washington Bee Newspaper, October 23, 1886, Page 4

THE INDUSPRIAL EXHIBI- TION. A LIST OF EXHIBITS A GREAT TIME AT. THE FAIR. The readers of the Bee will be pleased to read a list of the arti- cles on exhibition at the Ludnstrial Fair, which is going on at Bethel Hall- THE LIST. H.A. Jackson and Sons—Up- holsters and cabinet makers, Cor. 17th and L sts. n. w. Exhibit a beautifal turkish chair, a parlor chair, students desk, hand- some sofa, patent kitchen table, and a magnificent cherry centre table. William Q. Davis Inventor. The foilowing articles were inven- ted by him: A combination table embracing adesk book case, and reading stand. The ‘gean” card or game table with wine closet combined. The eclipse folding top table or elevated desk, music rack and binder, Extension file case, Com mercial agents trunk, Alphabetic and numerical file case, Copy hold- er. The “smokers” companion or ash receiver and cigar rest combin- ed, musicians aid or music turner, adjustable shirt bossom “holder.” Mrs. Shim——A handsome sofa covered in old gold plush, the frame is ebony inlaid with gold. Mrs. Ralph E. Langston’s—— magnificent exhibit-of needle work, consist of a handsome fire screen, chair, and foot-stool, covered with cardinal plush, worked in kensing- ton, design clamatice, the frames were made by her father Mr. James F. Jackson, and painted by herin gold paint, also a hansome crazy pillow. Miss J. M. Wilson—A screen cov- ered with black velvet and worked in kensington. Mrs. W. H. Lee, Magnificent ex- hibit of needle work, consists of a turkish lounge cover, two banuers, a blue blush frame contaising a clock, all worked handsomely in ensington, alsoa piano cover and crazy pillow. Miss Alberta Simms, a crazy pil- low. Miss Ursaline Brooks, a tidy crocheted. Miss Fannie Chase, a black silk scarf crocheted in black silk. Miss Thereea Marshall, a crazy pillow, Miss Marie Taylor, cardinal plush tidy worked in keysington Miss Rebecca Beason pin cush- ion made of pink and blue wosted. Miss C. G. Coakley Birth-day cards. Miss C. Burk, two-painted pla- ques, fan, tamborine, and two cush- ions. Miss Carry Gray, honiton lace work. Miss Louise Stewart, a banner worked in kensington, with gold rods, and ornaments. Mrs. John Carter, a pillow and banner. Miss I. Mackey, blue mareno skirt embroidered in white silk. Miss Lizzie Edmonds, whiteflanel baby’s shawl, embroidered in white silk. Miss Harriet Beason, a_ pillow made of blue worsted. Miss Jessie E. Lewis, Three ti- dies crocheted. Miss M. E. Minor, a banner made of cardinal felt worked in kinsing- ton, flowers made of white and yellow ribbon. Miss Olive Freeman, white shawl crocheted. Mrs. H. C. Evans, lamp shade of steel-beads and cantilope seeds, over red silk. Mrs. Gertrude Taylor, a crazy pillow. Miss Dora George, a crazy quilt. Miss Rebecca Pirce, white linen pillow shams embroidered in white. Miss M. Terrell, pink wosted cape crocheted. H. F. Grant, Several pieces of music composed. Mrs. R. D. Lee, embalmer of rit- ural flowers, and moulder of ima- ges has some very fine work on exhibition. Mrs. R. Colbert, screen worked in kensington, design swan. Miss Guinever Belts, a mantle cover tidies worked in fisherman cord. Miss Ada Hand, a piano scark worked in kensington, design dai- ses and dogwood, also handsome crayoned portraits and paintings. Miss Jordon, a crazy pillow. Mrs. David Warner magnificent exhibit of needle work, consist of ahandseme piano cover, worked inkensington, also a handsome table. Miss Julia Bush, chrisantiums worked in kensington on blue plush, Miss Fannie Barrier. gypsy head in oil paintings, also aswiss scene in oil painting. E, Willow, two oil paintings landscape scene. Miss Essie Gray, age 10 years, braided pillow shams. Mrs. Mary Terrell, a handsome skirt trimmed in rick-rack. 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