The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-10-11
THE sEGZS.
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pincushion and match safes; Miss Annie s.
Gilbert, pair embroidered ottoman covers;
Miss A. A. Qunby, worsted chair tidy; Mrs.
Susan Hanson, worsted tidy; Mrs. M. V.
Haynes, zephyr border toilet mat Mrs. Bra
denbaugh, handsome worsted mat and worst
ed pincushion; Mrs. Theodore Clayton, pin
cushion and mats; Miss Nellie Keyser, sofa
pillow; Miss George s. Vail, worsted fascna-
tor; Mrs. Nancy Whiteford, pair ottoman
covers; Mrs. Lizzie Kirk, crochet shawl Mrs.
l.. FL. Mott sofa cushion cover; Mrs. James
GLADDEN., rug Germantown yarn; Miss Jennie
Amos, Lords Prayer and the Ten Command
mants; Mrs. S. nj. Shedherd, chair tides; Mrs.
Fannie Jarrett, lamp mats; Estelle Patterson,
sofa rug.
Six and Cotton Embauide,y Mary
Rowe, embroidered chemise yoke, braided
chemise yoke, 2 braided chair tides, towel
rack, scrap bag, toilet set, toilet set on can
vass, and knit twilight; Mrs. Geo. Gilbert,
embroidered nightgown yoke; Miss Fanny
II. Lee, braid trimming; Mrs Edward II.
Hall, toilet mat Miss Georgia Jacobs, baby
mittens, knit, cotton crochet tidy, child's
dress (machine) and tucked skirt Miss Sadie
Amos, cotton chair tidy; Mrs. Annie G. Kin
sey, 10 specimens tatting; Emma M. Wether-
i'll, fringe for chair tidy; Miss Kate A. Rich
braiding or crocheting and / sheet sham;
Miss Mollie Swariz, embroidered flannel
skirt; Miss Salie Hays, crochet skirt, tatted
handkerchief and fancy towel; Miss Pamela
Richardson, pair embroidered hose; Miss
May Williams, lace work, fancy worked
slippers and embroidery; Mrs. Allen Hoff-
man, worsted worked shoe bag; Miss A. NJ
Il. Mitchell, braided set underwear; Miss
Mary Whiteford, chair tidy and pair crochet
mittens; Miss Alice Whiteford, crochet quilt
and pin cushion; Miss Emma G. Kinsey
nj filu. Mpc TT ;,c, % J,n
and infants skirt; Miss M. O. Gilbert, en-
broidered linen pillow shams; Miss Octava
Gilbert, tufted and embroidered slippers and
case; Miss Priscilla Mccoy, embroidered lap
spread; Miss Jennie Mccoy, embroidered lap
spread; Hannah p. Hopes, Q embroidered
notices; nj. Fannie Webb, toilet cushion; Miss
Tace b. Matthews, motto; Mrs. j. w Gibson,
samples of trimmings; Miss Annie Amos,
lace collaret and tie ends; Miss Rebccca II.
Morse, stand cover; Miss Belle r. Curry cot
ton chair tidy; Mrs. James Hopper, crochet
tidy, pair tufted pincushions and pair pillow
shams; Miss Sallie A. Hopper, chain stitched
sofa pillow linen and silk tidy and cretonne
rug; Miss Lottle Darlington, Roumania rug;
Mrs. Jas. III. Amos, embroidered collar; Miss
Clearance Lee, embroidered yoke; Miss Mary
Rowe, embroidered pillow shams, embroider-
ed handkerchief and embroidered night dress
yoke; Miss Cornelia e. Holmes, braided knee
cover; Mrs. Florence Hanna, toilet set
pieces; A. Lewis, tatted collar, tatted yoke,
tatting edge and tatting inserting; Mrs. e. M.
Griest, 2 tides, 3 toilet articles; Mrs. Matilda
Lokel, net table cover (by hand,) embroidered
pattern, lamp mat and watch case Mrs. John
Turner, skirt tucked by man; r. p. Amos,
fancy needle work 600 years old) Mary Il.
Amos, Saxony lace; Miss Bessie Webster, tidy;
Miss Mary E. Gilbert, lady's crochet SET Miss
Mamie Richardson, silk embroidered flannel
skirt, embroidered stockings and pincushion;
Miss A. A. Quinby, cotton chair tidy; Miss
Nettie Scarf, lace baby's dress; Mrs. Braden.
baugh, lace work, cotton embroidery, linen
embroidery and harlequin embroidery; Miss
May Williams, piece Honiton lace; Miss Nellie
Keyser, pillow shams; Mrs. Caroline Price,
tidy; Miss Sophie STREET., embroidered initials
broidered elephant pin cushion Mrs. S. nj
Shepherd, braided skirt and display ofnetting
Mrs. Fannie jarrett, large display crochet
mats and tides, set twilight mats and tatting
collar; Mrs 9. V. Butler, worked bands and
fancy handkerchief; Miss Sue Cunningham
crochet and tatting chair tides; Miss Clara s.
Riddle, embroidered set and night dress yoke
and sleeves; Miss E. G. Moultray, embroider.
ed chemise, undersleeVes and knit collar; Miss
Mamie Richardson, toilet mat and embroide-
ny on muslin; Miss Rebecca Guyton, specimen
tatting and tatting collar made by gentle.
man.
Quilts.-Mary B. Pyle, double Irish chain
quilt; Rebecca G.. Hollingsworth, silk quilt
Mrs. DR.. ]. B. Crane, one quilt; Mrs Edmund
Mitchell, knit quilt for crib and album quilt
Mrs. j. Il. Wright, album quilt; Mary G.
Moore, patchwork quilt; Mrs. John Poole, 2
album quilts; Miss Ida McCreary, delaine
quilt, s. V. s Miss Bell r. Curry, quilt Mrs
James Hopper, silk quilt and worsted quilt
Miss Fanny Ell. Lee, album quilt; Mrs. Edward
III. Hall, silk quilt; Mrs. w. D. Bartleson, knit
quilt; Mrs VIM. Smithson, scrap quilt, (5,94G
pieces) Mrs. H. j. Wilson, scrap quilt; E. s
Lewis, baby's creeping blanket; Mrs G. E
Walters, knit quilt; Mrs. Thomas Armstrong
knit quilt; Miss Mary E. Guyton, knit quilt
Miss Annie s. Gilbert, wooden pine apple
quilt; Miss Florence Waters, calico quilt
(6,817 pieces) Mrs Stevenson Archer, trans,
posed quilt Mrs. Susan Hanson, calico quilt
Mrs. DR.. VIM. S. Richardson, knit quilt; Mrs
Louisa r. STREET., album quilt calico quill,
and mathematical star quilt; Mrs. Nancy
Whiteford, worsted quilts lights and shades
and calico quilt Irish chain;) Mrs. RebeccG
Smith, patchwork quilt; Helen M. Wilson
patchwork quilt; Miss Sarah j. Norris, album
quilt; Mrs. John STREET., calico quilt; Miss
A. M. Walters, album quilt Mrs. s. NJ Shep
heard, pieced worsted quilt; Mrs. Fannie
Jarrett, pieced worsted quilt Miss Laura
Hanway, worsted quilt; Miss Virginia Han
way, knit quilt.
Plain Needle Work.-Miss Belle Gilbert
lady's night-wrapper Miss Mary Rowe
sample darning; Miss Mollie Duvall, sample
darning and specimen button-holes; Mrs
Florence Hanna, specimen button.hoes
Estelle Patterson, dress apron; Mrs. E. M
Gricst, specimen hand sewing, so years old
Mrs. S. M. Shepherd, specimen darning; Mrs
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Sarah Lovett, machine made shirt, hand made
collar and machine stitched band; Mrs. G. V
Butler, machine stitched band and specimen
patching; Miss Rebecca Guyton, pair gents
drawers machine work, and machine stitched
bosom.
General Fancy Worh-Lizzie Pyle, white
wax cross Willie p. Finney, fancy scroll
saw work Miss Florrie H. Hopkins, wreath
of waxed autumn leaves Miss Florence
Morrison, leather worked bracket; Miss
Helen Mccoy, card receiver Miss Tacie b
Matthews, paper cross Mrs. i. w. Gibson
fancy frame, silk; Miss Josephine Marshall
basket of wax flowers Miss Lille Pue, hail
flowers; Miss Rebecca II. Morse, basket wax
flowers, white wax cross and hair wreath
Mrs. Kirk, air castle; Miss Addie Hoopman
wreath worsted flowers; Mrs. James II
Amos, 2 feather caps; Miss A. Z. Wyle, /
lamp protector; Mrs. Edward H. Hall, stone
cross; Mrs. e. S. Blackwell, wall pocket; Miss
Mary H. Davis, toilet set; Mrs. Lottie Ball
wreath hair flowers and vase hair flowers
Mrs. Sebricht 1 case of pond lilies, cross
with autumn leaves, case of fruit, vase oil
magnolias and case small articles; Miss Kate
A. Richardson, potichomani vase, decorated
ginger jar; Miss Molie Swarlz Lords Pray
er, card board; Miss Lizzie T. Kemp, waxed
autumn leaves; Miss May Williams, bead
work. vases and miscellaneous articles Estele
Patterson, card board air castle, muslin hang.
ing basket and cross made of stone; Irene Pat.
terson, corn husk hanging basket and card
hoard match Mnrxr i A ol,n