The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-10-11

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line of their celebrated oils.
All. Reid the Philadelphia Maker
all Creamery Appliances showed lii
of his goods. APJwer Churn and Blu
ter Worker, Cabinet creameries, Dan
Churns. Printers, Workers, shipph
Boxes and Cans Cream Carriers etc
These are leading goods in this Sc.
ion. Mr.. M, G. Shaw OF New WlndsN
Carroll county Md, represented thst
goods.
Mr.. S. NJ. Heulings Jr. exhibited tt
Heulings Automatic milk Aerator aH
Cooler
| MITCHELL HALL.
This beautiful industrial buildin,
whose memorial character is an er
present reminder of the devotion to t,
interests of the Society OF the gentlemi
whose name it. bears, never has been /
tastefuIly decorated, and the articles {
exhibition SO skillfully arranged as the
have been this year by the committee
ladies having the displays III charge. 4
previous exhibitions there has been
greater crush of exhibits OF not veI
high class, but this year there was
marked improvement in the characu
and quality of the entire line OF article
displayed. This was strikingly notict
able in the
ART NEEDLEWoRk.
We question whether superior {
more artistic collection OF the art needs
work wrought by woman's delft fingers
could be collected in the same sp zee. Il
the line Of Drawn work, now so populaj
this was especially the case. We ca
mention but a few of the Contributor
whose displays impressed us as bein
particularly worthy of mention. Mis-
Florence Tuite and Miss Mary McCui
Tough of Ekton, Miss Bessie stump Q
Perryville, Miss n. Lloyd of WILMINGTON
Miss Clara N Mills of Clayton. Outlin
embroidery by Mrs L A Kittinger 0
Wilmington. A uoticeaby handsom
splasher by Mrs Geo A Wooley of Chesa
peake City. A display of drawn wori
by Mrs ii Osmond of Elkton. A bureau
other by Miss Alnie E Howard of Giles
apeake City. These are but few of
large number of excellent specimens ex
hibited. A piece of drawn thread woIl
by lady over seventy and basket b.
the same were the exhibits of Miss A \
Ricketts, of EIkton Mrs John Everist o
Port Deposit, lady S4 years old, exhib
tied very excellent outline work.
BEAUTIFUL piece of embroidery on flame
was exhibited by Miss Bessie Stump o
Perryvile, and another by NJ G
Finley of Elk.on. In cruel work, Mr.:
Geo 4 Blake displayed noticeable piece
Miss Mary McIutyre of E!kton contrib
uted handsome p zee OF Oriental EN-
broider,. An embroidered bed spread il
drawn work by Mrs A Scott of Whining
ton. Embroidered Doylies by Mrs H I
Rumford of the same city. Others by
Mrs c E Lockwood of Middlstown, Del
Tray Covers by Mrs Il lamar of Elk
ton. Dtrncd net pillow slams by Mrs
i A kittirger of Wilmington and Miss
Heatzig OF Elkton. r ok rack work by
Mrs Allen Hoffman of Belair, macrama
work by Mrs Oscar Robins of Free,
hold, n. j., embroidered satin spread by
Miss Alicia Boyd of ElktoD, display oil
point lace by Miss Beckie Slaymaker
OF Lancaster, Pa, and the same by Mrs
Oscar Robinson OF FREEHOLD, N J, were
most artistic in design and execution.
In arasene plush work Miss Laura
Heatzig aud Mrs Daniel Bratton of Elk
ton showed excellent specimens. In
bargarren work Mrs L A Kittinger OF
WilOlngton, in arrasene work table
scarf Miss Clara BswIey made beautiful
displays. In boiling scarfs Miss Laura
keatzig of Elktou, Miss Stephenson OF
Dover, Miss II Brown of BIZ 'geton, n
J. Mrs A Scott, of Wilmington, Del, ex
celled. A monogram silk quilt by Miss
Scott was the subject of much compli.
mentary remark.