Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-15
1.-THE GRANGE PIcNIc.ll
! Success from Opening TO Close
Some Additions to Last Weeks
Report and One Correction.

the exhibits at the Grange Picnic was
Incomplete because it was written
from a first day view, and one error
was noted, which we gladly correct.
The exhibit of apples was by Richard
Evans, Jr, of Wenonah. In our re-
port another person was credited with
the display. The apples in the ex-
hibit were grown on trees which Mr.
Evans personally cared for, and the
4 perfection of the fruit is sufficient
testimony to the thoroughness and
ability with which Mr.. Evans attends
to his work.
The ladies exhibit was woefully
incomplete, because our reporter got
busy there before all the articles were
in place and properly labeled. This
exhibit probably represents more la
Dor than any, in many cases being a
year or more in preparation and rep
! resenting great money value. We pub
lish below list of the exhibitors in
this department handed us by the
committee in charge:
Mrs. H. Whitehead, centre piece;
Anna Woodruff, 2 centre pieces; Clara
Haines, waist; Mrs V. D. Clark, table
cover; Miss Hanna Dilks, centre
piece; Kathryn A. Fritz, sofa pillow;
Mrs. P. D. Clark, slumber robe; Bas-
sic Ogden, centre piece; Marion Owen
centre piece; Hanna Dilks, centre
piece; Mrs Howard Reed. centre
piece; Mrs. H. H. Reed, centre piece;
Mrs W. Hoffman, silk quilt and
! towel; Mrs. w. Corson, sofa pill
lows; Ethel M. Haines, drawn work
dress; Mrs Carrie Doerrmann, sofa
pillow; Mrs Marie Vickery, apron;
Mrs. Lewis Sharp, 2 centre pieces;
Miss Minnie Young, centre piece; Mrs.
O. b. Moss, quilt; Mary Hager, pill
1 low; Mrs. E. e. Vickery, corset cover;
! Mrs. Schwartz, corset cover and
waist; Mrs. Harry Hager, cushion and
collar; Miss Lydia Madara, opera bag;
Martha Pancoast, table scarf; Mrs
! S. T. Sicker, hand bag; Martha Pan
coast, centre piece; Miss G. L. Sutch,
4 centre piece; /. B. Pancoast, natural
WOOL Mrs A. S. Clark, centre piece;
Mrs. J. James, table cover; Mrs. A.
! A Black, lunch CLOTH Mrs. Walter
/ Morgan, centre piece and dolly; Mrs.
F. p. Clark, apron; Mrs Mary Van
! Gelder, silk quilts; Mrs. Ada Niche,
table cover; Mrs. H. Hurff, sofa pill
low; Mrs. e. K. Cant, sofa pillow;
Mrs. S. Simon, table cover; Mrs, Fl
4 B. Evans, piano scarf; Mrs q. Locke,
pin cushion; Mrs. P. S. Scott, hat pin
holder; Mrs. l. W. Newkirk crochet
hand bag, Mrs. P S. Scott, crochet
Z jacket; Mrs. ]. Campbell, crochet
4 slippers and b. cap; Mrs. B. F. Al
len, waist collar and cuff w. dolly;
Mrs. M. J. Edwards, bedroom Slip
n 1,-i1 1on collar and
cuff set; Mrs j. Campbell, coach
spread; Mrs. J. Roy VanMeter, GRO
cIet bag; cushion, Mrs. Earl Urion,
Harrisonyille; centre piece, Mrs
Walter Carson, Paulsboro; dolly, Mrs
i Walter Carson, Paulsboro; 2 hand
bags, Mrs. A. j. Capie, Hurffville;
blanket, Mrs. John A Crane, Mullica
Hill; embroidered shirtwaist, Bertha
fR. Scott Mullica Hill; slumber robe,
Mrs. L. G. Atkinson, Mullica Hill;
garden jacket, Mrs. w. Yonker, Thor
/ ofare; baby robe, Mrs. Rosie Vellman,
Aura: slumber robe, Mrs. H. A. De-
Hart, Thorofare; crochet bag, Mrs. H.
A. DeHart, Thorofare; crochet bag.
4 Mrs. J. S. Clendenning, Thorofare;
hand bag, Mrs. Lizzie Batten, Swed-
esboro; centre piece, Katie Handle,
Aura; centre piece, Sara A. Roberts,
Swedesboro; waist, Mrs. Urion, Har-
risonville; centre piece, Mrs. Sch
wartz, Bridgeport; baby robe, Anna
E. Borton, Mullica Hill; centre piece,
Mrs. Effie Richardson, Bridgeport;
handkerchief. Mrs. James j. David
son, Swedesboro centre piece, Glenn
entine Clendenning, Redwood; scarf,
Mrs. Harry Hagar, Bridgeport; centre
piece, Helen NJ. Afford, Clayton; rose
petal chain, Cementine Cendenning,
Redwood table scarf, Elizabeth
Scott; centre piece, Mrs. Anna Keat-
s ling. Clayton; Miss Lou Gardiner,
painting on cloth, pillow, doilies, 2
centrepieces and shirtWaist; Mrs.
Mary F9agg, 2 embroidered centre
pieces, 8 crocheted doilies and GRO
cheted centrepieces, / braided centre
piece; Mrs Harry Stanley, 2 drawn
work table covers; Mrs. Jos. Pratt.
centrepiece; Miss Mabel Patterson, 2
centrepieces; Mrs. DR.. Hollinshed, in
fants bibs; Mrs. John Plum, hand
kerchief; Mrs. E. Bishop, infants
sack. hand bag; Anna e. Borton,
slumber robe; Mrs Gertrude Hurff,
table cover, Q sofa pillows; VIM. r.
OnkeT, JT., pldtt6l uOAiJ, SAi1eoSeAl
Leonard, centrepiece, embroidered
pillow, sofa pillow; Grace Jennings,
, dolly, embroidered apron; Rachel
Harris, sampler made 1928; Mildred
Carven, pillow Maud Mills; hand
bag: Marion Armbruster, embroidered
centrepiece Mabel Cement, hand
lpainted pin-cushion: Idella Avis sofa
pillow; Miss Dorothy Decker, hand
, work apron Jennie J Scott, pillow
Mrs. A. B. Bell. 2 sideboard scarfs;
Edna Bowers, centrepiece, pillow;
Mrs A. T. Eldridge, centrepiece; Mrs.
Anna Heating, large embroidered cen
! trepiece; Mrs. 3. Hitchner, library
table cover; Mrs. N. R. Nelson, opera
glass bag; Mr.. Jack Ryan, paper
dolly: Mr.. J. McGlincy, table cover;
Mr.. Schwartz, 2 centrepieces; Mrs
Louis Kille, centre piece; Miss Kath-
crime McGlincy, waist; Margaret
Sweeney centre piece; Mary Sween-
ey, Centre piece; Annie Lippincott
:. centrepiece; Mary Lippincott, pillow