Evening journal., 1916-09-06
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81 centre nieces. collars and other aru-
81 lies. One especially attractive piece
a was a deep, square night gown yoke
q while a centrepiece done in a very fine
q fern nattern attracted much attention
n because Of its unusualness.
u Many unique designs in pillow tops,
q are also seen in the exhibition OF nee
81 dlework. One pillow top, which re-
# eeived first prize. was embroidered In
81 Landscape design, with the follow
q Ing words embroidered around IL:
81 There's a Rose In The Heart OF Del
q aware" IN the embroidery class the
Il wheat design seems TO be a popular
design. and il is apparently taking the
81 place Of the rose and tulip design
u popular for so many years. Many who
n entered articles last year. entered
q ssain this year: however, there are
s SO unusually large number Of new en-
q tries this year. Among those in the
s. Womau's department. who took re~
IA pesfed honors were Martha s.
n Young. Hannah Hanoi, Edna M.-Ken-
Il ney. Mrs. W. II, Nesbitt, Elsie H. Mes
81 bitt Mary A. Dale. Mathilda Van
IA Trump, Lulu Human. Elizabeth G.
a Dilworth. Laura f. Forrest. Bessie
"A Buckingham, Mrs Harry Daily, and
81 many others. Many women and chill
81 drcn entered numerous pieces. Two
little girls. both fourteen years Of age,
ga entered n and 20 pieces, respectively.
n Some Of the handiwork r. FOR sale,
AZ and If so marked. as II lies on the ia
.E BILE One handsome bedspread can be
# bought for SIS Various pieces in the
IA hand painting section. arc also mark
"a for sale.
# Work IN this section is attracting
III much attention and many especially
z inc samples OF hand painting are be-
# ng shown One a chocolate set, done
H o pale green. with bands Of rosebuds
81 md gilt Is especially beautiful. In
W bis section also are being shown ar
81 istic place and talley cards Of new
81 md beautiful designs.
'# Cookies" on Display.
"a The baking exhibit was placed yes
a ordRv and from the moment II was
"a placed. there was constant stream
81 visitors gathered around il. II con-
81 sisfs OF pies. cakes. candles. rolls,
h bread and buns. all Of which are
81 placed in tempting array on the tier
81 ed table along side Of the canning
va snd deserving section. This exhibit
s s certainly enough TO make every
$ ,ody's mouth water" that Viewed H.
M Many who visited this section wished
81 hey were judges for II. as the cuts
ri the pies, and cakes. made the ar
# ey all the more tempting to the mere
ookef-on. There were no first prizes
VA given In the pie class, however. be-
@IN I..I ~
5# he pies worthy OF a first prize. As
81 he making Of pies In the culinary art
considered one of the most dihicult
here were not as many pies entered
his year as there were last However
here we're a larger number OF cakes
IS ind bread. and each one seemed IA
M i've the Judges considerable trouble
M making the final decisions. This
lection included sponge cake. without
,aling powder; angel cake nut cake
1 pple. peach, pumpkin and lemon
neringue pies. cinnamon buns
Ia. ound cake. rolls and bread
# lashes From the Fair.
's Crowds are psychological study
ND rom more angles than one. They also
3. AIRY with them many convincing
e 81 acts The crowd OF 10000 persons
# hat surged through the gate into the
' delaware State Fair grounds yester-
lay was no exception. and one fact
{ nth which the spectator was duly inn
= Dressed was. that the inventor OF the
Hurn-stile gate was NOT a fat person
lse he would have made il wider and
noro 10 NJ the avoirdupois OF some
Who sought admittance yesterday.
W One woman. who admits herself
hat she is fat $50 you know she isl
# topped bithely and confidently to the
2 ate Yesterday. She got wedged In
ne side. The gate refused to move
IS . make matters worse the crowd in
ack OF her surged closer. and for an
4 instant utter dismay overcast the fea-
4 qres Of the gate-keeper, who. being a
entleman OF the old school, had not
S he heart 20 call in a derrick TO re-
q 81 love the obstacle. By this time sew
~ raj In the crowd were becoming inn
l& atieniy while the woman vainly tried
NJ dislodge herself from the gate. Hi.
ally some one in back gave the gate
M tiolent twist, and the woman waE
atapulted out OF the turnstlle. and
&o unlocked the way. Nobody loves
he fat man is a lament frequentl,
< card, but certain Il Is everyons
7)red that rat woman who handed the
i. rec laugh around the crowd. and &C
; tally kept her good nature, and sens,
s humor with H.
& Children are sadly missed on the
air Grounds. II seems strange to al
"a rown-ups TO go 10 the Fair. where
make charmers. ilu iitsu men. for
Inc tehers, wild men. fancy higl
} vers. not 10 mention pink lemonade
}8 acker jacks. and many other things
,igD supreme and not see boy OF
III, with dirty face. blouse out al
,e back. and munching various indi
estible goodies. standing with opeT
outh establishment before the lurit
ID vivid posters, crawling undel
pme Of the sideshows tents, running
and out OF the Industrial buildinl
~ 18th their hands fun Of samples Of
'oting automobile horns to tormen
e various drivers.
However, 1t evidently takes NOR,
an health board to keep some o
le children down, for last night Their,
ere q large number on the grounds
M hey got in by crawling under one o
he fence corners. They had tn
me Of their lives. too, and the knowl
ige that they sneaked in. only seem
70 add luster to the trip.
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