... attired a smart fawn coat frock with which the wore lace hat en suite Her bouquet was of white roses, pink carnations ana asparagus fern. She '.vas away >y her eldest brother, Mr. Samuel Youlden and her sister. Miss Olr.c Vou':,lei; % a r ,V I(l0SI aid ...

... leaves, in place The veil was lent by her sister. Her shoes were of white satin, and she carried a bouquet Harissi lilies and asparagus fern. Mr. D. Sussex, uncle of the bride, was best man. The bridesmaid was Miss Pauline Pollard (niece of the bride), and ...

... was within every one s reach .to force little. was well worth the trouble and gentleman's garden appear what should be. Asparagus, he of all vegetables tot as it was prized far above all other forced vegetables, and could forced by several different methods ...

... and chiffon, and a large white hat, with ostrich feathers, and carried a lovely shower bouquet of tuberoses, lilies, and asparagus plumosa. She had ono bridesmaid —'Miss Maud Smith —who was attired white muslin, trimmed with Valenciennes lace, and carried ...

... Members' classes numbered nearly fifty, and included flowers of many sorts, rock plants, pot plants, vases of flowering shrubs, asparagus, rhubarb, etc.. and wild flowers. There was a class for miniature rock gardens, and also classes for table decorations, both ...

... bengaline, with tulle veil, and*tiara of orange-blossoms, and carried a beautiful shower bouquet of white chrysanthemums and asparagus fern. The bridesmaids were Miss Ethel Roberts, sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Hilda Mann, a friend of the bride. They ...

... ditto (fine) 23s to 25s seconds 20s to 21s. Vegetables.—Potatoes new 2d per lb, green peas Is 6d ocr peck, cabbages each, asparagus 3s per 100. French beans la per 100 cucumbers 6d each, lettuce Id each, carrots Is bunch, spinach 6d per dish, turnips 4d ...

... Western, of Exmouth. Given away her father, the bride wore a gown of saxe blue, and carried bouquet of pink carnations and asparagus fern. The bridesmaids were the Misses Mariorie and Barbara Western (sisters of the bride) and Miss Ivy Handford (sister of ...

... 22s 245, seoonds 20s to 225. VEGETABLES. —Potatoes Is 3d per score, new 4d per lb, cacbage 3d, broccoli 3d, seakale Is lb, asparagus ocr 100. French per 100 cucumbers to 9d each, lettuce 9d c'#ay' rhubarb 2d per bundle, carrots 3d per bunch, spinach 6d per ...

... Schoolrooms v Tuesday evening, A. Paul in the chair. A paper was contributed Mr Catford on '• Asparagus.'' The competition (amateurs), two bunches asparagus and two cabbages ; and cottagers (three cabbage*) were won J R Talbot (Cplyme) in the amateurs ...

... wore pretty dresses of pale green satin with silver headdresses' and shoes to match. Their bouquets were of pink tulips and asparagus fern. Mr. Colin Loosemore (the bride's brother) was best man. Following a reception at Wilson's House North Molton, Mr. and ...

... ditto (fine) 21s to 235, seconds 18s to 20s. Vegetables.—Potatoes new per lb, green peas 2s 6d per peck, cabbages 2d each, asparagus Is 9d to 2s 9d per 100, French beans Is per bun, cucumbers. 6d each, lettuce Id each, carrots Is bunch, spinach 4d per dish ...