... Vale Produce at Chelsea Flower Show Borough Personalities No. 43.—MISS J. M. SOMFORD ANOTE which reamed me too A C ED with the big task of late for inclusion last week -a: supervising the forthcoming revealed that the National issue of the new ration ...

... EXHIBITS AT CHELSEA SHOW Local grown asparagus. cabbage, :au:Mower. spring onions. radishes and possib:y broad beans and tomatoes will comprise the Vale of Evesham Horticulture: Group's contribution to the National Farmers' Union's stand at the Chelsea Flower ...

... agriculture. : Market Produce Show A S a result of discussions with growers, particularly those responsible for the well-known Hampshire Market Produce Show, an organisation to be known as the N.P.U. Market Produce Show Society, has been formed to arrange ...

... duties and behaviour. Tactical exercises were carried out in pollee duties in Chelsea Gardens. the site of the great flower show This provided great entert unment for the Chelsea Pensioners and olt:r sight-seers. Route marches through Londmv headed by the ...

... able to exercise it in the happiest way possible. Flowers in Fashion. It is remarkable how lower shows base caught on of late years as fashionable functions. At the Horticultural Hall the regular shows are always cronded with diatinguished people, and ...

... year is immense. Of course, in many cases these exquisite spring flowers are grown at. home, but in the majority of instances the florists reap great profits for these drawing-room flower shows which are so delicious and so luxurious. I was at quite • humdrum ...

... should be traced, the official said there had been frequent 'phone communication between the Comte and parties living in Chelsea, and from the way the Comte spoke it was apparent they were either relatives or very particular friends of his. The address ...

... architect, and Johnson praised it übeing a house of great elegance. The house is of the earlier &tertian style. but the interior shows evidence of the late Italian style. The greet panel over the chimney in the great hall. which was the work of Vassal,, represents ...

... d Ow gaiety of our own sews.. It has been the fullest week of all the year, and everything has been secmogul, front lower shows to dinner-parties, opera to big bazaar, deuutante dances to Janie, excursions. With the return of the .Lug and Queen to Bucliegbani ...

... were the Hon. Ben and Mrs. Bathurst, General Sir Mo(Delmont, Mrs. Barry. and Mr. Poek. At the Fete for the Veterans. held at Chelsea. the Worcestershire stall was in the charge of the Counter of Coventry, who was in Mae:, with a whit* lace Joke and sleeves ...

... meeting of the committee lad night, at which the Mayor presided, it was decided to have an athletic meeting this year, with a flower show held in connection with the exhibition of arts and crafts mart,' last year, and horse jumping oontests. Such • programme ...

... to their new home. MARRIAGE OF MR. F. FLOWER. Ming Stratford People Proust. The marriage took place at St. Peter's. Wrockwardlne. Shropshire. on Saturday. of Mr. Fordham Flower. son of Sir Archibald I and Lady Flower. of The Rill. fitratford-upon• Mon. ...