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... Mid .Miss Ruby Wilson and Mr. Wilson Join*, assisted Mies Phyllis Pinker. Supi»or whs served the Council Chamber, and the menu was its follows: Salad. F:l«t do!® A^p.c. CV»a idfrotU vl Chictttß. Htai. Bo*st Turtcy. *’ B«vf. York Ham. Tci-gue. H«ad. on-1 ...

... assisting to mgke a real joy day of it. 3 J Tuming to the material side of the eveni, the guests were provided with a lavish menu. There was roast beef and horséradish sauce, roast mutton and onion sauce, boiled mutton and caper sauce, roast pork and apple ...

... event at tho Albert Hall , where 4000 revellers , in every conceivable costume , attended the Chelsea Arts Ball . The dinner menus at the hotels were typical of the season , and carried out on a most extensive scale . Money apparently was no object Three ...

... ite right to its own name, ad it appears on the menus amart hotels that wd the mee! ves ont for wonderful dinners and entertain- ments on Christmas night. I never quite understand the necessity for menus to be’ written in French, but I couchade it to | ...

... CINEMA. TO—NIGHT Wednesday, 31st Dec. at 9-30 tharp. TO—NIU HT Wed nesday, 3is Dec, at 9-30 sharp. Another entire change of Menu. MAURICE E. BANDMAN PRESENTS HIS FAMOUS PIERROT PIE PIERROT PIE PIERROT PIE COMPANY, The most Talented Combination yet seen ...

... boors till midnight amidst the glittering lights and the striking decorations of the immense dinin«? ’MI rooms. The diurer menus were typical the and carried out extensive scale. Money apparently thi* one night of the year was conseqreuce, and the two ...

... iVineetfs Blue eyes, a child of the mortal King and Queen, and ir GeibrUA,^ tho Mailer's Son, whorr they bring together by menus ol llhte lad's f&ir* companion, made u the fir.*t talking cat, and en dowod, in turn, with red boots, ret lag, for the snaring ...

... nevertheless dined together as usual. Percival was silent throughout the meal. The master of the house reviled the cook, the menu. the butler, the wines, and the footmai indiscriminately. There was a negative fervour about his conversation which, it translated ...

... T menu ALL S Thear= chemists De.'. P 1 . ,. NO. 2'3,649. ...

... fact rniaht go fu rther and say that this is a gene- irresistibly friendly, and that he was con- that turkey appeared on the menu ' despite rat F ox characteristic, as the same faculty t in ually receiving cheerio messages from the present price of the ...

... LORRIKb AND FOR ALK FIKBST Helectioo Eogland. including Brand nes* V. Daimlers, jcrvii*. Dennis, etc. Post, wire ...