... 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 ...

... till midnight amidst the glittering lights and' the striking decorations the immense dminc •:nd hall re>ins. '{h». dinner menus typical of lh sea.«ur. and carried out a most expensive scale. Money apparently on this one nifiht of the year was 110 consequence ...

... tits around the column of the throat bordered with a wide ba ml of fur nock this being repeated again base Daily Record :: MENU Wrong Calculation Eight hours’ sound sleep is essential for most people It is not enough to go to bed at midnight and get up ...

... offiu:al warn• ing against , waste. The cool supply the Gas Work is not being rep:enishsd as it ought be by fresh and the nonage. menu is faced with !the noceesity of reducing the of On ordmr to spin out the htock in band. An interesting musical Innovalfon was ...

... Ireret Kyle, Miss Jeanie Young, and the Misses Jordan carried through the duties of M.C.'s with an abandon that would cause the menu men to quail but they always got th?re. The music was supplied by Mr. M•Ewan, on the ccncertina, and his daughter, Mrs. Marsha'l ...

... ON THE MENU. Amon insects which have been and are considered to possess food value are ca ter- pillars, moths, f avourite in some pal Africa; the of the silkworm, in China; ants, al ve and roasted, are ciated in Burma h, as well as by the Ii h America ...

... ('hinuniart of rank, and sere written to her hue and wile he was on a trip round t•c world with Prince of whose suite was a menu' er. Toey are t'e letters of an «Aware l woman—for tl.e (shinese trituttion I u l iu ler case teen broken of an eluenUVt who ...

... 1920. irwluAi%e. and as iwin Sr circumstances per of the acute poaition ruling ' • it has found flee' til• pr In limit to menu- • the quality intended manufacture jam . I quantity issued during 1713 foe U odic. fermi of manufacture. ...

... 10101 Atrol, - P.C. George Brown, P.C. Robert Pe: eridge. P.C. George Bab:, P.C. 1110111:1.4 Rennet[, A GOOD RESOLUTION P.C. menus filacklock, P.C. Gregor Cameron, P.C. Robert Campbell, P.C. Hugh For the Now Year is 1.. become D. Crowe, P.C. John Donaldson ...

... M. Bro. Mc lAren. An excellent repast was served by Bro. Mackay, °pliers being the first dish on a recherché and bountiful menu. After dinner a toast list and programme was entered upon. The loyal toasts were given by the 11.W.M., Bro. Tholus, who expressed ...

... for the part, .1 repetition established productions, iii.T-inlv frivolous. undoubted that the c.itv would welcome more varied menu. VVliv. may one ask. is Chin i'hin Chow only •oming Kdtnburgh now after all years .if existence: why not. Abraham I«incoln ...

... served on a Braun HcortraL. The Matron begs to destroyer in the North ita• tbe Redderacknowledge w ise thanks gigte of swirls, menu, and the Black Sea. Attn. a Dint mhos, Mean , . fruit, and toys, at holiday at home in Airdrie, Mr. Smith Audimg N ew Year ...