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ROUND LONDON WITH LADY MARY

... delighted that the newest and most luscious strawberry of all has been dedicated to her, I saw some of them at the Chelsea Flower Show. They looked too beautiful for words—zood to taste. too—and strang( say, are of almost the exact pinky-red shade which ...

TEMPTING THE CADDIE

... FS with its rich fruity ‘GZ « flavour. Cheer up the Cold Joint ! om — The King and Queen to-day visited the Chelsea Flower Show, the spring show of the Ro 1 Horticultural Society. During a 4 tour of the exhibits Their Majesties ha Chamberlain. brief c ...

Published: Tuesday 19 May 1925
Newspaper: Lincolnshire Echo
County: Lincolnshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 301 | Page: 3 | Tags: none

ROUND LONDON WITH LADY MARY

... secret, of course, as vet, THE CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW. I imagine that of all the Season’s events that the Queen will miss this year she will most regret not being present. at the ‘‘private view” of the Chelsea Flower ...

TEA WITH AN OPERA STAR

... Savoy that was so hlled with glorious flowers that 1 felt there was really no need to go to the Chelsea Flower Show afterwards. The plang, every table, most of the chairs, and even the floor was crowded with flower-filled vases—this in spite ...

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... on the election of Lord Gorell as President. Vice That Sir Ronald Storrs has President of the Society. That at the Chelsea Flower Show this week, Allwood Brothers, of Haywards Messrs. Heath, who are well-known locally, were to the fore with a remarkable ...

Published: Saturday 23 May 1925
Newspaper: Lincolnshire Echo
County: Lincolnshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 2974 | Page: 2 | Tags: none

MR. JAMES WARD USHER

... little groups of humans and animals, many with marvellous encrustations of flowers or foliage, revealing the wonderful art of the maker of the porcelain centuries ago. A pair of Chelsea figures of which Mr, Usher thought highly consists of a shepherd and ...

ROY AI. WEATHER

... weather has been exemplified throughout a week that has given a real boost to the opening of the Season The scene at the flower show at Chelsea jazzling, the ladies vying with the blooms in the matter of colour and beauty, though one tires quickly of the universal ...

Published: Wednesday 27 May 1925
Newspaper: Lincolnshire Echo
County: Lincolnshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 203 | Page: 4 | Tags: none

LINCOLN ALLOTMENT NOTES

... has been arown for the purpose of showing., W are on the edge of the County Show, and in the middle of June, and yet we have only got what we might term scedlines on our allotments, whereas, to be in time for the Show, we should have well-developed plants ...

THE USHER COLLECTION. What to see and where to see it. OPENING CEREMONY NEXT WEDNESDAY

... required, and almost throughout the repositories are adapted show cases, with clear glass fronts, but the glass backs are replaced by a lining of casement cloth in neutral tone against which the gems show up effectively. For the moment no eatalogue is possible ...

MY HOBBY Privileged Peeps in Lincoln (No. 18) HORTICULTURE

... colours, markings, and forms. Before visiting the first chrysanthemum show held in the city at the Corn Exchange in the autumn of 1883, I did not even know a chrysanthemun, flower, but was so captivated with the beauty, that I determined, if possible ...

to terminate their agreements with the club, Mr. W. Kerr, the secretary, represented the club. After | ring ..

... fabric. The little straight frock is gath- ered to a yoke under the bertha collar and the flowers are made of ribbon matching the shoulder knots. centres, or flowers in gold, or silver tissue, or short taifetas don the fabric here and ti re id wo ced round ...

Published: Saturday 19 December 1925
Newspaper: Lincolnshire Echo
County: Lincolnshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 1971 | Page: 3 | Tags: none

It should be said that amongst the' happy surprises ot the evening were the appearance of the Provost ..

... ! Miss Beet, “Dutch Miss D). Beet, Mr, D. Clegg Mr ¥V Zarr, Mi-s Dedds, Mrs, Doughty Miss Dovle, Mre F Dale. “Rlues Dutch Flower Gir “Gnome. ’ Pierrot.” Pierrette - “Carni Mr, L. Elliott, “Basil Bpwn. | Mr, F. Emmerson, “Argentine ”’ Miss M. Edwards ...