... the first of the Royal Courts»ntade the usual picture Buckingham Palace, Russian Ballet was un town' again, and the Chelsea Flower Show was for those who were able find time •for it. The King ami Queen will only away from London for two or three days ...

... Bouverie, Mrs. Stewart, and Miss E. Home; cooked potatoes, Mrs. Manton; arranged flowers, Mrs. Manton, Miss E. Home, and Mrs. Stewart; pressed leaves and wild flowers, Mrs. Butterworth. A splendid sports programme was carried out by the Sjvorts Committee ...

... counted spectator, she slept through the ceremony ! Wonders Chelsea. I not remember ever seeing Chelsea'' so large crowd that on the opening day- Poesibly this was on account of rumours that the show would better than ever; but then it always is! The rock ...

... Dr. Fo-Mitochu.” and comedy will lie shown all three nighls. HoßTicrr.rrßAti Show.— On August Bankholiday. that very hardy annual.” the Rutland HoiticfillTiral Society Show, will held in the Limekiln’s Field, Oakham. The schr-dnle prizes is similar that ...

... officers, several of whom came long distances to take part what proved splendid re-union. Among tliosc present were number Chelsea pensioners in uniform. The honorary toast-master was Lieut.-Col. A. C. Croydoii. M.C., D.C.M., who undertakes act in this ...

... r—Crutches, from Mr. Elsom ; vegetables, from Mrs. Vernon, The Lodge, Htathern ; flowers and mint, from Unknown Donors ; fruit, etc., from Primitive Methodist Sunday School; flowers and eggs, from Asfordby Church Sunday School ; eggs, jam, groceries, etc., ...

... party proceeded road Lincoln, for the opening of the Assizes there. lioßrrcrr.Trr.AL Society.—The .schedules for the annual flower show | Oakham, on August Bank-holiday, may obtained from the secretary. Mr. I’crey Noton, la. Barley thorpe-road, Oakham. There ...

... Chfutiaastime, they wees last bet one in the Central Album chart, and, while their play was always more promt, mg than the rneulta showed, the outlook not any means rosy. However, the last quartette cf matches has given them good leg-up. and, they will only ...

... butter dish and knife; Misses Hornes. Damask tablecloth; Mrs. Manton. handkerchiefs; Mrs. Newby, flower bowl; Miss Newby, pin cushion; Mr. Field, flower bowl; Mrs. Field. Damask tablecloth; Miss Field, sugar basin; Mr. Kensington, port wine; Miss E. Jones ...

... 9.30, and entries close this (Saturday) evening to the Secretary, Mr. C. Beech, 11, Wharf-road. FLOWER DAY FOR RED CROSS WoiflL—'Today (Saturday) is flower day for the local Branch of the British Red Cross Society. In addition to the sale of emblems, there ...

... and Mrs. Cruddock, Mr. Gerald Cutbbc-rt, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Dean and Miss Dean, Major and Mrs. It. T. Ellison. Mr. and Mrs. Flowers, Mr. and Mrs. D. Garner, Mr. W. Gavin, Mr. F. J. Greenish. Mrs. F. J. Greenish. v. W. and Mrs. Griffith. Mr. A. Griffith, ...

... son of Viscount Ednam, was fatally injured Monday while riding miniature cycle on the Chelsea Embankment. The boy, whose parents reside at 9rt, Chcvne-wallc, Chelsea. S.W.. was taken the Victoria Hospital for Children near by, where was found to dead. ...