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... ’ -r iiil c-'V '' : : Central Tha King and Queen among took advantage of “yesterday’s private view of the Chelsea Flower Show Our picture shows their Majestic walking in the grounds of the Royal Hospital Gardens NORTHANTS WIN EXCITING GAME WORCESTERSHIRE ...
... LAWRENCE AND FRUIT NAMED AFTER MR. LLOYD GEORGE. Sir William Lawrence, at the annual luncheon• in connection with the Chelsea. Flower Show yesterday, in a. humorous reference to the famous raspberry named after Mr. Lloyd George, said that its merits might ...
... dying honeymoon. 4• • - • • 1 1 4 t o Mr. , Pf , ' . Artistic paring in the fountain section at Chelsea Flower Show. This Is else of the many beauties Os show, which is drawing large crowds. .• a y a . • ,fir-. • 4 : , ,AI ...
... SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. TheQnPen and Princess Mary visited the Chelsea Flower Show yesterday. The King's Garden Party to V.C. officers and men has beta fixed for the afternoon of zzaturday, the Mb inet., iu the gardens of Buckingham Palace. Sir Frederick ...
... ENING. Chelsea flower show, a magnet to all corte and conditions of pedple interested in horti- culture, opened yesterday. ‘The exhibition is rather later than usual, and as the season has been somewhat earlier there are a few kinds of flowers not represented ...
... and further laid out utter the manner of Kew. with Bowerbeds and shrubs. and a rock and water garden straight out of Chelsea Flower Show l'hree criticisms only have I to offer on this best of all War Memorials. Tenni , courts have teen *uttered to encroach ...
... Mai. • FLOWERS AND THE COAL STRIKE. Effect of Absence of Smoke. FINEST EVER SEEN. Lord Lambourne, the president of the Royal Horticultural Society, who was *Porting a magnificent carnation in his buttonhole, was in high spirits at the Chelsea Flower show ...
... of the landmarks of the season are over. Chelsea Flower Show was ruined by rain, and Richmond Hone Show is now a memory. The Cowie are nearly completed, and there remain Ascot, Wimbledon, the Olympic Horse Show, the 'Varsity cricket match ...
... living she invented a new form of art, that of making paper-cut pictures. two years ago the Queen recognised her at the Chelsea Flower Show and bought some of her work, and sinoe then she has not lacked patrons. The Queen, too, has been a frequent ci.stomer ...
... check, and all the waiters are to be made up as yokels in smocks and large hats. 4 • • ROCKERIES. A feature of the Chelsea Flower Show, to which I paid a second visit to day, are the rockeries, of which it is no exaggeration to say that they comprise ...
... gowns, etc., worn by visitors at the Chelsea Flower Show, a London evening paper goes on remark : But nobody bad much attention to spare for sartorial sensations. At flower shows, perhaps more than at any other kind of ...