... Millinery. Newest and Choicest of Goods in Untrimmed Millinery. Also Flowers and Trimmings. Great Show of Infants' Millinery, Pelisses, and Frocks. SMITH & EWEN I 359-361 King's Road, Chelsea. ...

... - ,lParliomerit for Chelsea he more th ee Iwimiess with matter! a Igr. aid Mrs. H. Myers. of 2E2 King'sthe Nary) sag wii n ' ': Merchant nratefol to Mr Loveridee and those him, 1 Demo ties Ttompom : Three men were road, Chelsea, was married to Mr Arthur ...

... WEST LONDON PRESS. SEPTEMBER 10, 1920 i The w edding gift included the following : CHELSEA GUARDIANS. Thet the elil'w off r• 440441 of firm clam lateenadoctiag Inweelf.-Prieoner said that ' Park Corner at 10 40 pm es Moody • Bride to gold ring . bridegroom ...

... Millinery. Newest and Choicest of Goods in Untrimmed Millinery. Also Flowers and Trimmings. Great Show of Infants' Millinery, Pelisses, and Frocks. SMITH & EWEN, 359-361 King's Road, Chelsea. ...

... like influenza—more catching. (Laughter.) Mr. Stewart added that he had had the pleasure of judging a flower show in Battersea and he hoped Chelsea would be suit. The cultivation of bowers was an educational subject and its _influence far-reaching. Mr ...

... on Wednesday. A pastoral play was given by the Holy iris' Friendly Society, and also displays by the 3rd Chelsea Scouts. were numerous side shows. The tlonipetitone Stall was very popular. The Chiliherfs Beauty Competition also attnicted considerable ...

... persuaded Mrs. Flower to advance £l,OOO for the purpose of extending the hiring department. Mrs. Flower did mot get her money back, and the prosecution allege that the busisees was not in fact • profitable one, that the trading account showed' a deficit. ...

... Mr. and Mrs. Wickham Flower, whose memory they were met together to honour and perpetuate. Mr. Wickham Flower died in 1904, and his wife passed away 15 years later. Through the years that intervened since the death of Mrs. Flower, surviving friends felt ...

... existed some form of Chelsea Garden Guild which promoted flower sbows. Mc.. at the Rectory gardens. A splendid example had been set by Christ Church School, which had become affiliated to the London Gardens Guild, and had held a bulb show at the school, q ...

... tives for Futhil:s, and Chairman of the 1..C.C. Parks C onmittee, calls attention to the l utifal shows of chrysanthemums in 6 f their parks. The shows, distrib•vP I as equally as possible throughout !. ndon, are at Battersea I'ark (Albert (iate), Waterlow ...

... lantern lecture entitled ' • urn° Photography, he showed some charming child studies. remarkable animal pictures, the quaint and realistic results table-top 1 photography, and also some beautifully tinted flower studies, all of artistit• as well as of technical ...

... nominating Mr. Ralph Flower as his warden for the ensumg year. It used to be said that • vicar's warden was more or lease passenger in the boat and that the work was left to the people's warden but that could not apply to Mr. Flower who was no ordinary ...