... be unnatural. In a word, they are the unhappiest of the lot. THE KING AT THE FLOWER SHOW A happy snapshot of His Majesty with Lord Lamhourne (right) at the Chelsea Flower Show ...

... be unnatural. In a word, they are the unhappiest of the lot. THE KING AT THE FLOWER SHOW A happy snapshot of His Majesty with Lord Lamhourne (right) at the Chelsea Flower Show ...

... They created quite a sensation, as she was wearing her hair in Pompadour ringlets with a white picture frock. The Chelsea Flower Show always draws an enormous gate, and the crush for the Fellows Only period was so great that one wondered if the whole ...

... feminity, flowered satiny frocks and bonnety hats, and bibs and tuckers, and all the rest of it, including lots of lace and net and the fluffy-stuff of a bygone age. Si A nd talking of aforesaid Back-to-the- J\ Past Movement, what about the Chelsea Arts Ball ...

... when I floated into that lovely show at Chelsea, all flowery-and- bowerv in what's now well-nigh part of the heart of things. Oh 1 my dear, what a glorious blaze of brilliant blooms in cluding the most exquisite show of orchids I ever saw. ft Exciting ...

... management of the estate, and knows the name of every plant and flower in her garden surely a record, even for the famous enthusiast imagined by Miss Ruth Draper The English Lady Showing her Garden to Friends. Lady Weir, by the way, received many co ...

... many friends came on to the reception at the house of Sir Hamilton and Lady Grant. It was beautifully decorated with white flowers and huge sprays of white cherry-blossom a lovely background for the bride's billowing veil of maize- coloured net and picture ...

... dances and that attractive American girl,. Miss Rosamond Murray, and her artist brother (who is installed in Sargent's old Chelsea studio) are a delightfully neat pair of skaters. They had plenty of practice this year when they joined Lady Jean Hamilton ...

... ever-popular Gilbert and Sullivan series have been Lord Glentanar's choice in the past for he constantly produces light operatic shows but considering that he has a first-class stage at Glentanar, it is not surprising that he should challenge success this year ...

... Spain and the interest he aroused I must not forget Stravinsky. Unlike so many composers, he is a very fine conductor, and showed us all sorts of interesting new points, especially in Petroushka, which most of us had missed before. He received a tremendous ...

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