Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... THREE DAYS' WOiER-- THE CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW Uncertain Weather Had Little Effect on Its Success In a brief gleam of sunlight, Miss Elliott, Miss Lethbridge, Lady Patricia Lucas-Scudamore and Lady Broughton make a charming Arcadian group in the eighteenth- ...
... THE QUEEN, with Lady Katharine Seymour, showed the keenest interest in the exhibits at the Chelsea Flower Show which she visited on the morning of members' day. Her Majesty is seen discussing with Mr. George Whitelegg, of Chislehurst, Kent, his gold-medal ...
... At the Royal Horticultural Hall The Royal Horticultural Society's great spring show, the Chelsea flower show of peacetime, was held at the Royal Horticultural Hall at Westmin ster. Awards of merit were granted to Lord Aberconway, Lord Swayth- ling and ...
... second half of the Queen Charlotte's Ball. On May 26th-May 28th is the Chelsea Flower Show, where each year one sees more and more beautiful flowers in the excellent setting of the Chelsea Hospital Gardens. On May 28th, Keble College are ...
... several years. The Chelsea Flower Show, which opens to-day, returns to its pre-war home in the grounds of the Royal Hospital, Chelsea the impressive ceremony of Trooping the Colour on Horse Guards' Parade and the Royal Richmond Horse Show ...
... had proposed it in a brief speech. Lieut. Philip Mountbatten was among those present. Their Majesties' visit to the Chelsea Flower Show with the two Princesses at six in the evening on judging day enabled them to spend an hour and a half quietly exploring ...
... fifteen years of married life, amusingly showing all the places in which she and her husband have lived or which they have visited together Ancestors Look Down on a Flower-Filled Room in Ursula Bloom's Chelsea Flat Photos, by T unbridae-Scdewick ...
... The opening of the Flower Show happily fell on Queen Mary's birthday and she is here inspecting one of the rock gardens. Third on her right is the Princess Royal The King and Queen were also keenly-interested visitors on the opening day, and are seen ...
... their attractive house in Chelsea, the Yugoslav Minister and Mme. Vladimir Rybdr gave another of their delightful parties, this time in honour of H.E. the Yugoslav Ambassador and Mme. Leontic. Mme. Rybdr, wearing a lovely flowered dress, received her guests ...
... wives could trans fer their regimental brooches from hat to hip. A. 11. P. Revue Chelsea A.R.P. workers put across an excellent revue at a school in Hortensia Road, Chelsea, produced by Hedley Briggs. Mary Hinton, who was particularly good doing various ...
... Smart in the little back room has given London picture lovers an exhibition worth waiting for. Sine Mackintosh's is the first show since the war. When it broke she was painting in Brittany with artist hus band, Rupert Fordham, her mother, their small daughter ...
... the Almanach de Gotha. The Tree The tree that has, in this generation, put out the triple flower of the Sitwell genius is a very English tree. The pedigree shows no foreign marriages, but there is a good deal more to it than this the sap of class and race ...