... iastened with a wreath ot orange blossom, also court shoes of white kid, and she carried a bouquet of white Harrisii lilies and asparagus tern tied with white satin streamers, was attended by her two sisters bridesmaids, Miss Winitred Gladys Landick and Miss ...

... day coming in late for dinner at the hotel, and seeing asparagus in the restaurant, ordering a dish it with quails for own dinner—on paying the bill I also recollect exceedingly well that the asparagus was charged ooe franc per head—and had eaten very large ...

... heather and silver leaves. She wore also pale mauve shoes, and carried a shower bouquet of carnations' and white heather, with asparagus fern* She was attended by three bridesmaids, her sister, Miss Eileen Labbett, and Misses Freda and Rene Muller (sisters of ...

... dress of peach coloured fancy swede crepe, with a wreath, veil, gloves and shoes to match, and carried boucjuet roses and asparagus and maidenhair fern. She was attended two bridesmaids—Miss Edna Nancekivell (sister of the bride) and Miss Dorecn Heard (sister ...

... two artichoke bottoms, a uple of dozen asparagus points, and handful of Kre beans—if obtainable. When all are eookel dry theta in clean cloth, and leave them grow cold. Then cut all, except the peas and asparagus points, Into small pieces, add a tew slices ...

... of orange blossom buds and forget-me-nots around her hair, and blue shoes, and carried a bouquet of pink carnations and asparagus fern. Mr H Chubb (brother of the bridegroom) acted as best man. The bride's little attendant was Miss Josephine Drew (her ...

... BIRD'S EYE FOODS offer you. At any time of the year you can enjoy fresh ripe Strawberries, young green Spinach, new Peas, Asparagus, French Beans, and many other favourite Fruits and Vegetables—all as fresh as the hour they were picked. TRUMP S STORES ITY ...

... embroidered net, lent by a friend, and carried a shower bouquet of white carnations, lilies, roses, myrtle and white heather and asparagus fern. The two bridesmaids were the Misses Joan and Marion Gill, of Crediton (cousins of the bride), who wore pretty dresses ...

... Jane Webster Locke (nieces of the bride), ri»7* floral georgette frocks - and Juliet caps with sd bride's bouquet was of asparagus fern, and carried Victorian posies- tPj, J Channon, of Bridport, groom, was best, man. de ' * O held the house the The bride's ...

... eggs Is'to Is 2d per doz., butter ls ls 8d peril).-; potatoes Is 6d per score, cabbages each, broccoli 2d, cauliflower 6d, asparagus per 100 lettuce Jd each, rhubarb per bundle, carrots Id per lb., turnips per dozen, onions per lb., apple* od, pears Od. ...

... guinea-towl,-. 7s each; rabbits. Is 6d,to 2s each. New Enrrli-h potatoes are a luxury in the markets. 3d and Is 6d per lb.: asparagus. 129 per 100; old potatoes. 3s 4d and 3« 6d per score: cm nrm,, 9d: Spinach, per lb. Spring cauliflowers, each. . ...

... embroidered and crowned with a wreath orange blossoms. She carried sheaf bouquet of trumpet lilies, white heather, and asparagus fern, the gift- of the bridegroom, and was attended by a small page (Master Roy Banks) nephew of the bridegroom, who wore ...