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... Gweneth Ponsonby. M and Mme. Paul May. Mrs Dick Cunyngham, Mr and Mrs Guy Sebright and M. Francois Flameng. For the Winkfield Flower Show Wednesday, Colonel and Mrs Seymour Corkran gave garden party at Wmkfield Place, when large number of peopl* were invited ...
... will, however, remain the property of the city of Paris, and will be utilized every year for agricultural and flower shows. The annual Horse Show will also be transferred from the Palais de ITndnstne The Fine Arts and Liberal Arts Galleries will be transformed ...
... last Benefaction with Privilege. £. t. d. Lord Viscount Chelsea, M.P., Wilton Crescent,} Belgrave Square .. .. .. .. j Subscriptions. Lord Viscount Chelsea, M.P. .. .. ..660 Viscountess Chelsea .. .. .. ..220 Col. Williams, Belle Vue 0 J. J. Wheble, Esq ...
... lake and the lawn, where there 18 another of those rare Wedgwood plaques, and where he keeps hia collection of Coalport, old Chelsea, and Lowestoft china. The furniture is upholstered in sea green silk, and conspicuous place is assigned to Clayton’s ' Dorking ...
... were carried tbe Court, though few ladies, amongst whom was Viscountess Churchill, wore long sprays of flowers in the bodice instead of carrying flowers in tbe band. Chiffon was used in abundance for tying, round the atoms of the flmrr*. four yards long ...
... The last Show for the Year will take place on the lGt'u of September. N.B. It proposed that AN OPEN SHOW of Dahlias, addition the specified exhibition, take place Wednesday, the September, for TWO CUPS, be'ourchased Subscription. The Flowers to exhibited ...
... Miss Crowdy, of the Highlands,â Shinfield ; and wild flowers, exhibited by Miss Woodforde, âOakbank,â Shinfield. Messrs Sutton and Sons, of Reading, had, usual, magnificent show of cut flowers. The exhibits of the cottagers were a very lino lot, potatoes ...
... NEW DRAPERY BUILDINGS, BROAD STREET. are now showing our SPRING STOCK, and respectfully invite attention especially to the undermentioned Goods: MIDLINEHY of every DESCRIPTION. A BEAUTIFUL VARIETY of FLOWERS. SHAWLS andlM ANTLES. COLOURED SILKS and FANCY ...
... BEADING HOBTICOLTDKAIi SOCIETY’S SHOW. The autumn show of the Reading Horticultural Society was held on Thursday in the Apbey Rains, Mid was the moat successful for years this season. Not only was there increase the number of entries, but the quality ...
... half mourning, while the azure blue and green feathers from the peacock are formed into flower shapes. For other than sable habiliments we have lately seen some flowers made from the breast of the humming bird, or rather, many humming birds. The light, as ...
... Subsciibers at One o'clock (additional tickets ss. :acb. which will admit «iso to the Autumn Show) ; and to the Public Four o'clock, on payment of One Sliiliiug. The Show will close at Seven o'clock. Subscriptions may paid to, and Tickets obtained of, Messrs ...
... 110s. advertisement it will geen that these sessions are fixed for the 12th inst. CHRYsaNTHEMUM SHow.—The second annual ¢ bition of chrysanthemus, flowers, and fruit wil held in the Corn Exchange oD ‘Wednesday, No Entries close on Oct. 80. Newsoay Aat ...