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... beautiful function, the Chelsea Flower Show, last week, and were received by Lord Lambourne, the President of the Royal Horticultural Society, Lieut. -Colonel Sir George Holford, and Mr. W. R. Dykes, the Secretary of the Society. The show has been voted as ...
... CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW MR. LANNING ROPER, the author of this article, has been described by the Hon. David Boives-Lyon, President of the Royal Horticultural Society, as one of the most distinguished authorities on gardens and horticulture generally; thus ...
... The Chelsea Flower Show Sitting out Visitors find the shade of a marquee and (right) debutantes Sarah Drummond Maxine Brodrick settle in a garden swing seat for a restful view of the Show Mrs. George Brodrick Sir Anthony Lindsay-Hogg, Bt. Mrs. H. Stockley ...
... PERSONALITIES AT TIE CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW, THE EARL AND COUNTESS OF OSSORY EDITH, LADY ALLENDALE AND THE HON. AGATHA BEAUMONT THE COUNTESS OF OXFORD AND MRS. NORMAN HOLDEN MISS DARRELL AND LADY MOSIiLEY BARONESS MONCHEUR AND HER SON THE COUNTESS VON HOCHBERG ...
... PREVIEW DAY AT THE CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW E Left: Sir Giles Loder, Bt., and Lady Loder, were amongst the noted gardening enthusiasts there. Their home is Leonardslee, Horsham, in Sussex. Centre: the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland took great interest in the ...
... ECSTASY OF CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW The flowers that bloom in the spring, tra la, bloom best at the Chelsea Flower Show. Only superlatives do it justice. It is generally acknowledged ...
... 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- ...
... at tlh CjhEsi, Floweip Show L-ast WM.0 V MILLICENT DUCHESS OF SUTHERLAND Herself a very flower of womanhood, who was an interested and knowledgable spectator at the opening of the Royal Horticultural Society's show at Chelsea last week MRS. BULTEEL, ...
... Mother went to Chelsea Flower Show on private view day, and expressed great admiration of the display of massed and banked colour and fragrance. In particular they were delighted with the replica Spanish Garden. Jennifer describes the Show on page 528 Jus ...
... 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 ...
... THE SMILE OF SUMMER The season may be under way, but summer really seems to start in London with the Chelsea Flower Show, where one of the earliest visitors was the Queen, carrying out her first public engagement since the birth of Prince Edward. She ...
... SlhoirtL Respite from ftlhe Horrors of War at ]hw JLast WeeL LADY CHURSTON AND HER CHILDREN Who worked very hard at the Chelsea Flower Show collecting for the Royal Horticultural War Relief Fund, and had a valu able ally in the small pony, Cafe Caramel LADY ...