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.
... near relative, the chair was taken by the Duchess of St. Albans. Her Grace was supported by the Rev.MeGamble, the Mayor of Bermondsey, the Rev. E. N. and Mrs. Coulthard, Dr. Kimmins, Mrs. Scott Lidgett and others. Nearly 500 children took part in the ...
... Settlement work and to the fact that she was his cousin. During the afternoon the members of the Guild a Play, under Mrs. Kimmins Sister Grace). gave a.charming midsummer festival in the courtyard of the Settlement. the railings in front of which were well ...
... anniversary of the Guild of the Brave Poor Things, the founder and organising secretary of which is Mrs. C. W. Kimmins, or better known as Sister Grace. The headquarters of the Guild are at Bermondsey Settlemem, where it had its inception, and the annual• ...
... connection with the Guild of Brave Poor Things, which is associated with Bermondsey Settlement. and in which 3lrs. Kimmins (Sister Grace) has, fur so many years. been deeply interested. Few, indeed amongst the bright bevy of society ladies who flocked ...
... jollier party than one of undertakers' men returning from a funeral, with their legs dangling over the sides of the hearse. Dr. Kimmins, chief inspector of the Education Department of the London County Council, and who is well known at Bermondsey Settlement ...
... the old songs and rounds Lady Beatrix Wilkinson, Dr. H. S. Basden iniedicarofficer to the Heritage Schools), Dr. Kimmins, Mrs. C. W. Kimmins (founder and hon. secretary of the guild), Miss Alice Rennie (treasurer), the representatives of the staff of the ...
... Justice Sterling. and Lot(' Justice Fletcher Moulton, on the Nlay, and was dismissed with costs . CHANCE FOR POOR BOYS,. Mrs. Kimmins, hon. secretary to the Guild of the Brave Poor Things, wrote enclosing a copy of the last annual report of the guild, and ...
... , pass, needlework certificates, tirades till., IV. and VI. ; Maud Turner—Needlework prize and certificate, ticra•le IV.: Grace Vicary--Needlework certificates, tirades IV. and VI. : Fanny Walker—Needlework gertiticates. tirade 111., IV. and VI.; Edith ...
... was the recipient of a silver bread laisk:q and fork, together with a framed photograph of her staff. Dr. and Mrs. Kimmins (Sister Grace) also gave Mr. Smith two volumes (Ruskin ■nd Bacon), and Mrs. Burdge • floral diary. In the unavoidable absence of ...
... gift to the Guild of Brave Poor Things, so closely associated with Bermondsey Settlement. was quite unexpected. and Mrs. Grace T. Kimmins. of Dame Armstrong House, Harrow-on-the Hill, in making the announcement, states that £l.OOO will furnish and equip the ...
... assisted by the Nl.C.'s. Messrs. Keg. Build and F. C. Gilbert. His Worship the Mayor of Bermondsey, Councillor Dumphreis. graced the occasion with his presence and anhmg the company were Messrs. Smith Itseasurerl. A. B. ('lark, H. E. Clark, Ruggall, and ...
... SYSIPATII V. The Guild of Brave Your Things is a novel title for a good work conducted under the direction of Mrs. Kimmins, so well known as Sister Grace, at the Bermondsey Settlement. It has largely to do with crippled children, but others are included in its ...