... filled with lilies of the valley, lilinm harassii and chrysanthemums, while the altar rails were festconed with smilax and asparagus fern, with a group of palms, ferns, lilies, chrysanthemums, and other choice greenhouse plants, with large dracenas on either ...

... exquisite merit- was one in which troilus, gypsophila, and asparagus fern were used, and this the judges highly commended. An effective decoration of marguerites, gypsophila, forget-me-nots, and asparagus fern, was ‘commended for the arrangement of flowers, ...

... which won the first prize, was very pretty. It was an effective arrangement of Shrimp-pink sweet peas, maidenhair fern, asparagus tern, and gypsophila, with very effeetive traile of smilax. The second prize ‘exhibit was some way behind, in point of €xcellence ...

... with the delicate green tracery of asparagus fern. The second prize-winner used sweet peas of A rvich, creamy colour. shading towards the edges to a beautiful pink, and they were arvanged with great taste with asparagus fern. ‘White and scarlet sweet peas ...

... Rumball for an arrangement of pink malope, asparagus sprengeri, and maidenhair fern. No decoration excelled in excellence “that shown by Miss Galsworthy, who wused orange - pink sweet peas, gypsophilla and_ | asparagus fern; this was awarded the third prize ...

... with real lace, with a wreath of orange blossom and myrtle and a tulle veil, and she carried a bouquet of white roses and asparagus fern. There were four bridesmaids, Miss Nellie Tye, sister of the bride, Misses Maud and Nora Funnell, and Miss Annie Avards ...

... Cooper was awarded first prize. The table was exquisitely arranged ~with monthretia, nasturtium, gvpsophilia, and delicate asparagus forn. There was, however, one defect. The table was supposed to bhe set for six persons, but very little space was left for ...

... background of dark firs and distant hiils. The luncheon table was exquisitely but simply decorated with malmaison carnations and asparagus' sprengeri fern, and trails of smilax. The ! flowers were arranged in the set of silver pieces presented by the tenantry ...

... and Miss Mabel Foster, cousin, who were dressed in pale blue and white with picture hats, carried bouquets of peas with asparagus fern, and wore %'gld brooches, the gift of the bridegroom. After the service the bridaleé)arty left the church to the strains ...

... to Miss May, who had carried out a pretty scheme in which pink sweet peas, the new starry gypsophilla. maiden-hair, and asparagus forn were lightly and gracefully arranged in a centrepiece and six smaller vases connected at the base with trails of amilax ...

... magnificent wreath composed principally of orchids, arum lilies, roses, lilies of the valley, and Parma \'iplets. aranged with asparagus fern, and bearing a sprig of Highland heather from Perth, fastened with a clan tartan riband. Another ‘that attracted a great ...

... excellent in quality. There ere several floral emblems, amongst them % beautiful Maltese cross, in stephanotis, ;?SQS, and asparagus fern, on a base of shauve galega. giessrs. Hill and Sons, of 'Cove, 1-owed a very pretty bank of very fine seedilng gloxinias ...